Analysis of induced voltage in the transformer's secondary coil.
1. Induced Voltage (εs):
The formula for the induced voltage in the secondary coil is:
εs = M(dIp/dt)
Where:
2. Primary Current (Ip):
The primary current is defined as:
Ip = I0sin(ωt)
Where:
Substituting the values:
Ip = 1 * sin(2π * 50 * t)
Ip = sin(100πt)
3. Rate of Change of Primary Current (dIp/dt):
The derivative of the primary current with respect to time is:
dIp/dt = d(sin(100πt))/dt
dIp/dt = 100πcos(100πt)
4. Induced Voltage (εs):
Substituting the rate of change of current into the induced voltage formula:
εs = M(dIp/dt)
εs = 0.5 H * 100πcos(100πt)
εs = 50πcos(100πt)
5. Crest Voltage (ε0):
The maximum induced voltage (crest voltage) occurs when cos(100πt) = 1:
ε0 = 50π V
Using π ≈ 3.14:
ε0 = 50 * 3.14 V
ε0 = 157 V
The calculated crest voltage induced in the secondary coil is approximately 157 V.
The closest available answer is 150 V.
The correct answer is:
Option 2: 150 V