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Working Principle and Formula of a Transformer

April 23, 2023April 22, 2021 by Mir

Electricity Transformer is an electrical component that transforms the alternating electric power from one circuit to another circuit with the same frequency of the signal. It can change the amplitude of alternating voltage to a desired value at the output. But the power remains the same both at the primary and secondary coil. In this … Read more

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