Build a transformer (DIY)

This video shows one of the many ways that exist to home made or build a transformer that meets the technical requirements necessary for use in our electronic projects. We recommend that you read our article on how to calculate a transformer that is in http://www.construyasuvideorockola.com/transformador.php

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Education

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• Do It Yourself
• DIY Culture
• transformer
• coil
• Transformers
• Energy
• winding
• diy
• electronics
• proyects
• inductancia
• tesla

[lar3129]

great! but can i ask where the 42 came from?

[Ampletos]

@lar3129

Hi, thanks

The 42 is a constant that comes out of an infinite number of mathematical operations. I think later I will make an explanation of that.

greetings

[lar3129]

@lar3129 good day sir is the no. 42 is always a given number in computation in all sizes of transformer core area?

[Ampletos]

@lar3129

Hi

yes. is a mathematical constant. It is used to calculate any transformer core iron-silicon

[Ampletos]

Recuerden que la versión en español de este video se encuentra en este mismo canal desde hace 6 meses.

[lar3129]

@Ampletos Thanks a lot sir. by studying your article I can now design and repair my own transformer and its accurate, also I can now adjust the secondary voltage or turn without changing the turns of the primary..

[lar3129]

Good day sir

your article is great too, and I'm going start study it.

and sir can make you make a tutorial on how to rewind a voice coil of a speaker it would be great to. Thanks a lot sir... God bless!

[lar3129]

@jw200 maybe a rubber mallet is better...

[jw200]

Using hammer is not good! You could at least use piece of wood and hit through that.

[balwantelectronics]

very very good explanation. very ........nice

[abhi88mcet]

brilliant..pretty informative..