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Is this a CT (Current Transformer with Single In & Multiple secondary Output)?
If yes what is the current flowing through it,bcoz observing wire pic it's seems to be Teflon but,can u upload single wire pic indicating strand of wire?
Normally for inductor Enamelled wire is used,:smile:
Is this a CT (Current Transformer with Single In & Multiple secondary Output)?
If yes what is the current flowing through it,bcoz observing wire pic it's seems to be Teflon but,can u upload single wire pic indicating strand of wire?
Normally for inductor Enamelled wire is used,:smile:
it is a single In & single out put transformer and it is used in high voltage power supplies(0-50kv smps). I think this transformer generate some kilovolt and its output multiplied to get several kilovolt (50k). The only confusion is in the winding wire type
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