it is clear that volts equal to the current as per ohms law. is it appliable to

it is clear that volts equal to the current as per ohms law.
is it appliable to the AC power or only for DC. if it is
appliacable to AC in transformers when voltage increases
the voltage decreases ????? why??????????????

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it is clear that volts equal to the current as per ohms law. is it appliable to the AC power or onl..

Answer / izhar ahmed

Ohm's law is applied for both AC/DC ckts(phyciallly connected) .But for the transformer we cant use it simply it is a magnetic circuit which are magnetically coupled and principles are based on Faraday law of electromagnetic induction(EMI)

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it is clear that volts equal to the current as per ohms law. is it appliable to the AC power or onl..

Answer / priyadharsini

i think its applicabe for both Ac and DC.

in transformer N1/N2=V1/V2 = I2/I1.
ie when no.of turns in primary increased voltage in primary
increased bcoz its direct propotional. and current is
inversly proportional hence the current will reduced.

i am not sure the above ans.
if correct ans known to anybody inform me too.

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it is clear that volts equal to the current as per ohms law. is it appliable to the AC power or onl..

Answer / santosh

because u r x'mer (kvA)rating is constant,as p=root
3*v*i*cos phi so v incr & i decr or vice versa

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