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E  = N ϕ  ω
                                                                  m
                                                        m

               or,


                                                     E  = N ϕ  2πϕ
                                                       m
                                                                m



               We know for a sinusoidal voltage, the RMS value is                  times its maximum



               value. If, E is the RMS value of the induced EMF, then











               Primary winding has N  turns. The induced EMF in the primary winding E                    1
                                           1
               is


                                           E  = 4.44 ϕ  f N  V            (6.3)
                                             1
                                                        m
                                                               1
               Since the same flux producing E  also links the secondary winding having N                  2
                                                      1
               number of turns, the induced EMF in the secondary winding, E  is
                                                                                           2

                                          E  = 4.44 ϕ  f N  V               (6.4)
                                                              2
                                           2
                                                       m
               Dividing eq. (6.3) by eq. (6.4),













               K is called the ratio of voltage transformation. For a step-up transformer, N              2

               > N , and hence, the value of K is more than 1. For a step-down transformer,
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