CORRECT INFORMATION ABOUT TRANSFORMERS,what actually
transformer is?
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Answer Posted / bhuvan sharma
A transformer is a Ac static device this known as static because there is no moving parts only energy(Voltage) means is transformed by the electromagnetic induction from primary winding to the secondary winding.
a)Distributed Transformers-which is used to step down the voltage.
b)Power Transformers - Which is used to step up the voltage.
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