Induction heating power supply with matching transformer

Why Does the Transformer Core Need to Be Grounded?During operation, the transformer core, along with the metal structures, parts, and components that fix the core and windings, are all situated in a strong electric field. Under the influence of this electric field, they acquire a relatively high potential with respect to ground. If the core is not grounded, a potential difference will exist between the core and the grounded clamping structures and tank, which may lead to intermittent discharge.I

What is a Rectifier Transformer?"Power conversion" is a general term encompassing rectification, inversion, and frequency conversion, with rectification being the most widely used among them. Rectifier equipment converts input AC power into DC output through rectification and filtering. A rectifier transformer serves as the power supply transformer for such rectifier equipment. In industrial applications, most DC power supplies are obtained by combining a rectifier transformer with rectifier equ

1. Hazards, Causes, and Types of Multi-Point Grounding Faults in Transformer Cores1.1 Hazards of Multi-Point Grounding Faults in the CoreUnder normal operation, a transformer core must be grounded at only one point. During operation, alternating magnetic fields surround the windings. Due to electromagnetic induction, parasitic capacitances exist between the high-voltage and low-voltage windings, between the low-voltage winding and the core, and between the core and the tank. The energized windin

A Brief Discussion on the Selection of Grounding Transformers in Boost StationsThe grounding transformer, commonly referred to as "grounding transformer," operates under the condition of being no-load during normal grid operation and overloaded during short-circuit faults. According to the difference in filling medium, common types can be divided into oil-immersed and dry-type; according to phase number, they can be classified into three-phase and single-phase grounding transformers. The groundi