Answer / mukillan

The induction motor is called rotating transformer.because
stator act as primary winding as well as the rotor act as
secondary winding.Induction motors are widely used,
especially poly phase induction motors, which are frequently
used in industrial drives. it is converts electrical energy
into mechanical energy

Answer / viren

it may be the induction motor bcoz induction motor can be called as rotating transformer with shorted circuited secondary......

Answer / baljnder singh

Induction motor is called rotatig transformer.It has also two
winding like transformer .It is used in maily
industries ,houses etc.

Answer / sam

Rotating Transformer is a device to transfer electrical energy AC from stator to Rotor in AC and opposite/reverse.
Basically, it send AC supply to rotor by AC supply from sec. So its not use brush/slip ring. This rotating transformer is used for synchronous motor mostly. More question u may contact me WA +97433450404

Answer / prabakaran

transformer: convert low voltage to high or high voltage to low..........
rotating transformer is one of the type to do step up or step down.but it ll not convert from electrical energy to mechanical energy.....
uses of this: to avoide wear.

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