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In a Transformer,,, Why is the back emf in the primary coil equal to the voltage supplied to the Primary coil

Dhiraj Bhakta , 10 Years ago
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Sher Mohammad

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If you apply kirchfoff's voltage law to the primary coil of the transformer, you get the back emf equal to supplied voltage. Actually it is not equal, it is a little less than supplied voltage because of resistance of the coil. But in ideal situation we assume resistance to be equal to zero.


Sher Mohammad
B. tech, IIT Delhi
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