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Consider an ideal transformer with N1=3000turns and N1=1000turns. Let winding 1 be connected to a source whose voltage is e1(e)=100(1-t)voltsfor -1t1and e1(t)=0for |t|>1. A 2-farad capacitor is connected across winding 2. Sketch e1(t),e2(t),i1(t)andi2(t)versus time t.

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Therefore, the plot of e1tis drawn below:

The plot of e1tis drawn below:

The plot of i1tis drawn below:

The plot of i2tis drawn below:

Step by step solution

01

Determine the formulas of transformer ratio and secondary current.

Write the formula of transformer ratio.

e2(t)e1(t)=N2N1 ……. (1)

Write the formula of secondary current

i2(t)=Cde(t)dt ……. (2)

Write the formula of transformer ratio in terms of current.

i1(t)i2(t)=N2N1 ……. (3)

02

Sketch graph for the source voltage, secondary voltage, primary current and secondary current.

From the given data, the source voltage e1tis exists between -1t1, and it is zero for t1and t-1.

For t=0,e1t-100Vhence sketch for source voltage is drawn below:

Determine the secondary voltage.

Substitute 1001-tVfore1t,3000forN1and1000forN2 in equation (1).

i2t=2ddt10031-t=2003ddt1-tA

The sketch for e2tis drawn below:

Determine the secondary current

Substitute 2Ffor C and 10031-tfor e2tin equation (2).

i2t=2ddt10031-t=2003ddt1-tA

The sketch for i2tis drawn below:

Determine the primary current

Substitute 3000 for N1and 1000 for N2 in equation (3).

i1ti2t=10003000i1t=13i2tAi1t=13×2003ddt1-ti1t=2009ddt1-tA

The sketch for i1tis drawn below:

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