Question 91-1   -   What characterizes an ideal transformer?

Question 91-2   -   What are the main losses that do not occur in an ideal transformer?

Question 91-3   -   Why is the coupling coefficient in an ideal transformer considered to be unity?

Question 91-4   -   How is the transformation ratio of a transformer defined?

Question 91-5   -   If a transformer has N1 > N2, is it considered a step-up or step-down transformer?

Question 91-6   -   What is the equation that expresses the relationship between primary and secondary voltages?

Question 91-7   -   In an ideal transformer, what is the relationship between input power and output power?

Question 91-8   -   What does it mean to reflect an impedance back and forth across a transformer?

Question 91-9   -   How do you calculate the reflected impedance from the secondary to the primary?

Question 91-10   -   How do you calculate the reflected impedance from the primary to the secondary?

Question 91-11   -   What type of electrical current must be applied to the transformer primary for it to function properly?

Question 91-12   -   What would happen if we applied direct current (DC) to a transformer?

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