Booster transformers, or step-up transformers, are designed to increase voltage in electrical circuits, ensuring sufficient electricity is provided to consumers and industrial networks. These transformers operate on the principle of electromagnetic induction, with varying windings in coils that create a magnetic field, allowing for voltage to be raised to levels such as 220V for households and 380V for industrial use. Various types of booster transformers exist, each differing in design and application, including single-phase and three-phase models, with different cooling systems to enhance safety and efficiency.