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Transformer Practical Guide

The document provides instructions for a practical work on transformers, including objectives to understand step-up and step-down transformers and the effect of resistive loads. It outlines the equipment needed and procedures to set up circuits using a transformer with primary and secondary windings and measure voltages with and without loads. The results are to be recorded and discussions are included on transformer characteristics and types.
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Transformer Practical Guide

The document provides instructions for a practical work on transformers, including objectives to understand step-up and step-down transformers and the effect of resistive loads. It outlines the equipment needed and procedures to set up circuits using a transformer with primary and secondary windings and measure voltages with and without loads. The results are to be recorded and discussions are included on transformer characteristics and types.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

ACADEMIC SESSION: _____________

DET20033 – ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS


PRACTICAL WORK 5 : TRANSFORMER
PRACTICAL WORK
DATE :
LECTURER’S NAME:

GROUP NO. :
TOTAL
STUDENT ID & NAME : MARKS
(100%)

(1)

(2)

(3)

DATE SUBMIT : DATE RETURN :


1 LEARNING OUTCOMES (LO)

Construct of an AC electrical circuit and measured related electrical parameter using


appropriate electrical equipment. ( P4 , PLO 5 )

2 OBJECTIVE

At the end of this practical work, student should be able to:


1. Understand the operations of transformer which is step up transformer, step down
transformer and the effect of resistive load across the secondary winding.

3 THEORY

Transformer is an electrical device that transfers electrical energy between two or more
circuit through electromagnetic induction. Electromagnetic induction produces an
electromotive force across a conductor which is exposed to time varying magnetic fields.
Transformer is used to increase or decrease the voltage of alternating current in electric
power applications.

Figure 5.1 : Transformer

4 EQUIPMENT / TOOLS

i. AC power Supply 1 unit


ii. AC Voltmeter 2 units
iii. Digital Multimeter 1 unit
iv. Rheostat 1 unit

5 PROCEDURE

PART A
i. Using the single phase transformer labeled 0-240 as primary winding and 0-
120,120-240 as secondary winding.
ii. Set the Workbench Power supply to 50V, 50Hz indicated by digital multimeter.
Connect the power supply 50V, 50Hz to primary winding labeled 0-240 as shown
in Figure 5.2.
iii. By using the digital multimeter, measure primary voltage, V1 at terminal 0-240
and secondary voltage, V2 at terminal 0-120. Write down the results into the
Table 5.1.
iv. Add load at secondary winding (V2 at terminal 0-120), measure the output value
and record the results into the Table 5.1.
I1
240
240
IL

VS V1 120
50V, 50Hz V2 Load,
R = 50Ω
0 0

Figure 5.2

PART B
i. By using the same single phase transformer, labeled 0-240 as secondary winding
and 0-120 as primary winding.
ii. Connect the Workbench Power Supply 50V, 50Hz to primary winding, 0-120 as
shown in figure 5.3.
iii. By using the digital multimeter, measure primary voltage, V1 at terminal 0-120 and
secondary voltage, V2 at terminal 0-240. Write down the results into the Table 5.1.
iv. Add load at secondary winding (V2 at terminal 0-240), measure the output value
and record the results into the Table 5.1.

I1 0 0 IL

VS V1
Load,
50V, 50Hz V2 R = 50Ω
120

240 240
Figure 5.3
6. RESULT

Table 5.1

Primary Secondary Type of Load Primary


Part
Voltage, V1 Voltage, V2 transformer Current, IL Current, I1

B
7 DISCUSSION

1. State the relationship (greater than > or smaller than <) for Np, Ns, Vp, Vs, Ip and Is for
each of the following transformer. [ /6 M]

Type Of
Characteristic Of Transformer Relationship
Transformer

1. Number of turn Np  Ns
Step-up
Transformer
2. Voltage transformation Vp  Vs

3. Current transformation Ip  Is

1. Number of turn Np  Ns
Step-down
Transformer
2. Voltage transformation Vp  Vs

3. Current transformation Ip  Is

2. The function of transformer is to [ /3 M]

3. Three (3) types of transformers are [ /3 M]


i. ___________________________________
ii. ___________________________________
iii. ___________________________________

4. What happen if there is no resistive load across the secondary winding? [ /3 M]


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8. CONCLUSION

Based on the work performed, [ /5 M]

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PRACTICAL EVALUATION FORM
PRACTICAL WORK 5: TRANSFORMER
1. PRACTICAL WORK ASSESSMENT – 100%
NO. A. PRACTICAL SKILL ASSESSMENT S1: S2: S3:
1. Circuit connections ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
2. Voltmeter connection & readings ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
3. Ammeter connections & readings ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
4. Transformer characteristics ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
5. Result 1 ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
6. Result 2 ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
PERCENTAGE = (80%)

B. LAB REPORT ASSESSMENT

Discussions
Conclusion
PERCENTAGE = (20%)
Total = (A+B =100%)
2. * GENERIC SKILL ASSESSMENT (GSA) – 5%
A. Foster Good Relationship ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
B. Alternate Roles ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
C. Respect And Accept opinions ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②① ⑤④③②①
TOTAL
Remark, * : Minimum assessed TWO (2) times

SCORE RUBRIC

5 Demonstrate complete understanding of the task. Respond to ALL requirement of task.


4 Demonstrate considerable understanding of the task. All requirement of task are included
3 Demonstrate partial understanding of the task. Most requirements of task are included.
2 Demonstrate little understanding of the task. Many requirements of task are included.
1 Demonstrate a significant error of the task. No response/task not attempted

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