Hello.
The question is mainly like in the topic - what are the differences between a transformer, a transformer, a transformer and a toroidal transformer?
I know what a transformer is
Isn't the transformer another name for a transformer? What are the differences between a toroidal transformer and an ordinary sheet metal transformer (ignoring the shape, of course).
I would also be grateful if you could explain the difference (disadvantages, advantages, application area, interchangeability with each other?) Between a sheet-metal transformer and a toroidal one.
Greetings!
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The question is mainly like in the topic - what are the differences between a transformer, a transformer, a transformer and a toroidal transformer?
I know what a transformer is
Isn't the transformer another name for a transformer? What are the differences between a toroidal transformer and an ordinary sheet metal transformer (ignoring the shape, of course).I would also be grateful if you could explain the difference (disadvantages, advantages, application area, interchangeability with each other?) Between a sheet-metal transformer and a toroidal one.
Greetings!
PS. I will thank you for each helpful answer with points; P.
A transformer is a high voltage transformer, e.g. in monitors or TV sets. The main difference between the toroid and the ordinary toroid is the smaller induction scattering, and thus it may have smaller dimensions than the usual one at the same power. Generally, toroids are better than "regular" ones, they can be used interchangeably, but as far as I know, toroids generate a larger current pulse when switching on the supply voltage - you have to give "free" fuses on the primary side.
