Our team is continually hearing the same questions asked by different clients. These are typical concerns that most people have when it comes to shopping for and using toroids. We want to take some time and address some of the concerns our clients commonly have.Read More

Commercial electronic devices and applications (computers, audio systems, televisions) use different transformer core shapes. Common issues that transformers face are core loss, high electromagnetic interference, and flux leakage. To combat the above challenges, toroidal transformers are commonly used. Over the last few years, these transformers have become very popular because, when compared to other transformer shapes, they are highly efficient, small, and lightweight.Read More

Many electrical engineers will argue that a donut shape is ideal for transformers used in audio amplifiers. Transformers are essential features of many electronics because they transfer and transform electrical energy. Considering that basic functions cannot work without transformers properly functioning, it is ideal for a transformer to meet 100% efficiency. The end goal is to have no energy loss in transferring power from an input to an output. Transformer winding must be ideal as well, meaning that winding should have zero resistance with no core losses. Read More

When thinking about what cores will work best for a new transformer, it is essential to think of several key factors before deciding. Knowing your specific application will help you determine which core shape is ideal for your needs. Toroids and toroidal transformers are the best options for meeting exemplary standards necessary for adequate transformer performance. You can have faith our team will help with toroid core winding.Read More

One of the most fundamental pieces of electronic equipment is a transformer, which also has applications throughout the entire electronics industry. In short, a transformer steps up or steps down voltage. Few electronic devices could be used as examples as devices that do not need the ability to step down to an outlet’s voltage.Read More

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