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A transformer couples two or more AC signals through a magnetic field. Often used as galvanic isolation and to transform one AC voltage to another.
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Why is my Transformer pulling so much current?
I have taken a microwave oven transformer and removed the 2nd winding which originally put out 2000 volts. … I am going to use this transformer to make a variable voltage power supply, but noticed that it gets pretty hot. …
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How should I drain a capacitor in a rectifier circuit?
Specifically what I have is a step down transformer from an old wall wart charger that I have modified. Orginally it stepped 120VAC down to about 11.5VAC. …
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