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Re: Transformer Question
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From: mark.graalman@mediccom.norden1.com (Mark Graalman)
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 04:43:00 -0500
Subject: Re: Transformer Question
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Te> Message-ID: <199609160425.WAA05498@poodle.pupman.com>
Te> Newsgroups: tesla.list
Te> From jparisse@ddlabs.comSun Sep 15 21:44:06 1996
Te> Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 13:30:05 -0700
Te> From: "Jeff W. Parisse" <jparisse@ddlabs.com>
Te> To: tesla@pupman.com
Te> Cc: swan@d2.com
Te> Subject: Transformer Question
Te> I've been using two 4500VAC 400ma plate transformers pulled from copy
Te> machines. These transformers (GE) have an extra winding that is
Te> connected to a 660VAC 10uf capacitor.
Te> Questions: What is the purpose of this capacitor? Power factor
Te> correction? Current limiting? What effect would result by changing or
Te> removing the capacitor?
Te> 0---------) || (----------0
Te> ) || (
Te> LV In ) || (
Te> ) || (
Te> 0---------) || (
Te> || (
Te> |--------) || ( HV Out
Te> | ) || (
Te> --- ) || (
Te> --- 10uf ) || (
Te> | ) || (
Te> |--------) || (-----------0
Te> Thanks... ...Jeff Parisse
MG> This is what is called a "Ferroresonant" Transformer, it produces a
MG> quazi square wave output. Basically, it is a regulated transformer
MG> the core operates under a saturated condition.
Mark Graalman
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