Why a transformer is known as a static device?

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / rakesh kumar

a transformer has no moving parts , there is no rotating
magnetic field in a transformer like the induction motor ,
and hence no torque is is generated to keep one of the
windings in motion.

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / karthi

tranformer has no rotating part like rotor and stator..and
no torque produced in it..so transformer is static device..

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / chirag jain

because transformer has no moving parts in its
construction,and also in the procedure of transferring
voltage.

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / amrish sharma

b,coz it is not a movable device,,,nor it any parts moves
for transfer of voltage,,,

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / arunkumar s

Because the transformer works on the principle of mutual
induction.That has no moving parts

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / pankaj singh

As transformer doesn't have any moving part responsible for
its action,infact it works on the principle of mutual induction.

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Why a transformer is known as a static device?..

Answer / himmat

becozz... trasformer no have moveble paet thats why..

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