Question 1058 of 749 · Maryland Journeyperson Electrician Exam
Why will a transformer not operate on steady direct current?
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Correct answer to question 1058
- C: Steady DC creates no changing magnetic flux to induce voltage
Explanation
Transformer action depends on a changing magnetic flux linking both windings. Steady DC produces a constant flux, so no voltage is induced in the secondary.
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