Multi tap Transformer

A practical project presented

to the faculty of School of Engineering
Colegio de San Juan de Letran – Calamba

Practical application project in

EE251L – AC Machinery Laboratory

by:

Cunanan, Denier J.
Custudio, John Vinz
De claro, Ellaine P.

Feb 15, 2019

2nd Semester, A.Y. 2019-2020

Engr. Alexander T. Montero, REE,RME

Lab Instructor
CONTENTS
I. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
II. ABSTRACT
III. TABLE OF CONTENTS
IV. LIST OF TABLES
V. LIST OF FIGURES

VI. CHAPTER I: Introduction and its Background

1.1 Introduction
1.2 Background of the Study
1.3 Project Objectives
1.4 Conceptual Framework
1.5 Significance of the Study/Project
1.6 Scope and Limitation
1.7 Definition of Terms

VII. CHAPTER II: Review Related Literature and Studies

2.1 Related Literature
2.2 Related Studies
2.3Synthesis

VIII. CHAPTER III: Project Methodology

3.1 Project Design

3.2 Project Assembly and Test Procedures
Assembly Procedures
Test Procedures
3.3 Project Data Gathering Procedures
3.4 Project Work Breakdown

IX. CHAPTER IV: Technical Study

4.1 Project Design / Block Diagram

Functions of each component in the project
4.2 Schematic Diagram
4.3 Materials and Components Specifications/Functions
4.4 Parts Breakdown and Cost Analysis
Solder Layer
4.6 Prototype Layout
X. CHAPTER V: Summary, Recommendation, and Conclusion

5.1 Summary
5.2 Conclusion
5.3 Recommendation

XI. REFERENCES

Websites:

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/video-lectures/transformers-part-1/
https://www.quora.com/What-happens-when-the-supply-frequency-of-a-
transformer-increases
https://www.electronicshub.org/introduction-to-transformers/
https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2018/01/introduction-to-transformer.html
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=546444
https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/transformer/multiple-winding-
transformers.html

XII. APPENDICES

Appendix A – Curriculum Vitae

 ACKNOKLEDGMENTS

We would like to express our gratitude towards the people who made
these things possible.

First of all Engr. Alexander T. Montero, for guiding us of this project and
giving us the answers we need in times of confusion. Moreover helping us to
discover out our hidden creativity and skills in this project.

Our friends and classmates in times of trouble, they are there answering
our questions.

Our parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cunanan, Mr. and Mrs. Custodio and Mr. and
De claro, For our financial and moral needs also for giving us motivation to finish
this project. And thank you for bringing the best in us in all ways possible.

And last to the Lord God Almighty, in Him who made all these things
possible. With all his grace, knowledge and wisdom nothing can hinder us from
finishing this project. We lift to Him all our problems that we encounter in this
project and we know it is Him who will make a way for us to finish this. He made
us finish this project in time. Thank you!

ABSTRACT
 A transformer is an electrical device that transfers energy from one circuit
to another by magnetic coupling with no moving parts. A transformer comprises
two or more coupled windings, or a single tapped winding and, in most cases, a
magnetic core to concentrate magnetic flux. A changing current in one winding
creates a time-varying magnetic flux in the core, which induces a voltage in the
other windings. Michael Faraday built the first transformer, although he used it
only to demonstrate the principle of electromagnetic induction and did not
foresee the use to which it would eventually be put. The transformer is one of the
simplest of electrical devices, yet transformer designs and materials continue to
be improved. Transformers are essential for high voltage power transmission,
which makes long distance transmission economically practical. This advantage
was the principal factor in the selection of alternating current power transmission
in the "War of Currents" in the late 1880s.

A Multi Tap Transformer is a step up or down transformer that has multiple

taps on either the primary winding or the secondary winding. A Multi Tap
Transformer provides flexibility in your input and output voltage
requirements. Multi Tap Transformers are used in heating element applications.

Lists of Figures
Figure No. Title Page No.

1 .. . . .. .. .. Basic block diagram for a transformer 5

Lists of Tables
Table No. Title Page No.

1 Component Breakdown 13
.....

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION AND ITS BACKGROUND

 The subject of this documentation is a transformer, is it a simple static
device that helps in transferring the electrical power between two circuits. A
varying current in one coil of the transformer produces a varying magnetic flux,
which, in turn, induces a varying electromotive force across a second coil wound
around the same core. Varying the relative number of turn between primary and
secondary windings determines the ratio of the input and output voltages, thus
transforming the voltage by stepping it up or down between circuits.

The transformer principle was demonstrated in 1831 by Faraday, although

its practical design did not appear until the late 19th Century stated that. Within
less than a decade, the transformer was instrumental during the so-called "War
of Currents" in seeing alternating current systems triumph over their direct
counterparts, a position in which they have remained dominant. By transforming
electrical power to a high voltage, low current form and back again, the
transformer greatly reduces energy losses and so enables the economic
transmission of power over long distances. It has, therefore, shaped the electrical
supply industry, allowing generation to be located remotely from points of
demand. Amongst the simplest of electrical machines, the transformer is also
one of the most efficient, with large units attaining performances in excess of
99.75%.

Transformers come in range of sizes from a thumbnail-sized coupling

transformer hidden inside a stage microphone to huge giga VA-rated units used
to interconnect portions of national power grids. If we apply varying current in one
coil, it results in creating a magnetic field and automatically induces the varying
voltage in the secondary coil. Hence power is transmitted from one coil to
another through the magnetic field. A slight change in current in transformers
helps in increasing and decreasing the AC voltage in many electrical power
applications.
Transformers are available in different sizes weighing from cubic centimeters to
hundreds of tons. Without transformers it would be very difficult to transfer the
power generated at the grid station to the area around the city. The high voltage
and current produced at grid station can be reduced to low level which in turn
helps in operating the electrical appliances at home
All operate with the same basic principles and with many similarities in their
parts, through a variety of transformer designs exist to perform specialized roles
throughout home and industry.
But the beauty of transformers is that they allow us to have more than just one
winding in either the primary or secondary side. Transformers which have more
than one winding are known commonly as Multiple Winding Transformers.
The principal of operation of a multiple winding transformer is no different from
that of an ordinary transformer. Primary and secondary voltages, currents and
turns ratios are all calculated the same, the difference this time is that we need to
pay special attention to the voltage polarities of each coil winding, the dot
convention marking the positive (or negative) polarity of the winding, when we
connect them together.

Background of the Study

A transformer is a device used to change the voltage of electric power.

Power plants generate power at a low voltage, but power needs to be at a very
high voltage for the long trips down the wires from the generator to your house.
At a residence the voltage of the power has to drop back down again so that it
will not be dangerous and so appliances will not be blown out. A transformer
allows the power to change voltages from place to place.

In 1831 Michael Faraday discovered the principles that make transformers

possible. Using an induction ring Faraday discovered that an electric current
flowing through one wire could have the effect of creating or “inducing” an
identical current in a nearby wire. This only happens when the voltage is
changing—such as when the power is snapped on and the voltage rises from 0
to its peak.
The reason for the induction of a current in a nearby wire is that every flow of
current in a wire results in the creation of a magnetic field around the wire. A
second wire placed nearby, within that field, is influenced by the magnetism. As
the field expands or collapses, it acts on the electrons in the second wire and
creates a new flow of current. Winding the wire into coils makes the device more
compact, and wrapping the coils onto an iron bar or ring concentrates the
magnetic field in a small area.

In 1881, in Paris, Lucien Gaulard and John Dixon Gibbs demonstrated the
first commercially successful transformer. In 1886, William Stanley would build
upon Gaulard and Gibbs' idea to provide alternating current electrification to
offices and stores on Main Street in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

Ottó Bláthy, Miksa Déri, Károly Zipernowsky of the Austro-Hungarian

Empire First designed and used the transformer in both experimental, and
commercial systems. Later on Lucien Gaulard, Sebstian Ferranti, and William
Stanley perfected the design. See the next question for more details. The
property of induction was discovered in the 1830's but it wasn't until 1886
that William Stanley, working for Westinghouse built the first reliable commercial
transformer. His work was built upon some rudimentary designs by the Ganz
Company in Hungary (ZBD Transformer 1878), and Lucien Gaulard and John
Dixon Gibbs in England. Nikola Tesla did not invent the transformer as some
dubious sources have claimed. The Europeans mentioned above did the first
work in the field. George Westinghouse, Albert Schmid, Oliver Shallenberger and
Stanley made the transformer cheap to produce, and easy to adjust for final use.

Multiple winding transformers, also known as a multi-coil, or multi-winding

transformer, contain more than one primary or more than one secondary coil,
hence their name, on a common laminated core. They can be either a single-
phase transformer or a three-phase transformer, (multi-winding, multi-phase
transformer) the operation is the same.
Multiple Winding Transformers can also be used to provide either a step-
up, a step-down, or a combination of both between the various windings. In fact a
multiple winding transformers can have several secondary windings on the same
core with each one providing a different voltage or current level output.

Project Objectives

The main objective of this practical project is to design a multi transformer

that is usually used in laboratory experiment.

Specifically, the designer wishes to attend the following:

1. To apply the knowledge that we learned in AC Machinery both in lecture

and laboratory.
2. To deeply understand the working principles of a transformer.
3. To determine the effectiveness and efficiency of a transformer as a power
supply.
4. To design and test project by input of primary voltage 220v

Conceptual Framework
 INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
The alternating
voltage leads to
alternating By stepping
current through down the
Input an AC
the magnetic voltage output
220 volts wires which of 5,10,15,20
INPUTflux is
bearing volts
produced
INPUT
consequently
the EMF also.

Significance of the Study

Since then, transformer is one of the most important part in every sector
including generation, transmission, distribution & utilization of electrical energy.
Most importantly transformers (power & distribution) have efficiency above
95%.And hence we can efficiently transmit electricity from one voltage level to
other.

After generating electricity, as we want to transmit it over long distances,

we need to step up the voltage; for this we require step up transformers. The
transmission lines are terminated at the distribution station wherein we need to
step down the voltage. Here we require step down transformers. Further,
at utilization end we have various equipment’s operating at lesser voltages than
utility supply voltage.

In power system at some stages, we require isolation at same voltages,

here one-to-one or isolation transformers are used.

Businesses/Retailers engaged in electronics

This project will help people whose business is engaged in
electronics/electrical to accurately use a multi tap transformer with 220 to
5,10,15,20 volts functioning well. This project is useful and cheaper. It is also
more appealing than the other built in transformer.

Education sectors
The project aims to provide students, and even the educators, assistance
regarding the study of Electronics/Electrical. They can see how it works well and
also it was detailed from the computation up to application.

For researchers
This project can be a reference for future researchers that will be dealing
with the same topic or to any kind of testing equipment of transformer and other
use of it.

Scope and Limitation

Scope and limitation of the Project

The project is intended to use magnet copper wire, E I core, and insulating
paper, bobbin, copper wire and terminal wiring .The project is limited to the
construction and demonstration of a transformer with 220 volts in the primary and
5,10,15,20 volts in the secondary.

Definition of Terms

Block Diagram. A diagram in which the essential parts of a system or process are
presented by labeled rectangles.

Transformer - A transformer is a static machine used for transforming power

from one circuit to another without changing frequency.

E I Core - In an EI-core transformer, the windings are wound around the center
leg of the “E”-shaped core piece, and the “I”-shaped part is joined to the “E” to
form a closed magnetic path. In reality, the thin, stamped “E” and “I” laminations
are stacked up in alternating directions and assembled with a form, or “bobbin,”
containing the pre-made windings. The joint between the “E” and “I” is alternated
between the two sides of the transformer to give the core greater mechanical
strength.
Magnetic wire or copper wire– A conductive material being used in
constructing a transformer which is measured by AWG of wire

Coil Form or Bobbin- A material used the hold the windings based on its shape.

Cover Clamp - It is used to hold tight the whole transformer , The clamp itself is

covered with a rubber composite which gives the clamp a super strong grip on
the bed linens while protecting them at the same time. The clamp has a two inch
opening, meaning that it can clamp multiple sheets, blankets, or duvet covers at
the same time.

Terminal Wiring - A terminal is the point at which a conductor from an electrical

component, device or network comes to an end and provides a point of
connection to external circuits. A terminal may simply be the end of a wire or it
may be fitted with a connector or fastener 

Insulating paper - Transformer insulation paper with high chemical purity means
it is an extremely good insulation material for electrical machines impregnated
with resin, capacitors impregnated with oil or resin, and particularly oil-filled
transformers.

CHAPTER II

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Related Literature
 There are various types of transformer used in the electrical power
system for different purposes, like generation, distribution and transmission and
utilization of electrical power. The different types of transformer are Step up and
Step down Transformer, Power Transformer, Distribution Transformer,
Instrument transformer comprising current and Potential Transformer, Single
phase and Three phase transformer, Auto transformer, etc.

Step up and Step down Transformer

This type of transformer is categorized on the basis of a number of turns in
the primary and secondary windings and the induced emf.

Step up transformer transforms a low voltage, high current AC into a high

voltage, low current AC system In this type of transformer the number of turns in
the secondary winding is greater than the number of turns in the primary winding.
If (V2 > V1) the voltage is raised on the output side and is known as Step up
transformer

Step down transformer converts a high primary voltage associated with the low
current into a low voltage, high current. With this type of transformer, the number
of turns in the primary winding is greater than the number of turns in the
secondary winding. If (V2 < V1) the voltage level is lowered on the output side and
is known as Step down transformer

Power Transformer
The power transformers are used in the transmission networks of higher
voltages. The ratings of the power transformer are as follows 400 KV, 200 KV,
 110 KV, 66 KV, 33 KV. They are mainly rated above 200 MVA. Mainly installed at
the generating stations and transmission substations. They are designed for
maximum efficiency of 100%. They are larger in size as compared to distribution
transformer.

At a very high voltage, the power cannot be distributed to the consumer

directly, so the power is stepped down to the desired level with the help of step-
down power transformer. The transformer is not loaded fully hence the core loss
takes place for the whole day, but the copper loss is based on the load cycle of
the distribution network. If the power transformer is connected in the transmission
network, the load fluctuation will be very less as they are not connected at the
consumer end directly, but if connected to the distribution network there will be
fluctuations in the load.

The transformer is loaded for 24 hours at transmission station, thus, the

core and copper loss will occur for the whole day. The power transformer is cost
effective when the power is generated at low voltage levels. If the level of voltage
is raised, then the current of the power transformer is reduced, resulting in I 2R
losses and the voltage regulation is also increased.

Distribution Transformer
This type of transformer has lower ratings like 11 KV, 6.6 KV, 3.3 KV, 440
V and 230 V. They are rated less than 200 MVA and used in the distribution
network to provide voltage transformation in the power system by stepping down
the voltage level where the electrical energy is distributed and utilized at the
consumer end. The primary coil of the distribution transformer is wound by
enamel coated copper or aluminium wire. A thick ribbon of aluminium and copper
is used to make secondary of the transformer which is high current, low voltage
winding. Resin impregnated paper and oil is used for the insulation purpose.

The oil in the transformer is used for

 Cooling
 Insulating the windings
 Protecting from the moisture

The various types of the distribution transformer are categorized on the following
basis and is shown in the figure below
 Mounting location
 Type of insulation
 Nature of supply

The distribution transformer less than 33 KV is used in industries and 440,

220 V is used for the domestic purpose. It is smaller in size, easy to install and
has low magnetic losses and is not always loaded fully. As it does not work for
constant load throughout 24 hours as in the daytime its load is at its peak, and
during the night hours it is very lightly loaded thus the efficiency depends on load
cycle and is calculated as All Day Efficiency. The distribution transformers are
designed for maximum efficiency of 60 to 70%

Uses of Distribution Transformer

 Used in pumping stations where the voltage level is below 33 KV

 Power supply for the overhead wires railways electrified with AC
 In urban areas, many houses are fed with single phase distribution
transformer and in rural areas, it may be possible that one house requires one
single transformer depending upon the loads.
 Multiple distribution transformers are used for Industrial and commercial
areas.
 Used in wind farms where the electrical energy is generated by the
windmills. There it is used as a power collector to connect the substations which
are away from the wind energy generation system.
 Instrument Transformer

 They are generally known as an isolation transformer. Instrument

transformer is an electrical device used to transform current as well as voltage
level. The most common use of instrument transformer is to safely isolate the
secondary winding when the primary has high voltage and high current supply so
that the measuring instrument, energy meters or relays which are connected to
the secondary side of the transformer will not get damaged. The instrument
transformer is further divided into two types
o Current Transformer (CT)
o Potential Transformer (PT)

The current and potential transformer is explained below in detail

Current Transformer
The current transformer is used for measuring and also for the protection.
When the current in the circuit is high to apply directly to the measuring
instrument, the current transformer is used to transform the high current into the
desired value of the current required in the circuit.
The primary winding of the current transformer is connected in series to the main
supply and the various measuring instruments like ammeter, voltmeter,
wattmeter or protective relay coil. They have accurate, current ratio and phase
relation to enable the meter accurately on the secondary side. The term ratio has
a great significance in CT.
Potential Transformer
The potential transformer is also called as the voltage transformer. The
primary winding is connected across the High voltage line whose voltage is to be
measured, and all the measuring instruments and meters are connected to the
secondary side of the transformer. The main function of the Potential transformer
is to step down the voltage level to a safe limit or value. The primary winding of
 the potential transformer is earthed or grounded as a safety point.

 Electromagnetic (it is a wire wound transformer)

 Capacitor (capacitor voltage transformer CVT uses capacitor voltage
divider)
 Optical (works on the electrical property if optical materials)

Single Phase Transformer

A single phase Transformer is a static device, works on the principle of
Faraday’s law of mutual Induction. At a constant level of frequency and variation
of voltage level, the transformer transfers AC power from one circuit to the other
circuit. There are two types of windings in the transformer. The winding to which
AC supply is given is termed as Primary winding and in the secondary winding,
the load is connected.

Three Phase Transformer

If the three single phase transformer is taken and connected together with
their all the three primary winding connected to each other as one and all the
three secondary windings to each other, forming as one secondary winding, the
transformer is said to behave as three phase transformer, that means a bank of
three single phase transformer connected together which acts as a three-phase
transformer.

Three phase supply is mainly used for electric power generation,

transmission and distribution for industrial purpose. It is less costly to assemble
three single phase transformer to form three-phase transformer than to purchase
one single three-phase transformer. The three-phase transformer connection can
be done by Star (Wye) and Delta (Mesh) type.

Synthesis

A 220 to 5,10,15,20 volts multi tap transformer has many advantages. Because
it has multiple outputs which has different value of voltages, it can use
simultaneously or one at a time, it is also efficient and effective to the load it will
supply.

CHAPTER III

PROJECT METHODOLOGY

Project Design

5v

10v

220v 15v

20v

System Overview
Project Assembly and Test Procedures

Assembly Procedures

Procedures on making the Transformer

1. First of all, we must make an equivalent circuit diagram of the

Transformer.
2. Make a computation for the wattage, number of turns and amperage.
3. Next, prepare all the necessary materials and components that we will use
to make a transformer the copper wire, EI core, coil form or bobbin, cover
clamp, terminal wiring and insulating paper.
4. First do the primary by having the start of wire outside the bobbin then
rotate the copper wire to the body of the bobbin to make a cycle or turn
based on the computation in step no.2
5. Put a masking tape on the copper wire in marking the number of turns.
6. After the winding of the primary cover it with masking tape and insulating
paper
7. Then, do the secondary windings but this time it should have a multiple
tap of wire outside the bobbin but without cutting the wires.
8. After that solder the tip of the copper wire together with the connecting
wire
9. After that cover it with masking tape and insulating paper
10. Then test the continuity by using multimeter, after that go to the final
testing by having an input of an AC voltage and try it with a load
connected at secondary.

Test Procedures

Testing the device would determine the goodness of the design in terms of its
structure stability, efficiency and effectiveness and quality of the design project.
Using the final test, by having an required input voltage of 220 and but
having a load at secondary it will run and can be see that it is functioning well
specially when the load operate. And using a voltmeter, the output voltage can
be seen if it meets the required output voltage of 5,10,15,20 volts.
Figure 3. Gantt chart of the transformer project

Activity January 21- February 15

1st week 2nd week 3rd week 4th week
Project
conceptualization
Final planning and
gathering of ideas
Conducting the
computation
Purchasing of
materials needed
Chapter 1-3
Chapter 4-5
Making the
Transformer
Final Testing and
finalization of the
project

CHAPTER IV

TECHNICAL STUDY

Project Design / Block Diagram

Base on the block diagram shown below you can know how each of the
components will interact with one another in order to work as a system. It also
shows how the single component flows to the others to make them work. In this
diagram we can easily see and understand if the project we made is working to
response the other device that will be supplied by our device.
 Voltage is Secondary
winding will enter
going through the vicinity of
Input AC the conductors flux of primary
source Voltage of primary winding causes
windings electricity to flow

Voltage is
being reduced
Load can be with the step
supplied by the down
transformer transformer
5,10,15,20 volts

Transformer: This is an electrical device used mainly for voltage transformation

to the required levels. Transformers come in various sizes, some transformers
are as large as a room, and others can be as small as a cube of sugar. The basic
parts of a transformer are primary winding usually connected to the input signals.
The secondary winding is connected to the load. The core of the transformer is
another important part of the device.

Schematic Diagram
 System Overview

Materials and Components Specifications / Functions

E I Core: Has thickness of center leg of 1 by 1

Magnet wire or Copper wire: #22 in the secondary and #32 in the primary
Bobbin or coil form: has a dimension of 1 by 1
Terminal wires: For getting the input and output with respect to the ground
Insulating paper: Used for the division of the primary and secondary and as
insulating material.
Masking tape: For marking of number of turns and also as insulator.
Cover Clamp: To hold the whole transformer.

Parts Breakdown and Cost Analysis

Description Quantity Amount Total Amount

Transformer 1 250 250

Magnet Wire
#32 1 200
#22 1 200 400
Connecting wires 2 20 20
Masking tape 1 45 45
Cartolina paper 1 6 6
Total 5 components 721
 Prototype Layout

CHAPTER V

Summary

Power Supply is an electronic device that supplies electric energy to an

electrical load. They don’t only supply power but must also do so without
degrading system performance with noise and/or sagging supply voltages, which
is why the layout of the printed-circuit board (PCB) is extremely important. This
research addresses this gap by exploring, explaining, and outlining how a
specific PCB layout can affect the power supply system, and devising a set of
design guidelines and instructional material based on the circuit.

This project had shown us the importance of familiarization and significant of

each components of a certain device. Knowing the function of each component
will help us criticize the best device or if it is a good quality by knowing the
specification of a device. This project also help us to know more about
electronics, a specific part of what we will be using as an electrical engineer.

Conclusion
Be knowledgeable of all electronic components. With this, doing an
electronic device will be easy to do. The function of each will be the determinant,
if this specific component will be used in a device. Also, knowing about the
device function will be a great addition to know what components to be used.

Recommendations
 We recommend to use different power supplies knowing the specific use
of each. Here are the different power supplies and there uses:

A regulated power supply is one that maintains constant output voltage or current

despite variations in load current or input voltage. Conversely, the output of
an unregulated power supply can change significantly when its input voltage or
load current changes. 

Adjustable power supply allow the output voltage or current to be programmed by

mechanical controls (e.g., knobs on the power supply front panel), or by means
of a control input, or both. An adjustable regulated power supply is one that is
both adjustable and regulated.

An isolated power supply has a power output that is electrically independent of its

power input; this is in contrast to other power supplies that share a common
connection between power input and output.

APPENDICES

Curriculum Vitae
NAME: MARVIN RANCES COMIA
BIRTHDAY: June 6, 1996
AGE: 19 yrs. old
ADDRESS: Acacia Park Homes, Saimsim, Calamba City,
Laguna
MOBILE NO.:
EMAIL ADDRESS:

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
PRE-ELEMENTARY:
Angels of the Lord School of Calamba
ELEMENTARY:
Maranatha Christian Academy
HIGHSCHOOL:
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba
COLLEGE: 3rd Year
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba
(Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering)

NAME: WILLIAM JEFFERSON FRIGILLANA CADANG

BIRTHDAY: January 5, 1997
AGE: 19
ADDRESS: 102 B Dap-dap St., Lakeview Subdivision Bo.
Bucal, Calamba City
MOBILE NO.: 09972274530
EMAIL ADDRESS: willjeffcadang@yahoo.com

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
PRE-ELEMENTARY:
Eastern Laguna College
ELEMENTARY:
Eastern Laguna College
Paete Nativity Montessori School
SECONDARY:
Little Shepherd Business and Science Highschool
COLLEGE:
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba
(Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering)

NAME: ALYSSA DOMAE SALINDO CANCERAN

BIRTHDAY: February 25, 1996
AGE: 20
ADDRESS: 006 Brgy. Sala ,Cabuyao Laguna
MOBILE NO: 09266408421
EMAIL ADDRESS: aiza.canceran@gmail.com

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
PRE-ELEMENTARY:
Lady of Rose Academy
ELEMENTARY:
Lady of Rose Academy
SECONDARY:
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba
COLLEGE:
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba
(Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering)