fundamentals of transformers.

Answer Posted / saravanan.p

The fundamentals of transformer is the transfer the energy
from one circuit to other circuit due to magnetic induction
between them without changing the frequency. Here no
movable parts. So losses are highly reduced.

Magnetic Induction (M) = L.dt/dI.

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