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What could be true when transformer ratio is 20:1?

Asked by Cisc.careers, Last updated: Apr 19, 2024

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Rizzy Sebarios

Rizzy Sebarios

Rizzy Sebarios
Rizzy Sebarios

Answered Feb 20, 2020

For every 20 turns in the primary, there is one turn in the secondary.

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Chris Kenway

Chris Kenway

Chris Kenway
Chris Kenway, Content Writer, Jacksonville

Answered Feb 01, 2019

There are some people who are not too sure about the ratio in general. They do not understand what this means. The primary ratio is 20 times greater as compared to the secondary. There are some people who become confused with this because grammatically, the ratio should be written 1:20.

Nevertheless, this is something that you should understand especially if you are going to work with transformers. A transformer is going to be very useful for increasing or decreasing the amount of electricity used. The ratio is normally used when there are different values that are being compared.

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John Adney

John Adney

John Adney
John Adney

Answered May 23, 2017

For every 20 rotations in the secondary, there is one rotation in the primary. is not correct 20- 1
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John Smith

John Smith

John Smith
John Smith

Answered Nov 20, 2016

The primary voltage is 20 times greater than that of the secondary.
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