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Transformer help required "urjent" ?

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I have a transformer which is 250:6volt means input is 250v and output is 6volt.
I want 250v output and 6v input can i accomplish this by giving supply voltage on secondary(6v).

thanks in advance
 

yes , you can do that, but depend on the transformer winding there may be a slight variation in output
 

If your transformer is ideal than yes, you will have 250V, otherwise you will get a higher voltage.
 

Yes, as laszlof said if it's an ideal transformer you will get the 250v output. Because NsEs=NpEp=IpIs.
 

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