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Understanding AC Step Up Transformers: Common Issues and Solutions
The primary is roughly 1 VAC. It's not exactly that, just ball park.- FenderStrat62
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding AC Step Up Transformers: Common Issues and Solutions
Turtle: I trust that the power supply is AC only, as that's never been an issue before. I could hook it up to an oscilloscope next time I'm in the lab to make sure. I didn't take DC readings, so I don't know what I'd read there. Also, it would really surprise me if it was a bad transformer...- FenderStrat62
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding AC Step Up Transformers: Common Issues and Solutions
The secondary had a 1 megaohm resistor for the load, since that's the closest resistor I had laying around. So, there wasn't much power being drawn.- FenderStrat62
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding AC Step Up Transformers: Common Issues and Solutions
I've been running some tests on some simple AC step up transformers, and I can't seem to justify something to myself: I hook up 12 VAC to the primary coil, but the voltage on the coil is actually more like 1 VAC, when measured with a voltmeter. It's not an issue with the supply--it puts out...- FenderStrat62
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- Transformer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering