by sps | Apr 21, 2021 | News & Announcements
In many cases introducing an air gap can be of great use. Often people/engineers may think that introducing an air gap increases the maximum flux density a core can handle. This is actually not true The core has a maximum flux density that is set by the material...
by sps | Jul 10, 2020 | Common Mode Choke, News & Announcements
Here at CET, we do custom transformer and inductor solutions every day. One such part was a high current custom choke desired by a customer of ours. The design of this part actually went through a couple of iterations. Initially, we designed for performance keeping...
by sps | Oct 28, 2019 | Education, Electrical Technology, Power Supplies
A switched mode power supply (SMPS) is a more modern and efficient take on the older power supplies known as linear supplies. LINEAR SUPPLIES Linear supplies would often take in line voltage, transform this via a low-frequency silicon steel core transformer to...
by sps | Aug 23, 2019 | High Voltage Transformers, Transformers
When it comes to high voltage transformer design, it can be a bit tricky. When you’re trying to target a particular voltage one needs to account for things such as DCR losses in the windings. This is important when regulation is important. Design Procedure: The...
by sps | Jul 10, 2019 | News & Announcements, Transformers
A super quiet EP13 size flyback transformer. Primary inductance is 4.31mH +/- 10%. Switching frequency is 60 KHz minimum. The input is rated at 120V. There are 2 outputs rated at 2.5V/600mA and an aux rated at 17V/20mA. The power rating is 3.4VA, but it could handle...
