If you will, consider a 120 VAC power transformer that steps down to 12 VAC with a center-tapped secondary winding. Now, I understand why there's 12 VAC at each of the outside lines, but why is is the voltage cut in half on the ceter line? Does the coil impede (build pressure) the voltage, thereby cutting it in half at the center line? Ultimately, what determines the available voltage on the secondary side? Is it the ratio between the primary and secondary sides? Thank You!!
Einstein said, " I just want to learn to think like God. Everything else is details. "
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Einstein said, " I just want to learn to think like God. Everything else is details. "
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