The noise produced by a transformer is termed as_______________________?
Correct answer: B. hum
- A. zoom
- B. hum
- C. ringing
- D. buzz
Explanation
The familiar low-frequency noise of a transformer is called hum, mainly caused by magnetostriction and the resulting vibration of the core and tank. Ringing and buzzing are not the standard general term here.
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