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Digital Transformer

Published in issue 312, July 2002

An electrically isolated variable transformer is actually an obligatory piece of equipment in every electronics lab. However, many people are put off by the high price of such a device. In a hobby lab, a professional variable transformer is usually grossly overdimensioned, so it’s possible to save a lot of money with a little bit of handiwork. All that you need is a transformer kit for the desired power level and a bit of electronics (Figure 1). This approach can be used to construct a binary-controlled transformer for ac voltages in the 1 to 255-V range with 1-V steps.

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