Transformers Explained - How transformers work

Learn how transformers work

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[EngineeringMindset]

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[s.stefan]

The Engineering Mindset is the only channel of which i listen through the sponsored section just out of respect for him, great job!

[marbbridges]

I took apart and wound Transformers for 40 years and new the fundamentals. But I never learned how things worked out in these formulas. This was very informative. There was hardly a Transformer that I can take apart and not put back together. I did it a lot, but never had time to learn the aspects of it. And again I like your video oh, you're never too old to learn. When I wired houses back in my day, my boss told me there's only two things electricity can do. They can either work for you, or it can kill you. This is always stuck with me all these years.

[michaelmejia]

Of all the electrical engineering videos I have come across, yours are truly the best! The diagrams, pacing, and real-world examples makes learning and remembering so much easier, thank you!

[jackmeholf]

I am a mechanic I have read many books that briefly explain induction. They leave me hanging saying the primary windings induce a voltage in the secondary windings … the end. You did a very excellent job at explaining how this happens . You really answered many of my questions thank you so much.

[JBrodo]

Your videos are just unmatched in quality. Watched a ton of them, always amazed at this each time!

[dwayne]

After working 35 years in a power plant, I never actually knew why transformers hummed.
I always thought it was because they didn't know the words.

[call_me_mado]

It's scary how effective your videos are at teaching things dude, i have a lot of respect for you just for that.

[RiverBottom]

I personally appreciate the beer glass analogy. It is a simple visual aid for a somewhat complex topic. I would have appreciated it had my instructor used it back when I was in school. Love your content.

[martinfarfsing]

I have 3 degrees in electronics and electrical engineering, your blog is so wonderful and explanatory. Your lecture on English and European voltage and power being different from American power, was the very best I've ever had . Thanks kindly and good luck .

[ar_min_m]

There was so much more information included in this video than what I came here for, AND IT WAS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!! thoroughly explained all those details with patience and love. and icing on the top was the Beer example which helped big time. Loved it. Thank you for such a thorough explanation :)

[oldskoolordie]

I studied electronics and the explanations on your channel are the best I've ever seen on every subject.
Found the power triangle and power factor a little tricky to understand but the beer analogy is great.

[ulrikcaspersen]

Probably one of the best videos of this subject. I do believe, however, that you neglected to mention that sometimes transformers with the same number of turns on both the input and the output are used for certain applications. The purpose of that design is to be able to transfer power between two different circuits at the same voltage, but keeping them electrically isolated. If I'm not totally wrong, it is similar in function to a heat exchanger where energy, in the form of heat, is transferred between two isolated systems.

[qadar]

That was helpful 😊
Transformer ratio K= (n1/n2)=(v1/v2)=(i2/i1)
where
V1 : voltage at the primary side
V2 : Voltage at secondary side

N1 : number of turns at the primary side
N2 : number of turns at secondary side

i1 : current at the primary side
i2 : current at secondary side

[inventorkr]

A detailed explanation of the electrical transformer. Greetings to you💙💙💙💙💙

[Basketball]

I watch the entire video in spanish, and i thougth some one had copied the video and done a translation so we spanish speakers could learn from the video...i had the setting in spanish and i didint know this capabilities existed. It was exelent, a professional presentation in all aspects. What i loved the most was the formulas for knowing coil turns in the primary and secondary, primary coil voltage, secondry coil voltage etc etc thankyou very much for such a professional educational video. Greatings from Monterrey Mexico!

[Axemanvan]

I love him telling us not to try anything without qualifications, like that isnt what engineering students do in every lab anyways

[kestas]

This not just simply explained, but it's master class presentation.
People with 0 knowledge could learn A LOT!

Amazing work!

Thanks and bless You! 🙏

[marrosyad]

I hope you make and upload videos about:
- Basic calculations about transistors
(BJT, MOSFET, IGBT, JFET)
- Basic explanation of thrystor and triac
- AC capacitor basic explanation
- The simplest logic gate
- Arduino basic explanation

[ChuckThree]

This is a transformer… and there’s more to it than meets the eyes…