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Answer Posted / kamlesh taili
Main two parts of every transform
1. Core
2. Winding
All type of transform consists that.
Core are provided the magnetic path to coil. Core made by stainless steel.
Winding are two types HV winding and LV winding.
HV winding create magnetic field and it's leak through core and LV side emf produce.
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