Article | REF: D3059 V1

High-frequency transformers- windings

Author: Jean-Pierre KÉRADEC

Publication date: February 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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    1. Measures to be taken

    1.1 Characterization of a passive linear system with multiple inputs

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    1.1.1 Transformer linearity, impedance matrix and equivalent circuit

    Transformer non-linearities are mainly due to the magnetic circuit. Unlike their LF counterparts, whose magnetic circuit uses ferromagnetic materials, HF transformers use ferrites, or operate without a magnetic circuit. As a result, their behavior is virtually linear as long as the magnetic material is not too close to saturation. With very few exceptions, it can be said that during...

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