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 non-linear transformer in PSpice 

Last post Fri, Feb 6 2009 2:49 PM by JohnCross. 0 replies.
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    • JohnCross
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    non-linear transformer in PSpice Reply

    Has anyone else had trouble with the performance of a non-linear transformer model created in PSpice ?  I created the core model OK and used the K model to couple the windings and the CORE.  With one winding excited, I get transformer action and non-linear core excitation.  However I always get coupling = 1, no matter what I set COUPLING to.

     I thought you could model leakage inductance, as you still can with the linear transformer model.

     Thanks,  John
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