7. Considering the idea of transformers, there are two primary types: step-up and step-down. For a step-up transformer,

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7. Considering the idea of transformers, there are two primary types: step-up and step-down. For a step-up transformer,

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7. Considering the idea of transformers, there are two primary types: step-up and step-down. For a step-up transformer, the primary coil induces a larger potential difference, but smaller current in the secondary coil. For a step-down transformer, the primary coil induces a smaller potential difference, but larger current in the secondary coil. In our experiment, which kind of transformer did we create? Support your answer with evidence from this experiment.
Primary Current (A) 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 Primary Current (A) 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 Table 2.3: Magnetic Induction Based on External Field Strength - Increasing Field ("Closing") Sign of Galvanometer Deflection Sign of Galvanometer Deflection Amount of Iron Core Remaining + Whole Core 2/3 Core 1/3 Core No Core + + + Impact of Iron Core on Magnetic Induction + of Current CW or CCW CW CW CW + сю CW Direction of Current CW or CCW CCW CCW COW LOW CCW Current (UA) Direction of Current CW or CCW сси 18 40 24 Table 2.4: Impact of Iron Core - Increasing Field ("Closing") Sign of Galvanometer Deflection + + + CCW CCW CCW Induced Current (μµA) 8 8 20 20 42 Induced Current (μA) 40 10
Magnet on Side of Coil Right Right Right Right Right Right Right Right Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Pole Towards Coil North North North North South South South South North North North North South South South South Direction of Magnet Motion Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Into Coil Out of Coil Speed of Magnet Motion Slow Slow Fast Fast Slow Slow Fast Fast Slow Slow Fast Fast! Slow Slow Fast Fast Sign of Galvanometer Deflection + +1++1+ 1 + - + + + 1 Direction of Current CW or CCW CCW CW CCW CW CBW SCW CW CCW CW CCW CW CCW CCW CW CCW CW Induced Current (μA) 4 -20 10 -12 6 -10 - 14 20 10 18 10 18 8 10 20
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