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Copper wire for high frequency converters

Designers use Litz copper wire for high frequency windings. That rapidly increases the diameter of wire needed and decreases the stacking factor. Should’t it be possible to make a copper wire with ...
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Transformer copper loss

In this Example the efficiency for a full-load transformer was asked to solve. The book calculated the copper losses after referral to the secondary side as the following : Pcu = (Is)^2Req = (65.2 A)^...
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Why is the magnetic field not blocked by the copper wires in a current transformer?

When I want to protect an electronic board from a magnetic field generated by a transformer, I put a circle of vias (as a jail grid) connected to GND planes to stop the magnetic field. How does a ...
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Slayer Exciter : Aiming for Larger Arcs

I was recently building a larger slayer exciter. I've been trying out different coil ratios, coil materials, different transistors and many circuit variation, most of them just excited a fluoroscent ...
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Change in transformer efficiency (leading power factor) with increasing load current

Does efficiency increase or decrease when the load current increases (assuming copper losses equal iron losses along with a leading power factor load)?
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Using distribution transformers vs direct connection to primary switch gear

I am trying to learn more about transformers and low voltage electrical distribution. Say you have a medium sized industrial building with a primary switchboard feeding several load centers ...
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