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what is transformer

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what is transformer..

Answer / abhijit

transformer is a static device which transfer the power
from one ckt to another ckt without changing freq.

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what is transformer..

Answer / bose

A transformer is a static device which step ups or step
downs the applied voltage by keeping the frequency and the
power same in both primary & secondary side.

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what is transformer..

Answer / md arif khan

A transfermer is a electrical device which convered high
tention TO low tention (HT TO LT) the applied voltage by
keeping the frequency and the power same in both HT & LT
SIDE

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what is transformer..

Answer / hariharan

Transformer is a static device which is used for step up
and step down voltages without changing the frequency

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what is transformer..

Answer / 18/01/2010

it is the static device converts from one circuit to
another with same frequency

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what is transformer..

Answer / vikash shrivastava

Transformer is an electrical component which is used for
step up and step down applied voltage in circuit.

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what is transformer..

Answer / goutham.neerati

transformer is an electrostaitc device which transfer
electrical energy from one place to another place through
constant flux. it is useful for step-up & step-down the
voltage levels (without changing the frequency)

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what is transformer..

Answer / nukman hakkim

transformer is a electrical static equipment,it transfer
energy to one electrical circuit to other electrical.
circuit(one circuit to other coil)with out changing frequency
it has a two winding primary winding and secondary winding
or(output and input)step up and step down voltage depending
up on the turns of coil.

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what is transformer..

Answer / jp

trnsformer is a eleclric component and static divice which
convert input volteg to out put voltage without change in
ficvency and it used in step up and step down .

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what is transformer..

Answer / stalin

it is a device that transfer energy from one circuit to
another by means of an common magnetic field

Is This Answer Correct ?    9 Yes 4 No

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