Frequently Asked Questions
This section is for informational purposes only and should not be used as a design tool or to generate technical specifications. For further details, please contact CTI and discuss with a representative for clarification. Search for terms or questions by entering words or phrases in the text box and clicking Search, by selecting a category from the drop-down list and clicking Show. Then simply click on the linked term or question below.| Question: Transformer with 3 windings |
| Answer: A 3-winding transformer is identical to a 2-winding transformer except that the secondary has two sections and is quite often suitable for series or parallel. A typical example would be a 480-volt primary with a secondary of 120/240 volts. "Windings" can be effected by putting taps at various places on one large winding or by making separate coils (either primary or secondary). |
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