Toroidal transformers are typically smaller than other similar transformers. They are frequently used when engineers need transformers that provide consistent, low magnetic interference. The transformers have an ideal shape, which offers maximum operational efficiency. Read More

Transformers are built in two main construction types: shell and core type transformers. Each model offers engineers different pros and cons. Knowing about the two types should make purchases and applications more efficient and economical. A core type transformer has its winding wrapped around the core, covering a considerable part of it. In many cases, core type transformers are preferred over shell types because of all the benefits core types offer. Although core types are often used, they do have some drawbacks.Read More

What do you need to know about inrush currents and toroidal transformers? It is essential to know about inrush currents because they pose risks if not adequately managed. For instance, an inrush current might cause circuit breakers to fuse and blow. In a worst-case scenario, it causes the transformer to fail. Lastly, inrush currents also limit the number of devices that can be connected to a single core’s power source.Read More

Toroidal transformers are often used in modern electronics because they are very efficient and cost effective. These small devices offer users many advantages, which include:Read More

It is not uncommon to become easily confused when using and buying a toroid. If you have not worked extensively with toroidal transformer and inductors, it is possible to get confused with practical aspects that are directly related to the devices. Read More

Toroidal transformers are frequently used because of their compact size and performance benefits. Toroids perform in a wide range of different applications. These transformers are commonly used in telecommunications, medical devices, ballasts, EMI filters, and musical instruments. Toroids are made from different core materials to meet the specific needs of end applications. Read More

Understanding the ins-and-outs of toroidal transformers is confusing because of different winding techniques, core materials, and toroid sizes. To try and simplify this complex field, we want to address some of the most commonly asked questions we hear. Read More

Understanding the complexities of toroidal transformers can be difficult, especially because they come in different systems and are used in a wide variety of applications. Although we approach each project on a one-on-one basis, there are similarities between winding, materials, and cores. Below, we have compiled a small list of frequently asked questions about toroidal transformers.Read More

If you are questioning whether a toroidal transformer is best for your electronic devices, you may want to consider the pros and cons. Understanding what benefits a toroidal transformer has makes it easier to determine if a toroid is the correct core shape for your transformer. Read More

What do you think of when you think of coils? Is it an item with a doughnut-like coil that has magnetic insides? This is not to be confused with a slug-turned coil. A slug-turned coil has a cylindrical shape, and it has adjustable iron and ferrite cores (toroids are less adjustable). Read More