VDSL Transformers and Magnetics from MPS Industries.

VDSL Transformers

A transformer consists of two coils of wire wound on two sides of a donut-shaped core that is usually steel, but could be ceramic or silicon, depending on the application. Electricity comes in through one coil (the input coil) and goes out the second coil on the other side (the output coil). A process called mutual induction causes the voltage to be induced on the second coil. The transforming part comes in because the amount of voltage being produced on the second coil can change.

The amount of electricity being produced depends on the number of times the coil is wound around the core. The more times it's wound around, the higher the voltage. So if the input coil has more loops and the output coil has a couple of loops, the input coil will be a higher voltage than the output coil. If the coils have an equal number of loops, their input and output will be equal.

If the output coil has more voltage, it's called a "step-up transformer." If the input coil has more voltage, it's called a "step-down transformer."

MPS Industries offers a full line of custom and standard medical grade transformers of different configurations. These transformers meet stringent medical safety regulations and conform to UL544 and IEC60601-1/EN60601-1.

MPS Industries can design VDSL Transformers from customer specifications and work closely with your engineers to develop high quality and cost effective solutions for your medical application needs. Please contact us for additional information.

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