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pulse transformer

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pulse transformer [′pəls tranz‚fȯr·mər]
(electronics)
A transformer capable of operating over a wide range of frequencies, used to transfer nonsinusoidal pulses without materially changing their waveforms.
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6 include: More power supply regulators, all-film power supply bypass capacitors in the analog stages (the DAC2 used mostly ceramic), 4-layer PCB with ground plane and better signal routing, pulse transformers on the wired inputs, DC-canceling servos, shunt mute circuit instead of series, 24-bit DACs, and higher quality electrolytic caps.
Assemblage DAC-2.6 by Milford, David / Sensible Sound
It is excellent for potting and encapsulating pulse transformers, potting magnetic components, and encapsulating power supplies and coils.
Potting epoxy by Designfax
The electrical energy is generated by discharging a bank of capacitors through a pulse transformer to perform welding tasks that are difficult or impossible for conventional processes.
Welding: sparks don't have to fly by DeAgostino, Tom / Tooling & Production
 
 
 
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