Transformers explained | How increasing the voltage, decreases the current in a transformer?

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Transformers can step-up or step-down AC voltage through electromagnetic induction.Its contains a primary coil, a secondary coil and a laminated soft iron core.It alters the voltage by altering the coil configuration.Eddy current losses are produced in a transformer.They are minimized by using a laminated core.In power system a transformer is used to transmit the power efficiently.In this video we will see all of these through 3D animations.

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[ENGINEERINGANIMATION]

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[DirtyD]

I really don't understand this, if U=R*I, then if you make 100 volts into 1000 volts, you should get more current, but you don't, so my question is then, why does u=r*i not work when you measure in a stepped up circuit?

[santhoshguru]

What happens to the frequency while stepping up or down the voltage .

[justbe]

What's the reason of increasing voltage?