A technician connects the primary winding of an iron-core transformer to a direct current (DC) battery and then to a alternating current (AC) power supply. What voltage behavior will be observed at the secondary output terminals for each power source?
- AA continuous output voltage is produced by both sources because transformer windings respond identically to steady and changing currents.
- BA continuous output voltage is produced only with the DC battery because a static magnetic field transfers energy without inductive losses.
- A continuous output voltage is produced only with the AC power supply because transformers require a continuously changing magnetic field to induce a voltage.Cevap
- DA continuous output voltage is produced by the DC battery, whereas the AC power supply causes the primary winding to short-circuit due to alternating polarity.
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A continuous output voltage is produced only with the AC power supply because transformers require a continuously changing magnetic field to induce a voltage.
The correct answer identifies that only the alternating current (AC) supply produces a sustained secondary output voltage. A transformer functions via mutual induction, which fundamentally requires a dynamic, changing magnetic field. Because AC continuously alternates in direction and amplitude, it creates a constantly fluctuating magnetic flux in the iron core that induces an electromotive force (voltage) across the secondary winding. Steady direct current (DC) establishes an unvarying magnetic field, which cannot produce a sustained output voltage.
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Transformers require a continuously changing current (AC) to produce the dynamic magnetic field necessary for mutual induction; steady DC produces a static magnetic field that cannot sustain transformer operation.
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