Voltage ratio and inverse current ratio keep ideal transformer power balanced. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Two-to-four turns doubles voltage

Turns 2 to 4 carry voltage 4 V to 8 V while currents 4 A and 2 A both close power 16 W.

Pp=4×4=16,Ps=8×2=16P_p=4\times4=16,\quad P_s=8\times2=16
Transformer conservation scanTurns set voltage while inverse current keeps power balanced.Np=2Ns=4Vp=4 VVs=8 VIp=4 AIs=2 APp=16 WPs=16 W

Three-to-six turns halves current

Turns 3 to 6 carry voltage 6 V to 12 V while currents 2 A and 1 A both close power 12 W.

Pp=6×2=12,Ps=12×1=12P_p=6\times2=12,\quad P_s=12\times1=12
Transformer conservation scanTurns set voltage while inverse current keeps power balanced.Np=3Ns=6Vp=6 VVs=12 VIp=2 AIs=1 APp=12 WPs=12 W

Four-to-eight turns still conserves power

Turns 4 to 8 carry voltage 8 V to 16 V while currents 2 A and 1 A both close power 16 W.

Pp=8×2=16,Ps=16×1=16P_p=8\times2=16,\quad P_s=16\times1=16
Transformer conservation scanTurns set voltage while inverse current keeps power balanced.Np=4Ns=8Vp=8 VVs=16 VIp=2 AIs=1 APp=16 WPs=16 W