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What is transformer?Why cuts are made into it

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Answered by shanepitharaj

A transformer is an electrical machine without moving parts. It works on the induction principle and can only be connected to alternating current. Its main task is to transmit electrical AC energy, often from one voltage level to another.

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Answered by Kanitha

Transformer Eddy :

Current Losses on the other hand are caused by the flow of circulating currents induced into the steel caused by the flow of the magnetic flux around the core

. These circulating currents are

generated because to the magnetic

flux the core is acting like a single loop of wire

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