An ideal transformer has a primary current I1rms and a secondary current I2rms, with turns N1 and N2 respectively. Which equation correctly relates the currents?
Explanation
This question tests the formula for the current ratio in an ideal transformer, which is a direct consequence of the conservation of power and is inverse to the voltage ratio.
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