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by makomk
3700 days ago
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Sometimes it's all about tradeoffs. For example, a split bobbin is actually undesirable in most transformers because it reduces coupling between the windings, reducing the efficiency of the power supply. That's why if you look inside a better-quality power supply you'll often find that they have a split bobbin for the input common-mode choke and then a single bobbin with layered windings for the main transformer. |
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