Re: Xfmr core size vs. freq
Phil Allison wrote:
"Tony Williams"
It all depends on whether you are winding, or just buying.
A larger core allows a lower frequency primary to be
wound on it.
** Funny how microphone level transformers are tiny and work fine down to
20 Hz or less.
.......... Phil
Right, Phil. That has absolutely nothing to do with power
transformers. You want to minimize both the iron, and the copper losses
to keep the cost down. BTW, how well do your microphone transformers
work at 120 VAC?
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