What is the difference between the transformer of turns ration
1000:100
or
100:10
or
10:1
The transfer ration is the same in all the transformers but what is the difference
in using the transformer with less turns or more turns?
Is it related to transfer efficiency? Then how do they determine how much turns is needed for certain voltage/current operation?
One last thing, the inductance of the coil depends on number of turns, cross sectional area
and the length. Can we exchange one term with other.
For eg.
less number of turns with more area of cross section.
or
smaller length with number of turns?
I know that I am mixiing two things, but seperate answer to these statements can
make sense(I believe).
1000:100
or
100:10
or
10:1
The transfer ration is the same in all the transformers but what is the difference
in using the transformer with less turns or more turns?
Is it related to transfer efficiency? Then how do they determine how much turns is needed for certain voltage/current operation?
One last thing, the inductance of the coil depends on number of turns, cross sectional area
and the length. Can we exchange one term with other.
For eg.
less number of turns with more area of cross section.
or
smaller length with number of turns?
I know that I am mixiing two things, but seperate answer to these statements can
make sense(I believe).