EMF Equation & Voltage Transformation Ratio of Transformer MCQs for SSC JE Electrical

Q1. The r.m.s. value of induced emf per turn in a transformer is:

A. 2.22 f Φm

B. 4 f Φm

C. 4.44 f Φm

D. 1.11 f Φm

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
RMS emf per turn = 4.44 f Φm. Average emf per turn = 4 f Φm and form factor of sine wave = 1.11. Therefore, 4 × 1.11 = 4.44.


Q2. In a transformer, emf equation is:

A. E = 2π f N Φm

B. E = 4.44 f N Φm

C. E = 2 f N Φm

D. E = N Φm / f

Correct Option: B

Explanation:
For sinusoidal flux, the standard emf equation of a transformer is E = 4.44 f N Φm, where f is frequency, N is number of turns and Φm is maximum flux.


Q3. If flux waveform is purely sinusoidal, form factor value assumed in emf equation is:

A. 1.0

B. 1.11

C. 1.732

D. 2.22

Correct Option: B

Explanation:
Form factor = RMS value / average value. For a sinusoidal waveform, form factor = 1.11, which leads to the constant 4.44 in emf equation.


Q4. In an ideal transformer on no-load:

A. V1 = E1 and V2 = E2

B. V1 > E1

C. V1 < E1

D. V2 = 0

Correct Option: A

Explanation:
In an ideal transformer, there are no losses and no voltage drops. Hence applied voltage equals induced emf on both primary and secondary sides.


Q5. Voltage transformation ratio K is defined as:

A. N1 / N2

B. I1 / I2

C. E2/E1 = N2/N1

D. V1 / V2

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
Voltage ratio equals turns ratio. Therefore transformation ratio K = E2/E1 = N2/N1.


Q6. If K > 1, the transformer is:

A. Step-down

B. Constant voltage

C. Step-up

D. Auto-transformer

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
K > 1 means secondary voltage is greater than primary voltage, hence the transformer is step-up.


Q7. In an ideal transformer:

A. Input VA > Output VA

B. Input VA < Output VA

C. Input VA = Output VA

D. Losses are large

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
An ideal transformer is lossless, therefore input apparent power equals output apparent power.


Q8. In an ideal transformer currents are related as:

A. I1 / I2 = N1 / N2

B. I1 / I2 = V1 / V2

C. I1 / I2 = N2 / N1

D. I1 = I2

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
From power balance V1I1 = V2I2 and V ∝ N, therefore I1/I2 = N2/N1.


Q9. No-load primary current of transformer consists of:

A. Only reactive component

B. Only active component

C. Active and magnetising components

D. Only magnetising component

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
No-load current has magnetising component to establish flux and working (active) component to supply iron loss.


Q10. On no-load, primary current lags supply voltage by angle:

A. Exactly 90°

B. Less than 90°

C. More than 90°

D. Zero

Correct Option: B

Explanation:
Because no-load current has both reactive and active components, it lags voltage by slightly less than 90°.


Q11. No-load current magnitude is approximately:

A. 10–20% of full load current

B. 0.1% of full load current

C. 1–5% of full load current

D. 50% of full load current

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
Transformer exciting current is very small, typically about 1–5% of full-load current.


Q12. No-load input power mostly represents:

A. Copper loss

B. Mechanical loss

C. Iron loss

D. Leakage loss

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
At no-load, secondary current is zero so copper loss is negligible. Wattmeter reading mainly represents core (iron) loss.


Q13. Iron loss in transformer consists of:

A. Hysteresis loss only

B. Eddy current loss only

C. Copper loss and hysteresis loss

D. Hysteresis and eddy current loss

Correct Option: D

Explanation:
Iron or core loss is the sum of hysteresis loss and eddy current loss.


Q14. Copper loss varies as:

A. Load current

B. Square of load current

C. Flux

D. Frequency

Correct Option: B

Explanation:
Copper loss Pc = I²R, therefore it varies as the square of load current.


Q15. Transformer with losses but without leakage assumes:

A. No copper loss

B. Only mechanical loss

C. Iron and copper loss but no leakage flux

D. Leakage present

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
For simplified analysis, transformer is assumed to have iron and copper losses while leakage flux is neglected.


Q16. A single-phase transformer has 1000 turns, Φm = 0.01 Wb, f = 50 Hz. Find E1.

A. 22 V

B. 111 V

C. 222 V

D. 444 V

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
E = 4.44 f N Φm = 4.44 × 50 × 1000 × 0.01 = 222 V.


Q17. A transformer has emf per turn 8 V and primary voltage 400 V. Primary turns are:

A. 25

B. 40

C. 50

D. 100

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
E = N × (emf per turn) ⇒ 400 = N × 8 ⇒ N = 50 turns.


Q18. A 50 Hz transformer gives 200 V on secondary with 500 turns. Emf per turn is:

A. 0.4 V

B. 1 V

C. 2 V

D. 4 V

Correct Option: A

Explanation:
Emf per turn = 200 / 500 = 0.4 V.


Q19. Voltage transformation ratio is 5, primary voltage = 400 V. Secondary voltage is:

A. 40 V

B. 80 V

C. 2000 V

D. 100 V

Correct Option: C

Explanation:
K = V2/V1 = 5 ⇒ V2 = 5 × 400 = 2000 V.


Q20. Full-load primary copper loss = 400 W. At half load copper loss is:

A. 50 W

B. 100 W

C. 200 W

D. 400 W

Correct Option: B

Explanation:
Copper loss ∝ I². At half load, current = 0.5I, Loss = (0.5)² × 400 = 100 W.

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