Question 15.9: Determination of Required Turns Ratio Suppose that we have a...

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Determination of Required Turns Ratio
Suppose that we have a 4700-V-rms ac source and we need to deliver 220V rms to a load. Determine the turns ratio N₁/N₂ of the transformer needed.

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