International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 482
suitable for a transformer of large size.The stampings a and b are cut as shown, the joints being atc, d, and c. As the core is piled up, these joints are stag-gered, as shown by the dotted lines, thus making the ironpath for the lines practically continuous and doing awaylargely with the bad… … Fig. 1666.shown, in order to reduce the magnetic leakage betweenthem. Splitting the coils up in this way also makes it easierto insulate the transformer for high voltages, because it cutsdown the voltage across any one of the coils. The coils areusually separated from each other by a built-up sheet…
Electrical engineering
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