| 单词 |
peaking transformer |
| 释义 |
Peaking Transformer peaking transformer[′pēk·iŋ tranz‚fȯr·mər] (electricity) A transformer in which the number of ampere-turns in the primary is high enough to produce many times the normal flux density values in the core; the flux changes rapidly from one direction of saturation to the other twice per cycle, inducing a highly peaked voltage pulse in a secondary winding. Peaking Transformer a transformer that converts a sine voltage to a pulse voltage whose polarity changes every half-period. One of the simplest designs of a peaking transformer has a magnetic circuit with cores of different thickness. The secondary winding is placed around the thinner core. When a sine current flows through the primary winding, a magnetic flux is generated in the magnetic circuit. This flux saturates the thinner core of the magnetic circuit even for low values of current intensity. As a result, the electromotive force induced in the secondary winding is of the pulsed (peaked) type. Peaking transformers are used chiefly as pulse generators in high-voltage research equipment and in automation devices. |
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