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JBK1 transformer   high voltage transformer

JBK1 transformer high voltage transformer

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.jpgJBK1 series transformer is applicable to AC 50~60HZ circuit,rated output voltage no more than 1140V,and rated input voltage no more than 1140V,which could be widely used in the control power supply of machine tools,mechanical equipments,local lighting ,signal lamps and others.

.jpgIt has characteristics of excellent performance,reliable operation,low energy consumption,small volume,safe wiring and wide application,and as it can work for a long term under rated load ,it is an ideal variable voltage power supply.

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We were established in November of 1994.Until now,It has been developed to be a professional transformer manufacturer after 20 years' development,who integrates R&D,producing and marketing,Meanwhile,Xinping is the earliest transformer manufacturer which gets CQC certificate in China.

The main products of Xinping include different kinds of transformers,such as EI transformer,encapsulated transformer,switch power supply transformer,inductance transformer,BK&JBK transformer,toroidal transformer,intelligent servo transformer,three-phase dry type transformer,QZB transformer,special transformer and others.

It is located in Dezhou,Shandong Province which is the domestic key traffic hub in China,(In 2015,Dehou has been regarded as the cooperation development city with Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei).Now there are more than 400 employees in the company,15% employees are special technicians.We covers an area of about 53,000 square meter,and the floor area is more than 30000 square meter.

Xinping does a lot of tests during design,developing and the application of raw material and uses high quality raw material finally.So the transformer has the advantages of low no-load loss,high efficiency and low temperature rise.It has been widely used in househole appliances,intelligent meters,solar meters,automatic equipment,special equipment and others.

In the process of manufacturing and business,We always sticks to the principle of honoring contract,keeping credit,complying with business ethics and seeking the perfect quality.Being the leader of transformers and electronic components industry is the development goal of Xinping.Comparing price under the same quality and comparing quality&service under the same price is the business concept of Xinping.Devoting to your requirment,We will supply you excellent service from products concept to designing ,sample making,confirmation,producing,testing and delicering.Wewoule like to cooperate with you and build a bright future together.



Q: 27. Two transformer A and B with identical ratings, are to be designed with fux densities of 1.2 and 1.4 wb/m2 respectively. The weight of transformer A per KVA is(a) More than that of transformer B(b) Less than that of transformer B(c) Equal to that of transformer B(d) None28. Transformer action requires which type of flux?(a) Pulsating magnetic flux(b) Constant(c) Increasing(d) Alternating electric flux29. In what capacity transformer natural oil cooling with tubes is used(a) 3000 KVA(c) 500 KVA(b) 30 KVA(d) 750 KVA30. In full rating of transformer is 90 KW at a pf of 0.9, then its KVA rating is(a) 100(c) 90(b) 150(d) 80
27. (a) More than that of transformer B 28. (a) Pulsating magnetic flux 29. I do not think there is such a limitation on ONAN transformers. 30. (a) 100
Q: I used to live in the US but moved out to the Philippines. In the states the voltage out put is 110 but here in manila its 220. Because of this, all of my american electronics need transformers so they dont burn up or explode. Which one should I use on my TV. A Voltage Regulator (AVR) or a transformer? What in the heck is the difference anyway?
You need a transformer. An a.v.r. is an automatic voltage regulator. They correct for large variations in supply voltage, are large and expensive and probably not required in your case anyway. A surge protector, or whatever fancy name they carry, is a different thing altogether. You may or may not find one of some use. It depends on how nasty your mains supply is.
Q: What is the principle of the conversion of the transformer? How to restore the secondary side to the primary side?
1. The principle of the return is the balance of the magnetic potential before and after the countdown. The various energy relations should remain unchanged. 2. Potential and voltage of the count: the transformer once the number of turns W1, the number of turns on the secondary side W2, W1 / W2 = k ??? There is a return after: E2 '= k * E2 ????????????????????????????? U2 '= k * U2
Q: I am in a verge of purchasing a house that is located very adjacent to a polyphase transformer. I hear of the stories that say about the adverse effects that are caused by these transformers to various electronic goods that are there in the house. Please clarify.
Poly-phase transformers which are merely 3-phase transformers don't really cause anymore interference than any other transformer. If the thing was up against your wall, then maybe it would mess with radio or cell phone communications, but really your main interference concerns would be if you were near high voltage transmission lines. Why not ask the previous owners or neighbors in the area if this transformer has interfered with their electronics.I doubt it.
Q: Can a transformer be used with dc? what happens is a transformer designed for 120v ac is connected to a 120 v dc line?
No, it can't. If it is connected to 120VDC, the output will give an initial pulse that decays to zero and stays there. The input will draw far more current than designed, overheat, and either open up or catch on fire. Here is how a transformer works with AC: The input winding generates a magnetic field (because it is an electromagnet). The field alternates because the applied current alternates. The alternating magnetic field couples into the output winding where it induces an electric voltage that alternates because the magnetic field is alternating. Now here's the kicker. The voltage induced in the output winding is proportional to the rate of change of the fluctuating magnetic field. If the field is static (ie, steady, as is the case if the input winding is powered by DC), then the rate of change is zero and the induced voltage is zero. That's why the transformer can't transform DC. Other interesting facts: The input winding converts electrical energy into energy in the magnetic field that is then converted back into electrical energy in the output winding. The input winding resists DC current based on the winding's resistance. If the input current is alternating, then it resists the current additionally based on the inductance of the winding, and the higher the frequency, the more it resists. A transformer is designed to work on a specific frequency (eg, 50Hz or 60Hz). Operating it at 0Hz (DC) will allow too much current to flow. The higher the applied frequency, the more power the transformer can transfer. Think of it as though the transformer passes a bucket of energy from input to output on each cycle. The more cycles per second, the more energy per second, aka the more power. At 0Hz (DC), it isn't passing any buckets of energy. Hope that helps.
Q: i am recently watching transformers prime and i am a big fan of all transformers but now i am confused.i generation 1 and 2 was good then they ended.does transformers cybortron trilogy a sequel to g2 or new start and then is tranformers prime a sequel to transformers fall of cybortrons?
1) In the G1 timeline we have a sequel series made exclusively for Japanese audiences. They completely ignore the events in the American ending and go in a completely different direction. 1) Transformers: Headmasters 2) Transformers: Super-God Masterforce 3) Transformers: Victory 4) Transformers: Zone Then there's Beast Wars and Beast Machines is a sequel/prequel to the G1 series. ___________________________ 2) Transformers: Robots in Disguise (RiD) aka Transfomers: Car Robots in Japan is a complete standalone series, no relation to any other existing TF series ____________________________ 3) The Unicron Trilogy is it's own timeline that has 3 series. US - JP Armada - Micron Legend Energon - Superlink Cybertron - Galaxy Force but the 3rd series, Cybertron, was originally a self-contained series, the American version edits the dialogue to make it appear as a sequel to Armada and Energon. Also, the character Override, who is female in the US version, is male in the Japanese. In other words in Japan the first 2 are in the same continuity and the 3rd is a another reboot.
Q: I have a 120v X 24v step down transformer that is capable of supplying 30 amperes. I need to convert the output to dc to supply a project I am working on. I have a bridge rectifier capable of handling 10 amps continuously, but nothing that could handle the 30 amp output. What would occur if I put the rectifier on the input side (with no filter capacitors) and fed the xfmr the DC voltage with 120hz ripple? I suspect the xfmr wont like the 120hz input and generate excessive heat. Anybody know for sure? The xfmr has a laminated iron core and copper windings.
You are asking some strange questions. You do not have a very good understanding of transformers. A transformer ONLY works with AC. This is why Tesla argued for AC being supplied to houses. With a simple transformer, the voltage could be increased for less loss on transmission lines and then with a step down transformer, the AC could be brought into homes. Edison, on the other hand, loved DC and wanted all houses to be supplied with DC. Edison, in an attempt to prove Tesla wrong, invented the electric chair to show how dangerous the larger voltages would be. Edison even electrocuted animals in his electric chair to demonstrate the effects of higher voltages. Fortunately, Tesla won the argument, or we would not be able to transmit electricity over high power lines from generators to homes. Now, a rectifier in the strict sense, does not change AC to DC (with ripple) but simply reflects the negative wave to make it positive. Thus adding a DC component and doubling the frequency. The DC component will simply pass through the transformer (no heating) and the higher frequency will work just great with the transformer. In fact, you can make smaller transformers by using higher frequencies. This was a technique that Sony used many years ago to make great amplifiers and Fisher and Paykel use to make better appliances. (Other companies might also, but I am not aware of them.) So, your transformer will only see an input of 60 V AC and step that down to 12 V. Thus, you will not have the 24 v you need. Why don't you get a better bridge??
Q: A topic that: a three-phase transformer wiring is YN, Y, a0, d11, all mean what? Three-phase transformer how four ways to connect it?
If the three-phase transformer has four windings can not have four kinds of wiring way?
Q: I broke a small transformer that I found inside of my DVD player, and I would like to have one (not for the DVD player, just separately) I would like the transformer to take in low voltage, such as a few AA or AAA batteries, and I want it to scale that up. Does anyone know where I can get one? If not are there any instructions on how to make an effective yet inexpensive one?Thanks in advance!
A transformer cannot step up or step down DC power. (All batteries are DC). That is part of their nature. A basic transformer is nothing more than two (or more) inductor coils in close proximity, often with a steel core to help with the magnetic fields. All inductor coils are basically a coil of conducting wire, most often copper.
Q: can the amps rate be increased by using transformer from 10amps to 120amps.
Transformers can increase or decrease the current, they can also do the same to the voltage. So yes transformers can increase the current but it will decrease the voltage at the same time. Hope this helps!

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