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Terry Given's 2500W ferrite transformer
is your math correct?, 2500W @ 16V is roughly 150 A
the windings would not last long at that current level maybe in well spaced short pulses? btw - I am not used to a transformer having a DC voltage rating, unless it is the breakdown voltage. |
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