Physics, asked by shonya264, 1 month ago

Why is iron used in transformers?

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Answered by Ot7bangtanarmy

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The ability of iron or steel to carry magnetic flux is much greater than air. This ability to carry flux is called permeability. Thus iron core is used in transformer in place air core.This means that the ability of a steel core to carry magnetic flux is 1500 times that of air.Therefore it is Used in Transformers.

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