How to calculate the winding current of a transformer using turns ratio
Channel: The Electric Academy
Date: 2019-08-21

It is possible to use the turns ratio to determine the current in either winding.  You just have to remember that the higher voltage means lower current and vice versa.  There is another easier way that is described in the video.

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