How to wire a transformer as an autotransformer - UTSOURCE

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[@128Wojtek]

Thanks to your video i come back to electronics as a my hobby, thank you 😊

[@moonfther]

very good explanation of wiring up! thanks for sharing

[@555-xd1fo]

Thanks🎉

[@andiback]

Great video!, but please be careful with this modification the transformer is then no longer potentially isolated! In case of plugging it to mains voltage then you could risk to touch the mains high voltage phase!

[@Kapalek84]

very nice explanation! Best regards

[@carlosconde4096]

Is self imduced voltage of electro magnet ac or dc

[@hadibq]

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[@andrewkhchan]

So if the voltage are added and is higher than the input voltage then the current must decline too….. am I right ? Vice-versa…

[@ivanurban2383]

Yes of course the voltage doesn’t come from nowhere. You are correct

[@andiback]

@@ivanurban2383 Exactly, the product of Voltage times Current = Power is always constant for a individual type of transformer.