Low-Frequency Transformer


As an electronic component, low-frequency transformer is mainly used to convert the voltage of AC power supply, and plays a role in isolation and protection in the circuit. Compared with high-frequency transformers, low-frequency transformers operate at a lower frequency, usually below 50Hz. Low-frequency transformers have a wide range of applications. They are widely used in electronic equipment, communication systems, industrial manufacturing, medical equipment, building energy and other fields.


In the field of electronic equipment, the main function of low-frequency transformers is to provide reliable DC power supply voltage. It is usually used in the power circuits of various household appliances, computers, printers and other equipment. In addition, low-frequency transformers also play a very important role in signal processing and communication systems of electronic equipment.


In the field of industrial manufacturing, low-frequency transformers are widely used for the control and regulation of various power equipment and machines. For example, in power systems, low-frequency transformers can be used to change voltage and current to meet the needs of different devices. In addition, low-frequency transformers also play a very critical role in industrial production processes such as chemical industry and steel.


In communication systems, low-frequency transformers are mainly used for signal transmission in telephone lines and communication equipment. In medical equipment, low-frequency transformers are mainly used for power supply and signal transmission of medical equipment. In industrial control, low-frequency transformers are often used for motor control and power conversion.