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The output current of a transformer in which the voltage is stepped down is usually higher than the input current. Explain why?

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Solution

For an ideal transformer, input power is equal to the output power
As Power,

P = I V
as voltage decreases current should be increased to get the initial power as there is no energy loss.


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