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An ideal transformer (with sufficiently large inductance and
sufficiently low resistance) can pass DC, but real transformers are not ideal
and only work with AC. This transformer passes DC at first, but
after a short time, the DC voltage fades due to resistance in the primary and the
finite inductance of the transformer coils.
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