SUBJECT: PHYSICS

Project Report Titled ‘Investigation on the Relationship

between the Ratio of Input & Output Voltage and Number
of Turns of a Self Designed Transformer’

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NAITIK GOYAL Er. RAM CHOUDHARY
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 Acknowledgment
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all those who have contributed to the
successful completion of my Class 12 physics project titled "Investigation
on the Relationship between the Ratio of Input & Output Voltage and
Number of Turns of a Self-Designed Transformer."

Firstly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Er. RAM

CHOUDHARY, our esteemed physics teacher, for their invaluable
guidance, unwavering support, and insightful feedback throughout the
duration of this project. Their expertise and encouragement have been
instrumental in shaping the direction and quality of our research.

I am also deeply indebted to my classmates for their collaborative efforts

and constructive discussions, which have enriched my understanding of
the subject matter and stimulated innovative ideas.

Last but not least, I wish to thank my family for their continuous
encouragement, understanding, and patience during the course of this
project. Their encouragement has been a constant source of motivation
for me.

In conclusion, I am immensely grateful to everyone who has contributed,

directly or indirectly, to the completion of this project. Your support and
guidance have been invaluable, and I am truly appreciative of your
assistance.

NAITIK GOYAL
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This is to certify that the project report titled "Investigation on the
Relationship between the Ratio of Input & Output Voltage and
Number of Turns of a Self-Designed Transformer" submitted by
NAITIK GOYAL (Roll No. ) of Class 12,
SEVEN HILLS INTER COLLEGE, has been completed under the
guidance and supervision of Er. RAM CHOUDHARY.

The project report has been prepared in accordance with the

guidelines provided by the Central Board of Secondary Education
(CBSE) for the Class 12 Physics curriculum.

This project report is a testament to the diligent effort and

academic rigor demonstrated by [Your Name] in conducting
research, performing experiments, and analyzing data to investigate
the relationship between the ratio of input and output voltage and
the number of turns of a self-designed transformer.
 Declaration
I, Naitik Goyal, student of Class 12, Seven Hills Inter College,
solemnly declare that the project report titled " Investigation on the
Relationship between the Ratio of Input & Output Voltage and
Number of Turns of a Self Designed Transformer " submitted by me,
under the guidance of Er. Ram Choudhary, towards the partial
fulfillment of the Physics course for Class 12, is my original work.

I further declare that:-

 The project work presented herein is based on my independent

research and analysis.
 All sources of information used in this project have been duly
acknowledged through proper citations.
 No part of this project report has been submitted for any other
purpose or examination.
 Any assistance received in the preparation of this report has
been acknowledged.
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declaration.

NAITIK GOYAL
 PROJECT REPORT

Title:
Investigation on the Relationship between the Ratio of
Input & Output Voltage and Number of Turns of a Self-
Designed Transformer

Abstract:
This project delves into the intricate relationship
between the ratio of input and output voltage and
the number of turns in a transformer's coils.
Transformers are pivotal in electrical systems,
playing a crucial role in voltage regulation and
transformation. Understanding how the
manipulation of coil turns influences voltage
transformation is imperative for effective design and
application.

Through practical experimentation, this project endeavors

to elucidate this correlation. By systematically varying the
number of turns in the primary and secondary coils and
measuring the corresponding input and output voltages, we
aim to establish a clear empirical understanding of how
different turns ratios affect transformer performance. This
hands-on approach will enhance our comprehension of
transformer functionality and its applications in electrical
engineering
Introduction:
Transformers are fundamental devices in electrical
engineering that play a crucial role in altering
voltages within circuits. They enable the efficient
transmission and distribution of electrical power by
stepping up or stepping down voltage levels as
needed. This voltage transformation is governed by
the principle of electromagnetic induction, where the
ratio of the input to the output voltage is directly
related to the ratio of turns in the transformer coils.
Understanding this relationship is essential for
designing and optimizing transformer performance
in various applications, from power grids to
electronic devices.

This project focuses on experimentally examining

the connection between coil turns ratio and voltage
transformation. By conducting practical experiments,
we aim to gain deeper insights into how
transformers operate and how different
configurations affect their efficiency and
functionality. This hands-on approach will not only
solidify theoretical knowledge but also provide
valuable experience in working with transformers,
enhancing overall comprehension and technical
skills in electrical engineering.
Objectives:
1. Design and fabricate a transformer with adjustable coils.
2. Accurately measure input and output voltages.
3. Systematically vary the number of turns in coils.
4. Analyze resultant data to discern the impact on voltage
transformation.

Materials and Method:

Materials:
 Iron core
 Copper wire
 Multimeter
 Power source
 Insulating material

Method:

1. Transformer Construction: Employ an iron core and

wind primary and secondary coils with copper wire.

2. Adjustable Coils: Configure primary and secondary coils

to be adjustable with multiple taps.

3. Voltage Measurement: Utilize a multimeter to measure

input and output voltages.

4. Experimental Variation: Alter turns in coils and record

corresponding voltage data.
5. Data Analysis: Plot graphs correlating turns ratio to
voltage transformation.

Results :
The empirical findings of this project establish a
direct proportionality between the turns ratio of a
transformer and its voltage transformation
capabilities. Through a series of carefully controlled
experiments, it was observed that as the number of
turns in the primary coil relative to the secondary
coil increases, the output voltage correspondingly
demonstrates a proportional augmentation.

Specifically, when the primary coil's turns are

increased while maintaining a constant number of
turns in the secondary coil, the voltage output
increases proportionally. This confirms the
theoretical prediction that the voltage ratio between
the primary and secondary coils is equal to the ratio
of their respective number of turns.

Additionally, the results indicate that the

proportional relationship holds consistently across
different transformer configurations and input
voltage levels, underscoring the robustness of this
fundamental principle in transformer operation.
These findings are significant as they reinforce the
critical role of the turns ratio in designing and
optimizing transformers for various electrical
engineering applications, ensuring efficient voltage
regulation and transformation across diverse
contexts.

Discussion:

The observed relationship between turns ratio and

voltage transformation confirms the fundamental
principles of transformer operation. This
understanding is essential for optimizing
transformer design for specific applications, such as
voltage regulation, impedance matching, and power
distribution. Additionally, the project highlights the
importance of careful coil winding and core selection
to achieve desired performance characteristics in
transformers.
Analysis:

To further understand the phenomenon, let's delve

into the theoretical underpinnings. According to
Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, a
changing magnetic field induces an electromotive
force (EMF) in a conductor. In a transformer, this
principle manifests as a change in voltage across
coils due to changes in magnetic flux. By
manipulating the number of turns in coils, we
effectively alter the magnetic flux, consequently
affecting the induced voltage.
Diagrams:

1. Transformer :
2. Graphical Representation of Data:

3.5

3
Output Voltage

2.5

1.5

0.5

0
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4
Turns Ratio
3. Transformer Core Material Comparison:

Iron Core Transformer Ferrite core transformer

 Traditional applications  High-frequency applications

 High magnetic permeability  Excellent magnetic properties

 High saturation flux density  Low eddy current losses

 Low hysteresis losses  High electrical resistance

 Widely available and cost-  Suitable for compact designs

effective

 Resilient to mechanical stress  Low thermal conductivity

 More expensive

 Sensitive to mechanical stress

4. Circuit Diagram for Experimental Setup :
Conclusion :

This project substantiates the theoretical tenet of a

direct relationship between the turns ratio and
voltage transformation in transformers. The
empirical validation provided by our experiments
underscores the practical significance of
understanding this correlation for designing and
optimizing transformer circuits. By demonstrating
that the voltage ratio between the primary and
secondary coils is directly proportional to the ratio
of their respective number of turns, we confirm a
fundamental principle of transformer operation.

The practical implications of these findings are

significant. For engineers and designers, a clear
understanding of how the turns ratio affects voltage
transformation is crucial for creating efficient and
reliable transformer circuits. This knowledge is
applicable to a wide range of applications, from
small electronic devices requiring precise voltage
regulation to large-scale power distribution systems
where efficient voltage transformation is essential
for minimizing energy loss and ensuring a stable
power supply.
Additionally, the consistency of the results across
different transformer configurations and input
voltage levels suggests that this relationship is
robust and widely applicable. This reinforces the
importance of the turns ratio as a key parameter in
transformer design and highlights the value of
experimental validation in confirming theoretical
principles. Ultimately, this project not only enhances
our comprehension of transformer functionality but
also provides a solid foundation for future
innovations and improvements in transformer
technology.
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