Turns		Type of safety transformer
Mutual		Name given to the inductance between two coils
Coil		Load is connected to this winding
Hysteresis		Output voltage greater than input voltage
Alternating		Name given to the number of coils on the winding
Flux		Process by which all transformers work
Leakage		Magnetic loss in transformer caused by core material
Primary		Winding to which the supply is connected is sometimes known by this name
Laminations		Current flowing in the windings produce this
Varnish		Flows in the windings when load connected
Eddy		Name given to primary and secondary conductors
Current		Type of loss reduced by laminations
Shell		Metal structure on which the windings are wound
emf		Transformers will only work on this type of supply
Limb		Name given to the circuit connected to the secondary winding
Core		Name given to the magnetic losses
Windings		Part of transformer on which the windings are wound
Iron		Name given to winding connected to the supply
Secondary		These occur in all transformers and all machines
Efficient		Type of transformer construction
Stepup		Name given to losing some of the magnetic flux
Losses		Another name for voltage
Heat		Name given to several loops of wire
Regulation		Output voltage less than input voltage
Load		Winding to which load is connected is sometimes know by this name
Input		Type of insulation on the windings
Induction		Most transformers are known as this type
Stepdown		All transformers have to be provided with some form of this
Voltage		Percentage difference between no load
Isolation		Core is made up of thin slices of steel known as
Output		No machine is 100% of this
Cooling		Links both windings