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220 V AC to 5V AC planer PCB transformer design? Output current is around 10mA

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I want to design a 220V 50Hz AC to 5V AC current is around 5mA~10mA PCB planner Transformer.

The efficiency is just more than 10%, that is enough.

Here is the question ?

1 Can I design it? Did anyone design this? Because the winding N is around 45:1. I think it will be not easy, but my current need is very small.

2 How Big it will be ? The frequency is just 50Hz. Hope better give me some equations to explain this.
 
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Thanks for your reply, my question doesnot match with these documents, I mean, my main frequency is very low, 50Hz, and these documents are good for the high Frequency AC input. I know this, and I just want to know, did anyone do the low frequency 50Hz 220V AC plannar Tranformer?
 

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