The turns ratio of a transformer is directly proportional to the voltage.
To find the number of turns in the secondary, first calculate the voltage ratio.
24V/115V is a 1:0.2087, if we use this ratio to calculate the turns we get.
345 x 0.2087 = 72 turns.
Another idea to apply (which says the same thing) is that the ratio of the voltages will equal the turns ratio. Here's how that looks:
Voltageprimary / Voltagesecondary = Turnsprimary / Turnssecondary
or just
Vp / Vs = Tp / Ts
Plugging in the numbers will give us
115 volts / 24 volts = 345 turns / Ts , and 115/24 = 345/Ts , and 115 x Ts = 24 x 345 , and Ts = (24 x 345) / 115 , and Ts = 8780 / 115 = 72 turns.
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