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The transformer used in a home television is called a flyback transformer, or line output transformer (LOPT). It’s a special type of electrical transformer that generates high-voltage sawtooth signals at a high frequency. These signals are important for the scanning process in CRTs.
The house televisions normally use the LOPT or the line output transformers or more frequently known as the fly back transformers. It is used because of the generation of sawtooth signals by it which is generated under high frequencies.