Microwave Transformer - Revision history

Telephoneman at 22:18, 10 August 2018

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	While electrical and physical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.		While electrical and physical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.
	Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs anywhere from 500V-2800V. ~~variations~~ of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.		Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs anywhere from 500V-2800V. Variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.

Telephoneman at 22:18, 10 August 2018

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	While electrical and physical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.		While electrical and physical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.
	Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs from 500V ~~to 1200VA~~ variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.		Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs anywhere from 500V-2800V. variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.

Telephoneman at 20:25, 10 August 2018

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	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Transformercore.fcstd Free-cad Model of Microwave Transformer Core dimensions.]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Transformercore.fcstd Free-cad Model of Microwave Transformer Core dimensions.]

	While electrical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.		While electrical and physical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.
	Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs from 500V to 1200VA variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.		Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs from 500V to 1200VA variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.

Telephoneman at 20:24, 10 August 2018

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	These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled ~~copper~~ wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers Secondary Coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The Secondary Coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.		These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers Secondary Coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The Secondary Coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]

Telephoneman at 19:32, 10 August 2018

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	These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers Secondary Coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The ~~secondary coil~~ of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.		These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers Secondary Coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The Secondary Coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]

Telephoneman at 19:31, 10 August 2018

2018-08-10T19:31:41Z

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	These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers ~~secondary coil~~ to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.		These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers Secondary Coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]

Telephoneman at 19:30, 10 August 2018

2018-08-10T19:30:28Z

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	These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers secondary coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the ~~primary coil~~ is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.		These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers secondary coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil of the Microwave Transformer is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the Primary Coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]

Telephoneman at 19:29, 10 August 2018

2018-08-10T19:29:12Z

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	These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers secondary coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the primary coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire.		These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers secondary coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the primary coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire with fewer turns.
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
	[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]		[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]

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These vary in power output and design, but can be readily salvaged and studied. Frequently used for DIY projects involving welders and high voltage, they provide a '''potentially lethal''' current. The core of the transformer is commonly composed of many thin slices of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_steel transformer steel] which are shaped and then painted with insulating adhesive and stacked together to the desired height. Two coils of enameled copper wire can be salvaged from each core, and the ratio in the number of turns between both coils determines the voltage and current output of the transformer. Its possible to re-wind the transformers secondary coil to produce different outputs of voltage. The secondary coil is the coil with many turns of fine wire, while the primary coil is usually a low gauge thicker wire.
[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Unmodifiedcore.jpg Photo of salvaged Microwave Transformer]
[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Disassembledcore.jpg Photo of Microwave Core disassembled]
[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Transformercore.fcstd Free-cad Model of Microwave Transformer Core dimensions.]

While electrical specifications of cores vary by model and manufacturer, the main cause for variation is the different voltage and frequency of the country in which the microwave was built.
Inputs of 100V/110V/120V/220V/230V/240V as well as outputs from 500V to 1200VA variations of the transformer exist in countries that use either 50hz or 60hz power. A transformer core rated for 60hz is smaller than one rated for 50hz for the same reasons a smaller bell produces a higher pitch.