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Radian Research, Inc.
The UTEC 505 Transformer Analyzer is designed for testing current transformers (CT) and potential transformers (PT) without interruption of the customer’s service. This instrument measures CT admittance, CT ratio, CT primary-to-secondary phase angle and the voltage, current and phase angle of the service. With the ‘Burden CT/PT Option’, it determines the CT secondary burden capability, the regulation of the PT and its secondary burden capability and provides for CT core demagnetization.
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Instrument Transformers Ltd.
Designing & manufacturing a range of high quality, voltage transformers in three different frame sizes for both measuring and protection duties. Transformers which are designed to comply with the requirements of IEC 61869-3 or other international standards as required can be supplied to satisfy most Low Voltage applications.
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Neutronics Manufacturing Co.
Variac Auto Transformers are continuously variable voltage auto transformer, having a movable carbon tip, fixed to a brush-arm sliding on a silver plated commutator. Rotation of the brush-arm by either manual or motor drive, delivers-an output voltage from zero to or above line voltage.
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PICOTEST Corp.
The injection transformer is presently the prevalent method for connecting the network analyzer to the circuit being tested, and is primarily used for control loop stability measurements. The goal of the transformer is to inject a signal into the control loop being measured, without impacting the performance of the loop. In order to accomplish this to a reasonable degree, The transformer is isolated and therefore is capable of floating on a high voltage, such as a Power Factor Corrector (PFC), which is often close to 400VDC. Measuring voltages that exceed the voltage rating of the FRA inputs require attenuation probes.
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J2100A -
PICOTEST Corp.
The injection transformer is presently the prevalent method for connecting the network analyzer to the circuit being tested, and is primarily used for control loop stability measurements. The goal of the transformer is to inject a signal into the control loop being measured, without impacting the performance of the loop. In order to accomplish this to a reasonable degree, The transformer is isolated and therefore is capable of floating on a high voltage, such as a Power Factor Corrector (PFC), which is often close to 400VDC. Measuring voltages that exceed the voltage rating of the FRA inputs require attenuation probes.
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Pulse Electronics
Signal transformers are used as a step-up / step-down, isolating, or impedance matching component in electronic devices.
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Brultech Research Inc.
The Current Transformer (CT) is the sensor which measures the amount of current draw from the wire it is installed on.
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Pulse Electronics
Pulse’s Ethernet transformers are RoHS compliant and qualified at major PHY suppliers. 100/1000/2.5G/5G/10GBASE-T Ethernet transformer modules are optimized for all major LAN transceivers. All modules provide electrical circuit isolation that meets IEEE 802.3, while maintaining signal integrity needed for the most demanding applications.
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Shanghai Powoo Industry Develop Group Limited
- Completely enclosed, good mechanical behavior, suitable for various environments, strong voltage isolation ability, delicate appearance; - more space in meter can be saved with combined current transformer in comparison to that of the same number of single form current transformers; - HLX-2 is used for 3-phase-3-wire circuits; HLX-3 is used for 3-phase-4-wire circuits;
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NEO TELE-TRONIX PVT. LTD
Our company leads the market by manufacturing and exporting a wide range of Transformers & Reactors. We manufacture these equipments in different models and technical specifications to suit clients' demands. Our highly skilled team use best grade raw materials and components to manufacture these Transformers & Reactors. We offer these equipments to clients at competitive prices.
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Osborne Transformer Corp.
Osborne Potential Transformers (PT’s) are used to reduce higher system voltages to lower values that are appropriate for instrumentation and/or protection circuits. They have been designed to meet specified current ratios, and burden impedance at a specified transformation error. One area of unique Osborne expertise is in designing for phase shift when potential transformers are to be used for power measuring applications.
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Guth GmbH
We produce high-voltage transformers for power supplies and checking equipment from 10 to 300kV to order to meets customers' specific requirements.
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Osborne Transformer Corp.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers defines a current transformer (IEEE Std C57.13) as “a transformer intended to reproduce in its secondary circuit, in a definite and known proportion, the current of its primary circuit with the phase relations substantially preserved”. Its primary winding is connected in series with the conductor carrying the current to be measured or to be controlled and its secondary winding is connected to the measuring, protection or control devices. Osborne designs and manufactures current transformers which are used for instrumentation applications, others which are used for power system synchronizing applications and others which are used in protection circuit application. They have been designed to meet specified current ratios, burden impedance and transformation errors.
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Pulse Electronics
Pulse continues to lead the way with a broad range of components that enable twisted-pair copper high-speed services to homes and businesses. Pulse components are also used in cable modems and the consumer electronics that provide home networking services. Our high-performance transformers support home phone line and power line networks. These transformers are designed to exceed ANSI and ETSI standards, and have excellent THD performance and small footprints.
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Osborne Transformer Corp.
Osborne’s Isolation Transformers are used to step-up, step-down and isolate voltages in single phase circuits. Isolation may be used to provide output circuit immunity from voltage spikes and noise (both common-mode and transverse-mode) present on the input system. The isolation can allow separate grounds on both the input and output sides of the transformer. Osborne also designs with a range of electrostatic shielding to provide several levels of noise immunity.
