In a Transformer,,,\nWhy is the back emf in the primary coil equal to the voltage supplied to the Primary coil
Dhiraj Bhakta , 10 Years ago
Grade 11
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Sher Mohammad
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
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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