Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side Calculator

✖Secondary leakage reactance of a transformer arises from the fact that all the flux produced by one winding does not link with the other winding.ⓘ Secondary Leakage Reactance [X_L2]			+10% -10%
✖Secondary Current is the current which is flows in the secondary winding of transformer.ⓘ Secondary Current [I₂]			+10% -10%

✖EMF Induced in Secondary Winding is the production of voltage in a coil because of the change in magnetic flux through a coil.ⓘ Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side [E₂]

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Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side

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E 2 = X L2 \cdot I 2

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9.975 V = 0.95 Ω \cdot 10.5 A

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Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

EMF Induced in Secondary = Secondary Leakage Reactance*Secondary Current
E₂ = X_L2*I₂
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

EMF Induced in Secondary - (Measured in Volt) - EMF Induced in Secondary Winding is the production of voltage in a coil because of the change in magnetic flux through a coil.
Secondary Leakage Reactance - (Measured in Ohm) - Secondary leakage reactance of a transformer arises from the fact that all the flux produced by one winding does not link with the other winding.
Secondary Current - (Measured in Ampere) - Secondary Current is the current which is flows in the secondary winding of transformer.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Secondary Leakage Reactance: 0.95 Ohm --> 0.95 Ohm No Conversion Required
Secondary Current: 10.5 Ampere --> 10.5 Ampere No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

E₂ = X_L2*I₂ --> 0.95*10.5

Evaluating ... ...

E₂ = 9.975

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

9.975 Volt --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

9.975 Volt <-- EMF Induced in Secondary

(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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Output Voltage given EMF Induced in Secondary Winding

Go Secondary Voltage = EMF Induced in Secondary-Secondary Current*Impedance of Secondary

Input Voltage when EMF Induced in Primary Winding

Go Primary Voltage = EMF Induced in Primary+Primary Current*Impedance of Primary

EMF Induced in Secondary Winding given Voltage Transformation Ratio

Go EMF Induced in Secondary = EMF Induced in Primary*Transformation Ratio

EMF Induced in Primary Winding given Voltage Transformation Ratio

Go EMF Induced in Primary = EMF Induced in Secondary/Transformation Ratio

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Area of Core given EMF Induced in Secondary Winding

Go Area of Core = EMF Induced in Secondary/(4.44*Supply Frequency*Number of Turns in Secondary*Maximum Flux Density)

Area of Core given EMF Induced in Primary Winding

Go Area of Core = EMF Induced in Primary/(4.44*Supply Frequency*Number of Turns in Primary*Maximum Flux Density)

Maximum Flux in Core using Primary Winding

Go Maximum Core Flux = EMF Induced in Primary/(4.44*Supply Frequency*Number of Turns in Primary)

Maximum Core Flux

Go Maximum Core Flux = Maximum Flux Density*Area of Core

Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side Formula

EMF Induced in Secondary = Secondary Leakage Reactance*Secondary Current
E₂ = X_L2*I₂

What type of winding is used in a transformer?

In core type, we wrap the primary, and secondary windings on the outside limbs, and in shell type, we place the primary and secondary windings on the inner limbs. We use concentric type windings in core type transformer. We place a low voltage winding near the core. However, to reduce leakage reactance, windings can be interlaced.

How to Calculate Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side?

Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side calculator uses EMF Induced in Secondary = Secondary Leakage Reactance*Secondary Current to calculate the EMF Induced in Secondary, The Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side formula is defined as the induced electromotive force in secondary winding by the secondary winding. EMF Induced in Secondary is denoted by E₂ symbol.

How to calculate Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side, enter Secondary Leakage Reactance (X_L2) & Secondary Current (I₂) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side calculation can be explained with given input values -> 9.975 = 0.95*10.5.

FAQ

What is Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side?

The Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side formula is defined as the induced electromotive force in secondary winding by the secondary winding and is represented as E₂ = X_L2*I₂ or EMF Induced in Secondary = Secondary Leakage Reactance*Secondary Current. Secondary leakage reactance of a transformer arises from the fact that all the flux produced by one winding does not link with the other winding & Secondary Current is the current which is flows in the secondary winding of transformer.

How to calculate Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side?

The Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side formula is defined as the induced electromotive force in secondary winding by the secondary winding is calculated using EMF Induced in Secondary = Secondary Leakage Reactance*Secondary Current. To calculate Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side, you need Secondary Leakage Reactance (X_L2) & Secondary Current (I₂). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Secondary Leakage Reactance & Secondary Current and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate EMF Induced in Secondary?

In this formula, EMF Induced in Secondary uses Secondary Leakage Reactance & Secondary Current. We can use 2 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

EMF Induced in Secondary = EMF Induced in Primary*Transformation Ratio
EMF Induced in Secondary = 4.44*Number of Turns in Secondary*Supply Frequency*Area of Core*Maximum Flux Density

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