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[kolbacict]

When you "change" a Magnetic Field in Time, it also displace the Magnetic Field in Space.
Whether you Rotate, Reflect, Increase or Decrease the Volumen of a Magnetic Field, you are also moving it, translating the Field in Space.

Does the magnetic field change in space in an ordinary classical transformer with two windings, where nothing moves anywhere? Unlike, for example, a classical generator with a rotating rotor?

[citfta]

Yes the magnetic field is constantly changing in a transformer because of the AC power applied to the transformer.  A transformer will not work if DC power is applied to the primary because the magnetic field would not be changing.

[kolbacict]

A transformer will not work if DC power is applied to the primary because the magnetic field would not be changing.

Is there a magnetic field that changes in space in there ? I guess only in time.

[citfta]

Is there a magnetic field that changes in space in there ? I guess only in time.

I'm sorry but that doesn't make any sense.  If it didn't change in space then how could it change in time?  With 60 hz AC power applied to the primary of a transformer the magnetic field builds up in one polarity and then collapses and rebuilds in the opposite polarity 120 times a second.  That is a field that changes in space and time.

[kolbacict]

I'm sorry but that doesn't make any sense.  If it didn't change in space then how could it change in time?  With 60 hz AC power applied to the primary of a transformer the magnetic field builds up in one polarity and then collapses and rebuilds in the opposite polarity 120 times a second.  That is a field that changes in space and time.

And in the case of rotation of the rotor with permanent magnets, is there a difference from transformer ? Maybe there is something else there?