How Do You Optimize Power Transfer Between Mismatched Transformer Impedances?

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This discussion focuses on optimizing power transfer between mismatched transformer impedances, specifically between a neon transformer with a 15KV output and a custom-built transformer designed for 15KV input and 15MV output. The key challenge is coupling a high impedance secondary to a low impedance primary to achieve maximum power transfer. The conversation highlights the importance of connecting a load resistor to the secondary of the second transformer, as the absence of a load leads to considerations of reactances due to winding inductance rather than resistances.

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Along the same lines of connecting two transformer in series, Suppose the first transformer is a neon transformer with an output of 15KV, and the second transformer is a home-built built to handle 15KV on the input, and 15MV output. The problem remains, how do you couple a high impedance secondary to a low impedance primary of the second transformer for maximum power transfer?
 
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Hang on a minute chaps. Until you connect a load resistor to the secondary of the second transformer, what can you say about resistances? Without a load, it'll be more a matter of Reactances due to winding inductance and no one has specified that.
 

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