How does a Transformer work - Working Principle electrical engineering

I am not able to understand. 🤔how is the current decreased if there is bigger force there should be bigger current right

What happens if I on transformer meant to turn 208 or 240 into 24vdc what happens if I input on only 120ac will it just come out as less than 24dc at the terminal

Did you make a video on Wye Delta configuration?

Please answer this very basic and rudimentary question? Why doesn’t the transformer blow up if in a WYE system all the wires are connected.

But on the other end if the hots touch anything there is death.

Please explain. I don’t understand it.

Now I just realised what Faraday’s law is used for. I’m still 2nd year EE but never realised this.

If a transformer increases the voltage couldnt you just have one really big transformer and power everything with a battery?

Bro is legend

What is your most basic video that covers the subject of grounding?

thanks for sharing

thank you very much for your explanations, but what makes the magnet movement, I mean the turning of the magnet inside de ac generator? thanks

Very good practical excersice kip it up !!

I think this is what is lacking in the conversation when it comes to how electricity works on a AC Generator, they never mention how it is connected to a transformer.

I’m in school to be a radiographer and this video is so helpful with the physics behind the machines

As of writing, I have worked on 3-phase transformer problems in my university course: Electrical Energy Conversion. They are quite the challenge, but really exciting stuff!!!

If the inner coils are your lower voltage, (secondary windings) and your outer coils are your higher voltage (primary windings), wouldn't the inner coils then be the star configuration with 4 bushings?. Electricity in the UK is stepped down from 11kV to 400/230, using a neutral so I thought the configuration would be the opposite of what it is in this video.

I always love your video with the visual and explanation. It will be great to show the number calculation how square root of 3 is derived and how 480v transforms to 208v. A lot of engineer probably don’t know how to derive these numbers

When taking an Electronics Engineering Technology course in college recently, my teacher introduced us to this channel. It's been quite helpful in explaining various concepts and the graphics rich format makes it very straightforward.

Thank you and keep up the good work.

its crazy how we now take things like that for granted when people before us would kill to have something like that in the past

Love this video. ❤

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Thanks, your explanation is easy to understand ❤🙏🏿🙏🏿.

Good... i like this

Have you seen our new transformer video?

imagine if he explained it with water lol

Why/how does the current reduce when the voltage is increased in a step-up transformer? I thought that by ohm's law, current and voltage increase together given the same resistance.

I just started going to school to become an electrician and brother I’m extremely grateful for all these videos and your knowledge when you explain the material , you’ve helped me understand a lot thank you.

please explain more about three phase transformer

With those green boxes are called transformers. They are connected directly to a power plant, making sure that it doesn’t overload your house with a bunch of power coming through it without those if he tried loading in a lightbulb, it would mostly just burn out immediately

I sort of like the inclusion of the spelling mistakes. Shows we’re all human.

According the law of energy conservation, when6the voltage is being stepped up the current should descress subsequently. However, according to ohm's law, and increase in voltage will lead to an increase in current given the same resistance. These two rule seems to cotridict one another, how does that work?

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vary useful and knowledgeable video thank you

Great video

How does the secondary coil get more voltage? First law of Thermodynamics? Free energy?

How voltage increase just by doubling coil round

If we can not change the power in secondary winding by reducing voltage or current in the primary winding, why we need to use transformer? I mean if current if V1>V2 then I1<I2 to keep power the same.
So why to use transformer?

The most amazing thing about this is that it is completely contactless. There is NO direct connection between the power station and your home, and is infact broken at several points along the way, but it still works.

Dear respected sir plz. Make detailed vedio on delta and star configuration used in transformers. Plz. Plz. Plz.

Sir please make vedio on transformer deeply explained.

Bro, I'm bit confused when you said voltage increase, current decrease and vice versa. So, my question is isn't the voltage V=I×R ? (According to Ohm's Law).
Or, Maybe I missed something 🤔

nice and detailed videos.

Hmm no energon usage here

Your video help us alot, thanks for making such kind of video❤️

Make a separate video on three phase transformer.

Somebody is really adept with the graphics

This is so good, thanks so much