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we can stepdown the voltage from 230/12v ,and we use the
voltage for various electronics components why can't we
step up the voltage from 12/230v if we can shall we use the
voltage for domestic single phase supply
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Answer Posted / uday
Yes, u r correct mr. Kawade, but transmission will too
complecated, coz as voltage is low then resistance will be
high.
Uday
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