Electrostatic shield
Copper foil between primary and secondary, earthed, to cut the noise that crosses by capacitive coupling. Typical in audio and instrumentation.
Every family starts from the same tape wound core and the same winding machine. What changes is what you need: the turns ratio, the insulation, the way the part ends up inside your machine.
The values shown are typical working ranges. Outside the range is not a no, it is a phone call.
The part we make most. It separates your electronics from the mains, brings the voltage down to what you need, and does it with very low no load losses and almost no stray field.
When galvanic separation is not required and only the voltage has to be adapted, an autotransformer does the same job in less space and with less copper. Typical for imported machines brought onto European mains.
Coils on ferrite or nanocrystalline toroidal cores, to smooth a current, limit a rate of rise or take conducted noise off the line.
High ratio windings for measuring a current without breaking the conductor. The primary is the busbar or cable that passes through the hole, the secondary is what we wind.
Everything outside the four families above. Winding on cores you supply, rebuilding a part that is out of production, samples for laboratory work.
| Quantity | 1 piece to repeat runs |
|---|---|
| Wire | enamelled copper 0.08 mm to 3.00 mm, flat copper wire up to 5x2 mm |
| Core | supplied by us or on a subcontract basis |
| Documentation | test report and data sheet on request |
Copper foil between primary and secondary, earthed, to cut the noise that crosses by capacitive coupling. Typical in audio and instrumentation.
Metal or plastic cup, full potting, rubber pad and central fixing bolt, brackets to your drawing.
Voltage, rating, available space. With three numbers we can start, the rest we work out.