We all have our favorite books on XFMRs if we have a strong interest.
Mine are:
Ordean Kilty Transformer Design Handbook with Nomograms (best treatment
of Ferro Resonant XFMRS ever)
McLyman Transformer and Inductor Design Handbook (Good development of
allowable losses and such)
Westinghouse Si Steel Lamination and Tape Wound Transformer Core
Handbook (Si steel has not changed much over the years, this is the bible)
Numerous core catalogs from Ferroxcube and Micrometals for SMPS to Mag
Inc and Allied Metglas for Mag Amps...
A good wire table is indispensable as well.
Tomm KD7QAE
old XFMR designer
Will Matney wrote:
>John,
>
>You can do a search back in the archives on here where I have shown how to do
>this, or wait until this evening and I'll try to show here what you want.
>First, I need to know what primary voltage you want, and what the secondary
>volrage(s)/current(s) you want. Also, what is the application to figure the
>duty cycle and efficiency.
>
>The book you mention I have and it goes more into the theory of how the
>formulas were contrived and to me is not a good book on how to calculate
>transformers. About the best one is named Practical Transformer Design. Try a
>seach for it.
>
>Best,
>
>Will
>
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>On 2/7/06 at 11:04 AM John Darwin Powers wrote:
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>>To fellow electron herders,
>>
>>Does anyone have any references to building high-current transformers.
>>Would anyone also know if there is an online version of the book
>>"Transformers for Electronic Circuits" by Grossner?
>>Any online references to transformer design and construction would be
>>appreciated. Thank you.
>>
>>John
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