Definition and function of transformer core
Release time:
Aug 16,2024
Definition: transformer core (transformer core) is the main magnetic circuit part of the transformer, usually composed of a high silicon content, the surface coated with insulating paint hot rolled or cold rolled silicon steel sheet stacked.
Features:
Magnetic permeability: The iron core is a magnetic conductive part in the transformer, and it is in a constantly changing electromagnetic field, and its magnetization and magnetic induction intensity are constantly changing. The magnetic permeability of the core makes the primary coil better coupled with mutual inductance, so as to realize magnetoelectric conversion.
Skeleton role: The iron core is also used as the skeleton of the transformer, which is used to fix the various components of the transformer, such as coils, insulation parts, leads, etc.
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