Usage:Power Phase:Single Coil Number:Autotransformer Input:220/380V/400 as customized Output Voltage:24V/48 as customized Frequency:50Hz/60Hz Material:Copper Winding Item:single-phase transformer
A single-phase transformer is a transformer in which both the primary winding and the secondary winding are single-phase windings. A transformer uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to change AC voltage. The main components are a primary coil, a secondary coil, and an iron core (magnetic core). In electrical equipment and wireless circuits, it is often used for voltage rise and fall, impedance matching, and safety isolation.
1.Single-phase transformer adopts advanced technology and strict design, with advantages of excellent performance, reliable operation, wide application, etc. furthermore, it can work for long term under rated load condition.
2.Simple structure, small volume, low loss, mainly due to small iron loss, suitable for application and promotion in low-voltage distribution networks with low load density.
3. With less materials, the manufacturing cost and use cost of the single-phase transformer are reduced at the same time, so as to obtain the best life cycle cost.
4. Using a single-phase power supply system in the power grid can save 33% to 63% of the conductors. According to the economic current density calculation, it can save the conductor weight by 42%. According to the mechanical strength calculation, it can reduce the conductor consumption by 66%. Therefore, the construction investment of the entire transmission line can be reduced.
5. The single-phase transformer is suitable for mass production of modern production due to its simple structure, which is conducive to improving product quality and efficiency. Single-phase transformers are light in weight, easy to install and maintain, and flexible to use. They can be used in single-phase or three-phase transformers.
The main functions of transformers are: voltage conversion; current conversion, impedance conversion; isolation; voltage stabilization (magnetic saturation transformer); autotransformer; high-voltage transformer (dry and oil-immersed), etc., the shape of the core commonly used in transformers is generally E Type and C core, XED type, ED type CD type.
The main components of a transformer are a primary coil, a secondary coil, and an iron core (magnetic core).
The most basic type of transformer includes two sets of coils wound with wires and weighed together inductively. When an alternating current (having a known frequency) flows through one set of coils, an alternating voltage with the same frequency will be induced in the other set of coils, and the magnitude of the induced voltage depends on the coupling and magnetic interaction of the two coils The extent of the chain.