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Is called a coil.
the large collapse in the magnetic field
The large collapse in the magnect field.
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A transformer works because of two principles:(a) magentic fields are created by the movement of charged particles - this includes electicity (electrons) moving through a regular cable.(b) a conductor will induce a charge if it is moved through a magnetic field.In a transformer the primary coil is powered which results in a magnetic field being produced, as per (a). Because the magnetic field generated by a single cable is very small a transformer uses a coil of several hundred loops to increase the magnetic field produced.A transformer needs to be powered by AC (alternating current). In AC the direction of the current flow changes (e.g. mains power typically changes direction 50 to 60 times per second). As the AC power changes polarity so does the magnetic field and the North-South poles swap with the AC power.This changing of magnetic poles is equivalent to moving the magnetic field around. Even though the secondary coil doesn't move, because the magnetic field is moving a current is induced in the secondary coil as per (b).The number of loops in the primary coil compared to the number of coils in the secondary loop is used to control the strength of the magnetic field, the secondary coil induction effect and thus the output voltage. This is a simple ratio, so if the secondary coil has twice as many loops as the primary then the output voltage will be twice the input voltage.There are two types of transformers, "step up" where the voltage is increased and "step down" where the voltage is reduced.
Is called a coil.
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a long wire with many coils is called a coil
Coil :)
the large collapse in the magnetic field
The large collapse in the magnect field.
Should be 9 larger wires (1 to each spark plug and 1 to the coil) Should also be a connector (small wire that leads to the negative side of the coil)
A power source, stripped(?) wires, a bar of metal, and probably a switch. create a coiled section in the wire with many loops. connect all components except the metal bar in series. insert the bar inside the coil. now whenever the current is runnind it should have magnetic properties.
A 2005 has 3 coil boots on the front head, and 3 wires w/boots for the rear plugs.
If you are certain the wires are connected to the proper spot on the coil pack then it is likely the coil pack is bad. This is a sonewhat common problem not only on these engines but on very many across many manufacturers.
( 1 ) that all 6 spark plug wires connect to coil---3---4 pack--2---6 plug---1---5
I assume that you are speaking theoretically, as it is unlikely that a practical transformer will have just ten turns ('loops') in its secondary coil. In any event, you have not provided sufficient information to be able to answer your question, as it's necessary to know how many turns there are on the primary winding.