Part | RoHS | Manufacturer | Transformer Type | Mounting Feature | Manufacturer Series | Approvals (V) | Packing Method | Output Voltage Regulation (%) | Dimensions | Volt-Ampere Rating (VA) | Maximum Operating Temperature | Output Voltage-1 | Minimum Operating Temperature | Maximum Output Voltage | Nominal Operating Frequency | Height | Width | Nominal Input Voltage (V) | Additional Features | Minimum Input Voltage (V) | Minimum Operating Frequency | Length | Maximum Operating Frequency | Maximum Input Voltage (V) |
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Eaton Corporation |
CONSTANT VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER |
SURFACE MOUNT |
CTX03-12757-R |
L16.2XB16.0XH8.4 (mm) |
5 V |
8.4 mm |
16 mm |
INPUT VOLTAGE: 5.7-30V, TURNS RATIO: 1:2 |
16.2 mm |
Constant Voltage Transformers (CVTs) are electrical transformers that are designed to provide a constant output voltage despite fluctuations in the input voltage. They are commonly used in applications where a stable and reliable power supply is required, such as medical equipment, telecommunications systems, and audio and video equipment.
CVTs use a ferroresonant transformer to regulate the output voltage. The ferroresonant transformer has a magnetic core and two windings, which are connected in such a way that the output voltage is maintained at a constant level. The core operates in a state of magnetic saturation, which allows it to regulate the output voltage by storing energy during times of low input voltage and releasing it during times of high input voltage.
CVTs provide several benefits over other types of transformers. They have a high level of energy efficiency, are able to operate in harsh environments, and are able to provide a constant output voltage without the need for additional voltage regulation equipment. They also provide excellent voltage regulation under varying load conditions, making them ideal for applications where a stable and reliable power supply is required.
CVTs are used in a wide range of applications, including medical equipment, telecommunications systems, audio and video equipment, and power distribution systems. They are also commonly used in countries with unstable or unreliable power grids, where they provide a stable and reliable power supply for sensitive equipment.