The Instrument converting mechanical energy into electrical energy is called
Dynamo
The question asks about an instrument that takes mechanical energy and turns it into electrical energy. This process is a fundamental concept in physics and engineering, powering many of the electrical devices we use daily.
Let's look at the functions of the given options:
Comparing the functions, the instrument that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy is the Dynamo.
| Instrument | Energy Conversion |
|---|---|
| Dynamo (Generator) | Mechanical Energy → Electrical Energy |
| Transformer | Electrical Energy (AC, Voltage/Current Change) → Electrical Energy (AC, Different Voltage/Current) |
| Electrometer | Measures Electric Charge/Voltage |
| Motor | Electrical Energy → Mechanical Energy |
Therefore, the instrument that performs the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy is the Dynamo.
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