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A simple transformer experiment
Added by Yenka on Jun 26, 2009
In this experiment you learn how a transformer can be used to step up a voltage enough to light a bulb. See what happens when the voltage is stepped up too much!
This item teaches:
- the relationship between the potential difference across the primary and secondary coils of a transformer
- about the potential difference across the primary and secondary coils in step-up transformers
- about step-up transformers
- how an alternating current in the primary coil of a transformer can induce an alternating potential difference in the secondary coil
- about the different types of transformers that can be used for different applications
- about transformers
- about the basic structure of a transformer
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João Carlos Lazaro
- Topic:
- Magnetism
- Product:
- Electricity
- Tags:
- transformer, electricity, magnetism, experiment
- Viewed:
- 9,170 times
- File Size:
- 5.46 KB
- Requires:
- Yenka 2.6.0 or later.
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