Common-mode choke coils are useful in a wide range of applications for the prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of various electronic equipment. Features include low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, high impedance at applicable frequency and low stray capacitance insection winding.

Common-mode choke coils are useful in a wide range of applications for the prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of various electronic equipment. Features include low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, high impedance at applicable frequency and low stray capacitance insection winding.

Common-mode choke coils are useful in a wide range of applications for the prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of various electronic equipment. Features include low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, high impedance at applicable frequency and low stray capacitance insection winding.

Common-mode choke coils are useful in a wide range of applications for the prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of various electronic equipment. Features include low leakage flux, high self-resonant frequency, high impedance at applicable frequency and low stray capacitance insection winding.

Triad autotransformers are single winding transformers in which the primary coil is a fraction of the entire winding for voltage step-up or the secondary coil is a fraction of the entire winding for voltage step-down. In ordinary double wound power transformers, the primary and secondary are isolated and all the power is transferred by induction. In autotransformers, part of the power is transferred conductively through the windings. Triad autotransformers come in a variety of configurations, case types and output watts (VA) ratings in excess of 2,000 watts.

Triad isolation transformers are power transformers for isolating equipment from direct connection to the power line. They are offered in a variety of voltages and case types. The transformers are constructed with nonconcentrically wound coils. The primary and secondary are wound on separate arbors, then assembled on a laminate core sideby-side separated by insulation. This prevents electrical connection, under normal or overload conditions, between the primary and secondary windings.

Triad isolation transformers are power transformers for isolating equipment from direct connection to the power line. They are offered in a variety of voltages and case types. The transformers are constructed with nonconcentrically wound coils. The primary and secondary are wound on separate arbors, then assembled on a laminate core sideby-side separated by insulation. This prevents electrical connection, under normal or overload conditions, between the primary and secondary windings.

Triad isolation transformers are power transformers for isolating equipment from direct connection to the power line. They are offered in a variety of voltages and case types. The transformers are constructed with nonconcentrically wound coils. The primary and secondary are wound on separate arbors, then assembled on a laminate core sideby-side separated by insulation. This prevents electrical connection, under normal or overload conditions, between the primary and secondary windings.

Triad isolation transformers are power transformers for isolating equipment from direct connection to the power line. They are offered in a variety of voltages and case types. The transformers are constructed with nonconcentrically wound coils. The primary and secondary are wound on separate arbors, then assembled on a laminate core sideby-side separated by insulation. This prevents electrical connection, under normal or overload conditions, between the primary and secondary windings.

Triad isolation transformers are power transformers for isolating equipment from direct connection to the power line. They are offered in a variety of voltages and case types. The transformers are constructed with nonconcentrically wound coils. The primary and secondary are wound on separate arbors, then assembled on a laminate core sideby-side separated by insulation. This prevents electrical connection, under normal or overload conditions, between the primary and secondary windings.