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How to Calculate Ferrite Core Transformers

Last Updated on July 5, 2025 by Swagatam 273 Comments

center tapped transformer

Calculating ferrite transformer is a process in which engineers evaluate the various winding specifications, and core dimension of the transformer, using ferrite as the core material. This helps them to create a perfectly optimized transformer for a given application. The post presents a detailed explanation regarding how to calculate and design customized ferrite core transformers. […]

Filed Under: SMPS and Converters Tagged With: Calculate, Core, Ferrite, Transformers

How to Make Step Down Transformers

Last Updated on January 3, 2025 by Swagatam 160 Comments

core lamination

A step down transformer is a device which reduces a higher AC potential to a lower AC potential as per its winding ratio and specifications. In this article we are going to discuss how to design and construct a basic step down transformer which are typically applied in mains-operated power supplies. Introduction This will likely […]

Filed Under: Power Supply Circuits Tagged With: Down, Step, Transformers

What are the Different Types of Transformers? Explained

Last Updated on January 3, 2024 by Swagatam 32 Comments

transformer turns

In this post I am going to explain different types of electrical transformers that are used in a wide variety of applications. Transformers can be classified in many different ways, for example: based on their input / output character, voltage, frequency, application, power handling capacity etc.  In this post we will be exploring all the […]

Filed Under: Electronics Theory Tagged With: Different, Explained, Transformers, Types

How Transformers Work

Last Updated on January 2, 2024 by Swagatam 25 Comments

transformer working

According to the definition given in Wikipedia an electrical transformer is a stationary equipment that exchanges electrical power across a couple of closely wound coils, through magnetic induction. A constantly altering current in one winding of the transformer generates a varying magnetic flux, which, consequently, induces a varying electromotive force over a second coil built […]

Filed Under: Electronics Theory Tagged With: Transformers, Work

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