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    FORM 5© COPYRIGHT BY SUPER EDUCATION GROUP (J

    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et8%& Tr"$'r!er

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    8.4: Transformers

    1. In Malaysia, our electricity for domestic supplied at a voltage of ……………… a.c.

    2. However, most of home appliances at home use lower than or higher than 240.!. "ransformers are found in many devices such as ………………., …………………., …………………..

    and etc.

    4. "he main use of transformer is to convert ……………………. #$ oltage to ……………. one or vice%

    versa.

    # transformer is a device which step ups or steps down alternating current voltage

    Operating principle of a transformer

    &. 'ased on the electromagnetic induction, the a.c voltage is applied to the primary coil of a transformer,

    an alternating current flow through the circuit.

    (. )hen an alternating current flows in primary coil, and magnetic field is produced in the soft iron core.

    *. Magnetic flu+ linage to secondary coil and will cut the magnetic fields lines.

    -. "he secondary coil e+periences the rate of change of magnetic field and current is induced in secondary

    coil. induced e.m.f /

    . )hen the current in primary coil decreases, the magnetic field will collapse and again cut the secondary

    coil.

    10. #n e.mf acting in the opposite direction is induced in the secondary coil.

    11. Hence, an alternating e.m.f of the same freuency is induced in the secondary coil.

    12. "he output voltage is depends on the ratio of numer of turns of primary and secondary coils.

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    Step-up and step-down transformers

    1. "he relationship etween the voltages and the ratio of the turns in primary and secondary coils can e

    If  Ns is greater than Np, then Vs is ………………… than Vp. "he type of transformer is

    ………………………….

    If  Ns is less than Np, then Vs is ………………… than Vp. "he type of transformer is

    ………………………….

    3or e+ample, if the turns ratio is 1&0, the output voltage is stepped up ……….. times.

    PREPARED BY JJ MREON P"#e +© COPYRIGHT BY SUPER EDUCATION GROUP (JOHOR JAYA)

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    Energy losses in a transformer

    #s we now, an ideal transformer has ………….. effiency.

    'ut in practice, the efficiency of a tranformer is …………….. 1005.

    "he effiency of a transformer is e+pressed as follows

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    13. $omplete the tale elow

    Type of losses Causes Way to reduce

    Eddy current   • current induced in the core due to

    electromagnetic induction.

    • $hanging of magnetic field induced

    current in soft iron core

     

     Eddy current produced and generate

    heat 

     

    Use laminated core

     

    higher resistance to reduce eddy

    current 

    Heat loss   • #s the numer of turn increases, the

    resistance of conductor also increases.

     

     Heat produced by electrical energy to

    oppose the resistance

      Use low resistance copper

     /aluminium wires

     

    Thick wire to reduce resistance

     Hysterisis loss

     /magnetism and 

    demagnetizatio

    n of the core

    • "he core is magneti6ed and

    demagneti6ed alternately due to a.c

    current in primary coil

     

     Energy loss as heat 

     

    Use soft-iron core

     

     t is able to be magnetized and

    demagnetized easily

    3lu+ leaage   • 7eaage of magnetic flu+ in the

     primary coil

     

     !roper core design

     

    wind the primary coil on the top of

    the secondary coils

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    8.: !eneration and Transmission of Electricity

    Sources of Energy

    1. "he generation of electricity comes from many sources such as

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    "ational !rid "etwor# 

    2. 8ational 9rid 8etwor is a networ of underground cales or …………… which connect all the power

    stations and sustations for the whole country.!. "his networ starts at electrical power plant lie $henderoh 7ae :ower ;tation which is hydroelectric

     power station, and end at our houses.

    4. $omplete the diagram elow y showing the cales of transmission and suitale users.

    &.

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    *. "he power loss can reduce y

    i. =educing the ……………………… of the cales

    ii. =educing the current or ……………………. the voltage in the cale.

    #dvantages of use national grid networ 

    1. easy to manage =egional control and switching centres enale power to

     e sent where and when it is needed.

    2. 7ess interruptions and continuously =egional control and switching centres allow some

    stations and lines to e shut down for maintenance wor 

    without cutting off the supply to the consumers

    !. =educing cost of generation High voltage transmission can reduce the power loss in

    transmission cales. "he cost production is reduced.

    4. uring periods of low

    demand, some generators can e turned off.

    $enewa%le energy

    =enewale energy sources are continually replenished naturally means they are sustainale.

    &. 9ive the e+ample of renewa%le energy

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    (. 9ive the e+ample of non-renewa%le energy

    i. ……………………..

    a& 'ilb& (asc& )oal 

    *. 9ive the enefits of using the renewale energy to our nation

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    CHAPTER 8: Electr!"#$et

    a* +void depletion of fossil f!elsb* )leaner so!rces for little poll!tionc* +void harming ,ora and fa!nad* +void the disr!ption of ecological balance

    PREPARED BY JJ MREON P"#e *?© COPYRIGHT BY SUPER EDUCATION GROUP (JOHOR JAYA)