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I’m a beginner asking questions regarding rectifier transformers The question is a bit naive; please don’t laugh at it

2007-12-16View Original

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I’ve just started learning this. I would like to ask whether the output of a rectifier transformer is direct current or alternating current, and whether it is converted into direct current through a rectifier Could you please suggest any materials that might help me learn more? My question is quite basic, so please don’t laugh at me
Reply #22007-12-16
The rectifier transformer outputs an alternating voltage, but the currents in its primary and secondary windings are non-sinusoidal alternating currents. If you want to learn about this area, it is recommended that you first consult a textbook titled \"Rectification Technology in the Chlor-alkali Industry\", edited by Li Peng.

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