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The basic formula of transformer EMF

Lecture



Take a coil with a ferromagnetic core and take out a separate element of the ohmic resistance of the winding as shown in Figure 1.

  The basic formula of transformer EMF
Figure 1. Ferromagnetic core inductance

When an alternating voltage e c is applied to the coil, according to the law of electromagnetic induction, self-induced emf e L appears.

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (one)
  where ψ is flux linkage,
     W is the number of turns in the winding,
     Ф - the main magnetic flux. 

The scattering flow is neglected. The voltage applied to the coil and the induced emf are balanced. According to the second law Kirchhoff for the input circuit can be written:

e c + e L = i × R obm , (2)

where R obm is the active resistance of the winding.

Since e L >> i × R vom , we neglect the voltage drop across the ohmic resistance, then e c ≈ –e L. If the mains voltage is harmonic, e c = E m cos ω t , then:

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (3)

We find from this formula the magnetic flux. To do this, transfer the number of turns in the winding to the left side, and the magnetic flux F to the right:

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (four)

Now we take the indefinite integral of the right and left parts:

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (five)

Since the magnetic core is considered linear, only the harmonic current flows in the circuit and there is no permanent magnet or constant component of the magnetic flux, the integration constant c = 0. Then the fraction in front of the sine is the amplitude of the magnetic flux

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (6)

where we express the amplitude of the input emf

E m = f m × W × ω (7)

Its effective value is

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (eight)

or

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (9)

Expression (9) is called the basic formula of the transformer EMF , which is valid only for harmonic voltage. In case of non-harmonic voltage, it is modified and the so-called form factor is introduced, which is equal to the ratio of the effective value to the average:

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (ten)

Find the shape factor for the harmonic signal, with the average value found on the interval from 0 to π / 2

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (eleven)

Then the form factor is   The basic formula of transformer EMF and the basic formula of transformer EMF takes the final form:

  The basic formula of transformer EMF (12)

If the signal is a sequence of rectangular pulses of the same duration (meander), then the amplitude, effective and average values ​​for half the period are equal to each other and its k f = 1. You can find the shape factor for other signals. The basic formula of the transformer EMF will be valid.

Construct a vector diagram of a coil with a ferromagnetic core. With a sinusoidal voltage at the terminals of the coil, its magnetic flux is also sinusoidal and lags in phase from the voltage by the angle π / 2 as shown in Figure 2.

  The basic formula of transformer EMF
Figure 2. Vector diagram of a lossless core coil

In a lossless coil, the magnetizing current - reactive current ( I p ) coincides in phase with the magnetic flux Φ m . If there is a loss in the core ( P mag 0), then the angle of 90 ° - φ = α is the angle of the loss of magnetization reversal of the core. The active component of the current I and characterizes the losses in the magnetic circuit.

  The basic formula of transformer EMF
Figure 3. Vector diagram of a lossy core coil

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