what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on
same principle as xmer?

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / ravi

Differential relay

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / venkat

the device which is having mutual inductros , it will operate on this xmer principle , for example take reactor , or any induction relay

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / prashant

static relay

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / mahesh

Differential transformer like LVDTs(Lineaar variable differential trasformers)

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / deepak

current transformer

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / shubham

electrical reactor used to stablize the system

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / ankit

Induction Heater

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / thamil

1. current transformers,
2. voltage transformers,

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / eugene

A transformer steps up or down the voltage. So, i think the
static device which steps up or down the voltage is a step
up and step down chopper.

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what is the static device rather than xmer which work on same principle as xmer?..

Answer / rahul joshi

inductin motor

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