Article | REF: D3058 V1

HF transformers with N windings

Author: Jean-Pierre KERADEC

Publication date: February 10, 2008

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1. Equivalent circuit design

  • Transformers are used in a wide range of electrical and electronic applications. These passive components enable energy-efficient adaptation of voltage and current levels to the needs of the application. What's more, they provide galvanic isolation between input and output.

    These two properties, combined with the fact that they can temporarily store energy, make them key components in power electronics.

    • This dossier focuses on transformers used in power electronics converters. However, the generality of the approaches adopted is such that these studies have already been successfully applied to fields far removed from that of converters, such as the response of a 1 MVA transformer to lightning waves, or the frequency response of a hard disk sub-millimeter...

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