A transformer relies on a changing magnetic field within its core to induce voltage in the secondary coil. The core material must readily conduct this magnetic field.
Core of a transformer is made of :
Asked in HPPSC HPAS Prelims 2017 · Topic: Electric Current (Ohm's Law, resistance, resistivity, and conductivity)
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