Multitap Transformer

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connect the primaries in series and use the secondaries to simulate the different windings on the same core.  

published 11 years ago

lenzrulz

11 years ago

Nice.

UncleRick

11 years ago

it works. The only problem I see is that because the primaries are in series, there is a large interaction between the different taps. Each tap that has a varying load, will reflect that load change, in the other taps. If the primaries were in parallel, you would see a large difference in circuit operation. It all depends upon what the circuit requirements are. Typically, such interaction is undesirable.

faceblast

11 years ago

preferably all windings would be on the same core!

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