In Search of a Transformer

[T805]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this. But I need to find a small mains transformer with 220V primary to 12V 100/150 secondary. If anyone can help me out it would be appreciated.

 

[KJ6EAD]

Try googling "class 2 transformer" or "power transformer".

 

[pranam77]

I need to find a small mains transformer with 220V primary to 12V 100/150 secondary. If anyone can help me out it would be appreciated.

Do you need to find a location where such transformer is sold ? Then posting your location will help you getting bettter replies.

 

[T805]

Well right now I'm just looking around the web for a place that would sell the transformer I need. So far I'm not having that much luck. But if it will help I live in the Palm Desert area in southern California.

Try googling "class 2 transformer" or "power transformer".

I searched with those keywords and I couldn't find what I need. I am making an EMS circuit, so the type of transformer i need would be one of those small ones with the ratings listed above.

 

[KJ6EAD]

I'm still unclear as to what type you need. Look on Digikey DigiKey Corp. | Electronic Components Distributor | United States Home Page or Mouser Mouser Electronics- Distributeur de composants électroniques.

 

[T805]

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I'm still unclear as to what type you need. Look on Digikey DigiKey Corp. | Electronic Components Distributor | United States Home Page or Mouser Mouser Electronics- Distributeur de composants électroniques.

I think I may have found what i was looking for on Mouser. Here is the EMS schematic that I'm making. In the paragragh above the image it says I need "a small mains transformer with 220V primary to 12V, 100/150mA secondary"

I found this transformer on Mouser. Do you think this would work?

Sorry for the confusion. I don't know a thing about electronics. So thanks you guys for the patience.

 

[KJ6EAD]

It would have saved some time and confusion if you'd put up the schematic and circuit description with your first post. EMS has many meanings so that didn't help initially either.:? All that said, the transformer you found will work. It has more taps than you need and is rated for twice the current you require, a little overkill but no harm. That model is made for a circuit board. If you want a bolt in version with wires, you could probably find one. Good luck with your in home electroconvulsive therapy and don't forget to use a bite block to protect your tongue.8O