Transformers

[Chris Simms]

I am looking for a good way to study transformers and their connections,
Are there ANY way to study these that are better than another?
I never seem to be able to grasp them.
Chris

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Chris
I myself sometimes want to learn something very quickly and become impatient with just reading. There are good sites and books available, but time will be another issue for you. One cannot expect to just learn from a book without the practical experience.

For now, try google for the different types of info available. Possibly some classes if they are available.

 

[iwire]

For a start you can look here

You can find info about transformer connections and much more.

 

[Davis9]

For a start you can look here

You can find info about transformer connections and much more.

Thanks for the link.

Tom

 

[cpal]

http://ecatalog.squared.com/techlib/browse.cfm?hid=0b008926800af013
and
http://ecatalog.squared.com/techlib/docdetail.cfm?oid=09008926801391b1

 

[brian john]

Read everything you can, buy books and KEEP THEM, get a hold of some small transformers and play with them.


Literature so soooo much easier to get your hands on today with the internet, if you can syphon out the sales literature.

 

[ryan_618]

Chris, send me a PM with your email address.

Edit: Only if you have high speed.

 

[jwelectric]

Chris, send me a PM with your email address.

Edit: Only if you have high speed.

Is this invitation open to all?

 

[ryan_618]

Is this invitation open to all?

I guess if your name is Chris! :wink:

Send me a PM if you wish.

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

this is what I like about this site.
Awsome links!