Goldstar Electric Machinery Co. Ltd.

Seok G Lim

A noise-shielded transformer is constructed with a toroidal core having mounted thereon a secondary winding, a bifilar shield winding, a conductive plate, an insulating member, a high voltage winding, and a primary winding. The secondary winding is located inside the other windings, making the assembly work easier and increasing the noise shielding effect. Multiple shielding, by the bifilar shield winding and the conductive plate, increases the capacitance between the secondary winding and ground and decreases the capacitance between the primary winding and the secondary winding, so that the noise eliminating characteristic with respect to pulse-property noise and high frequency-property noise is enhanced substantially. It is also possible to obtain a grounding effect and a noise-bypass effect by connecting a resonance condenser from ground to one end of the bifilar shield winding. Additional suppression of noise conduction is obtained by utilizing the high voltage winding to greatly increase the electrical potential difference between the primary winding and the secondary winding.

Noise-shielded transformer

A noise-shielded transformer which suppresses electrical noises by absorbing conductible electrical noises that flow into the power line to cause interference, consisting of a gapless-type toroidal core, a primary winding and a secondary winding uniformly wound after dividing the entire magnetic path of the toroidal core in two, and conductive plates mounted to wrap the primary winding and secondary winding, respectively, wherein conductive plates are mounted in the gap of the toroidal core to magnetically isolate the primary winding and the secondary winding, conductive plates are mounted outside the gap of the toroidal core and the gapless-type toroidal core has a configuration of continuously winding steel shield of directional silicon.

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Inchon, South Korea

Seok G Lim