Step up and Step down transformer

Step up

If the secondary winding has more turns then the primary winding, then the secondary voltage higher then primary voltage and the transformer is called step-up transformer.


Step down

Secondary winding has less turns then the primary winding, then secondary voltage lower then primary voltage and the transformer is called step-down transformer.





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