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Practical Transformer Handbook
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« prev | next »- 1 An overview of transformers in electrical technology
- Amber, iodestones, galvanic cells but no transformers
- The ideal transformer - an ethereal but practical entity
- A practical question - why use an iron core in transformers?
- Why does a transformer transform?
- Core or shell-type transformer construction
- Transformers utilizing toroids and pot cores
- Bells, whistles and comments
- Immortality via over-design, sheltered operation and a bit of luck
- 2 Specialized transformer devices
- Saturable core inverters - another way to use transformers
- The Lorain subcycler - an erstwhile parametric converter
- The constant current transformer
- The constant voltage transformer
- Saturable reactor control of a.c. power
- Transformer action via magnetostriction
- A double core transformer for saturable core Inverters
- 3 Operational features of transformers
- Operation of transformers at other than their intended frequencies
- Next to magic, try the auto-transformer for power capability
- Dial a voltage from the adjustable auto-transformer
- Transformer phasing in d.c. to d.c. converters
- Transformer behaviour with pulse-width modulated waveforms
- Current inrush in suddenly-excited transformers
- Transformer temperature rise - a possible cooldown
- Recapturing the lost function of the power transformer
- The use of a transformer to magnify capacitance
- A novel transformer application in d.c. regulated supplies
- Polyphase conversions with transformers
- The hybrid coil - a transformer gimmick for two-way telephony
- Transformer schemes for practical benefits
- Transformers in magnetic core memory systems
- The transmission line transformer - a different breed
- Transformers as magnetic amplifiers
- Transformer coupling battery charging current to electric vehicles
- Stepped-up high voltage from not so high rurns ratio
- A brute force approach toTesIa coil action
- Transformer technique for skirting high voltage problems
- A novel winding pattern
- Other techniques for high voltage transformation
- The current transformer
- Stepping-up to high voltage and new transformer problems
- Transformer saturation from geomagnetic storms
- The strange 4.44 factor in the transformer equation
- Link coupling - transformer action over a distance
- Homing in on elusive secondary voltage
- An apparent paradox of electromagnetic induction
- Transformer technique with 'shorts' - the induction regulator
- Constant current transformers incorporating physical motion
- Transformers only do what comes naturally
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