Mutual Inductance (circuit analysis)

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Joined May 3, 2014
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Hello everyone,

In this circuit there are two points (Mutual Inductance) ...

How I know the V1 is negative or positive and the V2 is negative or positive (please explain )?

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This video explain how I Know when mutual is negative or positive .... but the loop I think wrong...:(


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crutschow

Joined Mar 14, 2008
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That video is wrong. The red dots on the transformer indicate relative voltage polarity. A positive time-varying voltage applied to the dot input on one side (designated as the primary) will generate a positive voltage at the dot output on the other side (designated as the secondary). That means the current on the input is flowing into the dot (for a positive going signal) at the primary but flowing out (not in as the video seems to state) from the secondary output to the load.
 
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