Osborne’s Isolating Transformers
Isolation may be used to help provide a degree of secondary-side immunity from voltage spikes and noise (both common-mode and transverse-mode) present on the primary-side system. The isolation can allow separate grounds on both the input and output sides of the transformer. Osborne also designs with a range of electrostatic shielding to provide several levels of noise immunity.
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Options for Isolating Transformers
| Spec | Range Available |
|---|---|
| Primary Voltage: | 1 – 10,000 Volts |
| Secondary Voltage: | 0.1 – 20,000 Volts |
| Secondary Current: | 0.001 – 50,000 Amps |
| Capacity: | 0.000001 – 6,000 KVA |
| Frequency: | 45 – 1,000,000 Hertz |
| Phase: | Single – Multiple |
| Electrostatic Shielding: | Single to Multiple Shields |
| Terminals: | Wire Leads – Finger Safe |
| Enclosures: | Open Core & Coil – Hazardous Environment |
| Dielectric Strength Testing: | 50 Volts DC – 50,000 Volts AC |
| Agency Approvals: | UL, CSA, CE and/or TUV |
Why Osborne Transformer?
Every Osborne transformer is designed for extreme durability. Your design begins with extensive electromagnetic and mechanical modeling, then proceeds through a detailed battery of simulations. These simulations are progressively optimized to arrive at the ideal core, conductor, and other critical components. Your application will engage the expertise of a select network of the world’s finest raw material suppliers. The composite parts of your transformer will be built in strict compliance with Osborne’s exacting standards, and rigorous testing procedures.
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