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transformer Product List and Ranking from 32 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. TSURUTA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Ibaraki//Industrial Electrical Equipment
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  5. 5 電研精機研究所 Tokyo//Industrial Electrical Equipment
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  1. Three-phase transformer for solar power generation 50kVA~ PPSC slave device TSURUTA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
  2. UL・CE compliant compact lightweight energy-saving transformer
  3. No-Cut Iron Core Small Transformer NCW Transformer
  4. 4 Pulse Trans (LAN Filter) '11FC-05ENL' グローバル電子
  5. 5 Network Isolation Transformer HIT-1000 スミダコーポレーション 営業技術部

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Noise Cut Transformer NCT-I4

Noise Cut Transformer NCT-I4

It is reassuring, especially in cases where a lightning surge is expected.

This is a small, low-cost "Noise Cut Transformer" developed with a focus on general-purpose electronic devices for mass production and portable electronic devices. By utilizing a newly developed noise prevention mechanism (which has been patented), it effectively blocks normal mode noise across a wide frequency range that cannot be prevented by conventional isolation transformers or shielded transformers, thereby significantly improving the noise resistance of the connected devices. Additionally, its wideband common mode noise blocking capability protects the load devices from surges caused by induced lightning. In addition to standard voltage models, we can also produce units with custom voltages upon request, allowing for replacement of the power transformer in connected devices. Furthermore, it can eliminate the need for other noise prevention components such as power filters.

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Prevents overvoltage that cannot be mitigated by surge protectors - Noise-cut transformer NCT-P

Prevents overvoltage that cannot be mitigated by surge protectors - Noise-cut transformer NCT-P

Lightning protection + surge-resistant transformer

Lightning protection + surge-resistant transformer, impulse withstand voltage 30kV, insulation withstand voltage AC 10kV. This is a "Noise Cut Transformer" that is fully equipped with the specifications and performance of a surge-resistant transformer, achieving excellent cost performance and compactness. It also prevents steep overvoltages during lightning surges that cannot be protected by lightning arresters. This is a product registered under the old NETIS.

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Noise Cut Transformer NCT-K

Noise Cut Transformer NCT-K

It is equipped with strict lightning protection and surge prevention.

The lightning surge that intrudes into the power line and reaches one coil of the lightning protection transformer first attempts to transfer electrostatically (through capacitive coupling) to the other coil. However, if the transformer has a shielding plate, this can be effectively prevented. Following this, a slower electromagnetic transfer (through inductive coupling) occurs, and there has been no lightning protection transformer equipped with a structure to prevent this; they have relied on added capacitors and varistors, which have been insufficient to protect low-resistance information devices and precision electronics. However, a structure like the "Noise Cut Transformer," which prevents high-frequency magnetic flux from lightning surges from crossing to the secondary side, can also prevent this electromagnetic transfer. The NCT-K type takes advantage of this characteristic, featuring high voltage insulation that withstands lightning surge impacts, excellent shielding with a very low impedance triple structure, and is designed and manufactured to easily direct powerful lightning surges to the ground, almost completely preventing them from escaping to the load side, making it a "Noise Cut Transformer for lightning protection."

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Noise Cut Transformer NCT-R5-J2

Noise Cut Transformer NCT-R5-J2

Even problems that cannot be solved by noise filters or shielded transformers!

This product features a safe design that takes into account safety and ease of use. Not only does it shield conductive parts such as terminals and coils, but the core part is also enclosed in a case to prevent contact, ensuring greater safety than before.

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[Noise Countermeasure Example] In a logistics warehouse, sensor modules frequently malfunction.

[Noise Countermeasure Example] In a logistics warehouse, sensor modules frequently malfunction.

Is the inverter motor used in the conveyor involved? Here is an introduction to noise countermeasure examples.

In Company F's logistics warehouse, picking, packaging, packing, sorting, labeling, and other processes are carried out collectively, with each unit arranged along a conveyor. Various sensors such as proximity sensors, displacement sensors, image sensors, inkjet printers, and barcode readers are extensively used, creating an automated transport line designed for labor-saving. There have been frequent issues with these sensor modules failing over a wide range. Even after replacing the components of the modules, cases of repeated failures continued to occur... *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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[Countermeasure Example] When the painting robot operates, the leakage breaker trips.

[Countermeasure Example] When the painting robot operates, the leakage breaker trips.

Leakage current detected! No wiring faults or insulation issues found; where could the cause be?

Company A, which develops and manufactures painting robots, has a customer who has decided to initially adopt one set of the new robot on a trial basis. If all goes well, there is a significant possibility of introducing five sets in the future. The equipment was delivered, and the adjustment work was progressing smoothly. It seemed that we would soon be able to hand it over to the customer. However, suddenly the customer reported, "The existing painting robot's ground fault circuit interrupter is tripping irregularly. It seems that a ground fault occurs when the new robot starts or stops. We cannot proceed with the acceptance inspection under these circumstances!" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Basic Knowledge and Countermeasures for Noise in AC Power Systems

Basic Knowledge and Countermeasures for Noise in AC Power Systems

Introducing troubleshooting on-site using expressions that are as easy to understand as possible!

In recent years, manufacturing equipment, control devices, and inspection devices have been miniaturized, enhanced in performance, and made more labor-saving, leading to faster control signals and lower operating voltages. As a result, they tend to be more susceptible to noise, but due to the increasing complexity of control processes, it has become difficult to identify the causes of noise-related issues, making it challenging to implement noise countermeasures. This document introduces the types and characteristics of noise in AC power systems, as well as countermeasure methods, from the perspective of troubleshooting in the field, using expressions that are as easy to understand as possible. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Types of power supply noise ■ Transient noise and continuous noise ■ Noise propagation paths and loops *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Rediscovering the Charm of Noise Cut Transformers! Vol. 3 Leakage Current Countermeasures (1)

Rediscovering the Charm of Noise Cut Transformers! Vol. 3 Leakage Current Countermeasures (1)

It is also highly effective in preventing leakage current in "inverter equipment" and "servo equipment."

This booklet includes classifications of faults caused by leakage current and information on leakage current issues. The "Noise Cut Transformer," which is extremely effective for noise countermeasures and lightning induction measures, has also proven to be highly effective in addressing the recent increase in malfunctions of leakage circuit breakers and leakage current issues in "inverter equipment" and "servo equipment." 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Classification of faults caused by leakage current - Electric shock - Leakage fire - Malfunction of leakage circuit breakers ■ Leakage current issues - When the insulation resistance (r) of equipment decreases - Effects of the capacitance (c) between ground *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Rediscovering the Charm of Noise Cut Transformers! Vol. 4 Leakage Current Countermeasures (2)

Rediscovering the Charm of Noise Cut Transformers! Vol. 4 Leakage Current Countermeasures (2)

One device can handle four loops! It can also prevent leakage currents from harmonics and high frequencies!

This booklet covers measures against leakage current and the effects on high-frequency leakage current. The "Noise Cut Transformer" can significantly suppress the passage of leakage current from DC to GHz range due to its common mode wideband high attenuation characteristics. As a result, it can prevent not only the fundamental wave components (50Hz/60Hz) but also harmonics and high-frequency leakage current. [Contents] ■ Measures against leakage current using the Noise Cut Transformer ■ The Noise Cut Transformer can handle four loops with one unit ■ Effects of the Noise Cut Transformer on high-frequency leakage current *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Noise may be. Blog: Protecting equipment from lightning damage! Lightning surge prevention technology.

Noise may be. Blog: Protecting equipment from lightning damage! Lightning surge prevention technology.

Patented unique structure! Lightning-resistant transformer developed using noise-canceling technology!

The miniaturization of electronic devices is leading to an increase in damage caused by lightning strikes. According to the National Association of Local Governments' "Trends and Countermeasures for Lightning Damage" (2011), both the number of incidents and the monetary damages from lightning strikes are on the rise. In today's IT-driven society, various places from offices to factories are exposed to the risk of lightning strikes. It is expected that even a single incident of lightning damage could result in enormous losses. Therefore, lightning surge protection technology is gaining attention to prevent such damage. On this blog page, we will introduce the noise-cut transformer 'NCT-P type,' which is a lightning surge protection technology. [Contents] ■1 The emergence of the latest lightning surge protection technology ■2 What is NCT-P type? ■3 Perfect isolation technology that prevents lightning surges from flowing into equipment ■4 Unique structure that achieves low cost, miniaturization, and short delivery times ■5 Diverse custom options ■6 NCT-P type has many attractive features *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.

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[Case Study] Electric Equipment Company F

[Case Study] Electric Equipment Company F

Real Trouble: The digital signage is not working! The source of the noise was identified as the lighting fixtures!

The electrical equipment company, Company F, was responsible for electrical work at a certain terminal station and was in charge of the installation of digital signage using LCD displays. The construction was progressing smoothly as scheduled, but the digital signage experienced unexplained malfunctions and system crashes. In response, our company investigated whether noise was observed during malfunctions or if there were any nearby devices generating noise. It was determined that the source of the noise was coming from nearby lighting fixtures, so we proposed the introduction of a "Noise Cut Transformer" for the power supply of the lighting fixtures. After the introduction, the malfunctions of the digital signage completely ceased, allowing it to display beautiful images. [Case Summary] ■ Problem: Unexplained malfunctions and system crashes of digital signage ■ Product Introduced: Noise Cut Transformer ■ Effect: Malfunctions of the digital signage completely ceased *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Event Equipment Rental Company, Company D

[Case Study] Event Equipment Rental Company, Company D

Event a big failure? Introducing countermeasures for noise troubles occurring with LED displays!

The event equipment rental company D experienced issues with the LED display's image becoming distorted and sought our assistance to find a fundamental solution to prevent such troubles. Many of our products are designed for integration within devices or for fixed use in facilities, making them unsuitable for transport and use at various event venues. To prevent image distortion, we proposed a method of installing a "Noise Cut Transformer" to the power supply, completely blocking the intrusion of high-frequency noise, and developed a special portable version of the product exclusively for company D. After implementation, they no longer faced similar troubles. [Case Summary] ■ Problem: Image distortion on the LED display ■ Product Introduced: Special version of the noise-blocking transformer "Noise Cut Transformer" for company D ■ Effect: No longer troubled by issues *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] Pharmaceutical Manufacturer C Research Institute

[Case Study] Pharmaceutical Manufacturer C Research Institute

Unexplained stoppage of the centrifuge, what is its true nature? Here we present a case that achieved stable operation of research equipment!

At the C Research Institute, research and development of new drugs is underway, and many facilities are operational; however, there were issues occurring. It was speculated that the cause might be the deterioration of the power supply environment due to voltage fluctuations, but this remained merely a hypothesis, and we were troubled. Since there are various factors that can deteriorate the power supply environment, we first proposed the introduction of high-frequency noise countermeasure products that could be implemented at a low cost and provided a trial unit. When we attached a "Noise Cut Transformer" to the centrifuge to see if the situation would change, the issues that had occurred daily ceased entirely from the first day of implementation. Subsequently, we introduced the solution to the devices that had experienced issues, and those devices also stopped having problems, achieving stable operation of the research equipment. 【Case Summary】 ■ Problem: Unable to identify the cause of the issues ■ Proposal: High-frequency noise countermeasure products that can be implemented at a low cost ■ Introduced Product: Noise Cut Transformer ■ Result: Troubles resolved through high-frequency noise countermeasures ■ Conclusion: It is important to implement measures suitable for the factors causing disturbances that deteriorate the power supply environment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study] POS System Development Company A

[Case Study] POS System Development Company A

Is it prohibited to use while charging? We will introduce cases where the cause was identified and the trouble was resolved!

Company A, a manufacturer of POS system development, has been focusing on the spread of tablet-type POS systems and has delivered them to many stores. However, recently, complaints have been received from newly supplied stores stating that "malfunctions occur and operations become impossible." Company A conducted investigations daily to resolve this issue, but identifying the cause proved difficult, leading to a prolonged period of uncertainty. Therefore, our company estimated that the conductive noise transmitted through the power line was entering the tablet via the charger, causing the trouble. We proposed a "Noise Cut Transformer" that could eliminate the noise from the power supply. After installation, the troubles completely disappeared, and normal operations were restored. [Case Summary] ■ Problem: Unable to operate while charging ■ Product Introduced: Noise Blocking Transformer "Noise Cut Transformer" ■ Effect: Troubles completely resolved *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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