by Gregory Mirsky, Design Engineer, Deer Park, Ill., How2Power Today, Jul 15 2022
Focus:
When designing transformers, engineers often forget that they not only transform one
voltage into another but also transform impedance. The apparent input impedance has a
component that is the secondary impedance divided by the squared transformation
coefficient. This causes certain problems with power transfer at high frequency by means
of a stepup transformer. In particular, these problems relate to the impact of the turns
ratio and other factors on the input circuit time constant. In this article, we will
analyze the relationship between these parameters and demonstrate this relationship with a
design example.
What you’ll learn:
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