Close up showing the four sets of winding terminations.ElectricalInductance of each winding = 155 mH @ 1 kHz, 191 mH @ 120 Hz. Impedance of each winding = 3.2 KΩ @ 1 kHz, 1.2 KΩ @ 120 Hz. Inter-winding capacitance between input and output windings (wired for use) = 11.6 nF Output impedance in circuit when powered = 2.78 Ω @ 1 kHz. MechanicalLaminations:
Single chamber bobbin, EI 96 x 45.7mm Version 1 WindingsThis transformer version is for standard 8 ohm impedance (or greater) speakers. 2 x Primary: 2 x Secondary: Starting from same bobbin end, wind all four for 12 layers. Tag Sequence (left to right) [ 1S 1F 2S 2F 3S 3F 4S 4F ] - see picture. N.B. The 4 simultaneous windings must be even without crossings over the width of the winding. Cross-overs allowed at ends when changing direction. Version 2 WindingsThis version of the transformer has a split secondary to allow the amplifier to drive low impedance speakers including paralleled line array drivers; for normal operation use in series. 2 x Primary: 2 x Secondary: Primary: Start Finish Secondary: Start Finish Start Finish Starting from same bobbin end, wind all four for 6 layers, loop out the secondaries to the tags, wind remaining six layers. The 4 simultaneous windings must be even without crossings over the width of the winding. Cross-overs allowed at ends when changing direction. FinishVacuum impregnated varnish. (The transformer is equivalent to a 200 VA mains transformer and may be constructed from commercially available mains transformer kits. Remove the mains primary windings and the centre divider from the supplied bobbin. Also ensure that the laminations are made of M6 material.)
Design by: Susan Parker, MIEE. The information contained here may be used to construct one set of power amplifiers specifically for personal NON commercial use only. N.B. Personal liability disclaimer applies. This page last modified on: 27th October 2004 All information, drawings and images Copyright © 1995 - 2004 Susan Parker unless otherwise credited. |