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electronics fundamentals
circuits, devices, and applications
THOMAS L. FLOYD
DAVID M. BUCHLA
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Mutual Inductance
เมื่อนำขดลวดมำวำงใกล้ ๆ กัน กำรเปลี่ยนแปลงที่ฟลักซ์ของขดลวดหนึ่งจะส่งผลไป
ยังอีกขดหนึ่ง เรี ยกว่ำขดลวดทั้งสองมีควำมสัมพันธ์กนั (LM) ซึ่งอำจจะเป็ นได้ท้ งั
กำรเพิ่มหรื อลดกำรเหนี่ยวนำรวม
LM
ค่ำสัมประสิ ทธิ์ของกำรเหนี่ยวนำ เป็ น
ค่ำที่ใช้วดั ว่ำขดลวดทั้งคู่มีกำรเหนี่ยวนำ
ระหว่ำงกันดีเพียงใด ซึ่งมีค่ำอยูร่ ะหว่ำง
0 และ 1
L2
L1
k
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ค่ำเหนี่ยวนำสัมพันธ์หำได้จำก
LM  k L1L2
k = สัมประสิ ทธิ์กำรเหนี่ยวนำ
L1, L2 = ค่ำกำรเหนี่ยวนำของขดลวด (H)
LM
L2
L1
k
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ลักษณะของหม้อแปลง
แกนอำกำศ
แกนเฟอร์ไรท์
แกนเหล็ก
หม้อแปลงแบบกำลังต่ำ
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อัตรำกำรพัน
อัตรำกันพันขดลวดของหม้อแปลงหำได้จำก
n
N sec
N pri
Nsec = จำนวนขดลวดด้ำนทุติยภูมิ
Npri = จำนวนขดลวดด้ำนปฐมภูมิ
หม้อแปลงลูกหนึ่งมีจำนวนขดลวดด้ำนปฐมภูมิ 800 รอบ และมีอตั รำกำรพัน 0.25
จงหำจำนวนขดลวดด้ำนทุติยภูมิวำ่ มีกี่รอบ
200
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ทิศทำงของกำรพัน
ทิศทำงกำรพันของขดลวดจะบ่งบอกถึงขั้วของแรงดันที่ตกคร่ อมขดทุติยภูมิที่แปรผัน
ตำมขดปฐมภูมิ โดยจะใช้เครื่ องหมำยจุด เป็ นตัวระบุข้ วั
In phase
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หม้อแปลงแบบ Step-up และ step-down
หม้อแปลง step-up จำนวนขดทุติยภูมิจะมำกกว่ำขดปฐมภูมิ และ n > 1
หม้อแปลง step-down จะมีจำนวนขดลวดทุติยภูมินอ้ ยกว่ำขดปฐมภูมิและ n < 1
จงหำแรงดันด้ำนทุติยภูมิ
4:1
Vpri
120 Vrms
จงหำอัตรำกำรพัน
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หม้อแปลงแบบ Isolation
หม้อแปลงที่มีอตั รำกำรพันเท่ำกับ 1 เรี ยกว่ำ หม้อแปลง isolation
Isolation
transformer
1:1
120 Vac
120 Vac
หม้อแปลงแบบนี้จะป้ องกันไฟ dc ระหว่ำงวงจรสองวงจร กำรที่มนั สำมำรถบล็อกไฟ dc ได้กเ็ พรำะ
ฟลักซ์สนำมแม่เหล็กจะไม่มีกำรเปลี่ยนแปลงเมื่อได้รับไฟ dc
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หม้อแปลง Coupling
ใช้เป็ นตัวผ่ำนของสัญญำณควำมถี่สูงจำกสเตจหนึ่งไปยังอีกสเตจหนึ่ง
Coupling transformer
Amplifier
stage 1
ac + dc
voltage
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voltage
only
Amplifier
stage 2
Secondary resonant circuit
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กระแส
หม้อแปลงไม่สำมำรถเพิ่มกำลังไฟฟ้ ำได้ ดังนั้นถ้ำแรงดันที่ขดทุติยภูมิสูงกว่ำขดปฐมภูมิ
แล้ว จะทำให้กระแสที่ฝั่งทุติยภูมิมีค่ำน้อยกว่ำด้ำนปฐมภูมิ
อัตรำกำรพันของหม้อแปลง เมื่อพิจำรณำกระแส จะได้
n
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I pri
I sec
จะเห็นว่ำกระแสด้ำนปฐมภูมิจะเป็ นตัวตั้ง
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กำลังไฟฟ้ ำ
โดยอุดมคติแล้วหม้อแปลงจะไม่มีกำลังไฟฟ้ ำตกอยู่ หม้อแปลงจะทำหน้ำที่ในกำร
ส่ งผ่ำนกำลังไฟฟ้ ำจำกแหล่งจ่ำยไปยังโหลด นัน่ คือ
Ppri  Psec
V pri I pri  Vsec I sec
Vsec I pri

V pri I sec
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ซึ่งก็คืออัตรำกำรพัน หรื อ n นัน่ เอง
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ค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนสะท้อน
หม้อแปลงจะเปลี่ยนทั้งแรงดันและกระแสจำกด้ำนปฐมภูมิ ไปยังด้ำนทุติยภูมิ ทำให้
ค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนโหลดที่ดำ้ นปฐมภูมิมีค่ำเปลี่ยนไปด้วย
จำกกฎของโอห์ม
Rpri 
Vpri
I pri
Vsec
and RL 
I sec
หำอัตรำส่ วนของ Rpri และ RL จะได้
 V pri

RL  Vsec
R pri
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  I sec
 
  I pri

 1  1  1
 =     2
 n  n  n

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ค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนสะท้อน
ค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนที่มองเห็นจำกด้ำนปฐมภูมิน้ ีจะเรี ยกว่ำ ค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนสะท้อน
2
Rpri
เมื่อมองจำกด้ำนปฐมภูมิ ค่ำควำม
ต้ำนทำนโหลดจะเปลี่ยนไป
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1
   RL
n
RL
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Impedance matching
อิมพีแดนซ์ เป็ นค่ำที่อยูใ่ นไฟ ac โดยจะรวมเอำค่ำควำมต้ำนทำน
(resistance) กับค่ำรี แอคแตนซ์ (reactance) เข้ำด้วยกัน ในกำรแมตช์ค่ำ
ควำมต้ำนทำนโหลดเข้ำกับค่ำควำมต้ำนทำนภำยในของแหล่งจ่ำยเพื่อให้ค่ำกำรส่ ง
ถ่ำยกำลังงำนสู งสุ ด จึงจำเป็ นต้องทำ Impedance Matching
Rint
Vs
RL
Impedance
matching
transformer
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Impedance matching
The balun is a specialized transformer to match a balanced line to
an unbalanced line and vice-versa (hence the name balun). A
balanced signal is composed of two equal-amplitude signals that
are 180o out-of-phase with each other. An unbalanced signal is
one that is referenced to ground. In the illustration, an unbalanced
signal is converted to a balanced signal by the balun transformer.
Unbalanced
signal
Coax
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Balun
1:2
Balanced
signal
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Impedance matching
One common application of a balun is in matching a
balanced dipole antenna to a coax line. This is shown
in the illustration.
Balanced antenna
Beside making the conversion from a
balanced line to an unbalanced line, the
balun can also match two different
impedances. For example, a dipole
antenna of 300 W can be matched to a
75 W coax using a balun.
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Balun
Coax cable
(unbalanced)
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Non-ideal transformers
An ideal transformer has no power loss; all power applied to the
primary is all delivered to the load. Actual transformers depart from
this ideal model. Some loss mechanisms are:
Winding resistance (causing power to be dissipated in the
windings.)
Hysteresis loss (due to the continuous reversal of the magnetic
field.)
Core losses due to circulating current in the core (eddy currents).
Flux leakage flux from the primary that does not link to the
secondary
Winding capacitance that has a bypassing effect for the windings.
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Transformer efficiency
The efficiency of a transformer is the ratio of power
delivered to the load (Pout) to the power delivered to
the primary (Pin). Than is
 Pout
 Pin
 

100%

What is the efficiency of the transformer? 94%
(See next
slide for
method.)
20 mA
Vpri
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RL
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Transformer efficiency
 VL 2

2


15
V


 Pout 
RL
100 W 100%  94%
 
100%  
100%  
120 V  0.020 A  
 Pin 
 Vpri  I pri  




What is the efficiency of the transformer? 94%
20 mA
Vpri
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RL
100 W
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Tapped and multiple-winding transformers
Frequently, it is useful to tap a transformer to allow for a
different reference or to achieve different voltage
ratings, either on the primary side or the secondary side.
Multiple windings can be on either the primary or
secondary side. One application for multiple windings is
to connect to either 120 V or 240 V operation.
Secondary with center-tap
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Tapped and multiple-winding transformers
Transformer
7200 V
120 V
CT Ne
utral
120 V
Utility companies frequently use multiple-tapped
transformers. By selecting different taps, on the
primary side, the voltage delivered
Service
entrance
to the customer can be adjusted.
The center-tapped
Building
secondary allows
household wiring to
select either 120 V or
120 V
240 V, depending on
240 V
120 V
the circuit.
Distribution
or breaker box
Earth
ground
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Three-phase transformers
Three-phase power is used for power transmission and industrial
applications. Voltages in a three-phase system can be transformed with
three identical single phase transformers or by one three-phase
transformer. Three-phase transformers are wired in either a wye or a
delta configuration or a combination of both. The names refer to the
typical schematic representation of the windings. Three-phase
This transformer is a wye-todelta configuration, which is
generally used in step down
cases. The delta-wye (not
shown) is generally used in
step up cases.
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Selected Key Terms
Mutual The inductance between two separate coils, such
inductance as in a transformer.
Transformer An electrical device constructed of two or more
coils that are magnetically coupled to each
other so that there is mutual inductance from
one coil to the other.
Primary The input winding of a transformer; also
winding called primary.
Secondary The output winding of a transformer; also called
winding secondary.
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Magnetic The magnetic connection between two coils as
coupling a result of the changing magnetic flux lines of
one coil cutting through the second coil.
Turns ratio The ratio of the turns in the secondary
winding to the turns in the primary winding.
Reflected The resistance of the secondary circuit
resistance reflected into the primary circuit.
Impedance A technique used to match a load resistance to a
matching source resistance in order to achieve maximum
transfer of power.
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1. The measurement unit for the coefficient of coupling is
a. ohm
b. watt
c. meter
d. dimensionless
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2. A step-up transformer refers to one in which
a. the voltage across the secondary is higher than
the primary.
b. the current in secondary is higher than the
primary.
c. the power to the load is higher than deleivered to
the primary.
d. all of the above.
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3. An isolation transformer
a. blocks both ac and dc.
b. blocks ac but not dc.
c. blocks dc but not ac.
d. passes both ac and dc.
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4. If the current in the secondary is higher than in the
primary, the transformer is a
a. a step-up transformer.
b. an isolation transformer.
c. a step-down transformer.
d. not enough information to tell.
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5. An ideal transformer has
a. no winding resistance.
b. no eddy current loss.
c. power out = power in.
d. all of the above.
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6. Assume a step-down transformer is used between a
source and a load. From the primary side, the load
resistance will appear to be
a. smaller.
b. the same.
c. larger.
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7. A transformer that can deliver more power to the load
than it receives from the source is a(n)
a. step-up type.
b. step-down type.
c. isolation type.
d. none of the above.
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8. Generally, the purpose of an impedance matching
transformer is to
a. make the load voltage appear to be the same as
the source voltage.
b. make the load resistance appear to be the same as
the source resistance.
c. make the load current appear to be the same as
the source current.
d. provide more power to the load than is delivered
from the source.
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9. A type of transformer that tends to not be ideal because it
is designed for a good frequency response is a
a. step-up type.
b. step-down type.
c. isolation type.
d. impedance matching type.
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10. A transformer that could be used for 110 V or 220 V
operation is a
a. multiple-winding type.
b. center-tapped type.
c. isolation type.
d. all of the above.
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6. c
2. a
7. d
3. c
8. b
4. c
9. d
5. d
10. a
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