The core of a transformer is typically made from laminated sheets of silicon steel. This laminated structure minimizes eddy currents, which can lead to energy losses. The core serves as a magnetic path that facilitates the transfer of energy between the primary and secondary coils. Its geometry—often in the form of a closed loop—ensures that the magnetic flux generated by the primary winding efficiently couples to the secondary winding.
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