Transzformátorral

Transzformátorral is a Hungarian term that translates to "with a transformer" or "using a transformer." In the context of electrical engineering, a transformer is a passive electrical device that transfers electrical energy from one electrical circuit to another through electromagnetic induction. This process is used to increase or decrease voltage and current levels, and it is essential for the efficient transmission and distribution of electrical power.

When something is described as being "transzformátorral," it indicates that a transformer is involved in its operation or function. For example, a power supply unit might be described as transzformátorral if it uses a transformer to step down the mains voltage to a lower, usable voltage for electronic devices. Similarly, in audio equipment, a transformer can be used for impedance matching or to isolate circuits. The presence of a transformer implies a specific method of electrical conversion or isolation is being employed. The design and application of transformers are fundamental to many areas of electrical engineering, from large-scale power grids to small electronic circuits.