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Glenn Ashmore ha scritto:
Can someone tell me the difference between the standard Charles 3.6kVA transformer and the ISO-G2 3.6kVA transformer? (Other than the $500 difference in price, that is.) I am not sure in this case but: look at the weight! There are on the market isolation transformers that use a switching device: a relatively complex electronic way to obtain the same average power by switching a highest power on/off at high frequency. The classical high power transformers are very heavy beacause they need a lot of copper wire and metal and, at most, need a simple circuit to avoid the turn-on overcurrent, the switching ones use much lighter (less heavy) transformers but need active electronics to be driven. Daniel |
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