It will work for very low currents, then you get into saturation and inductance will drop off very fast.
Now, you might be able to do something with the primary -- like perhaps place a coil in series with while attempting to use the secondary as the inductor. Thus you will get an inductance which looks like a much larger value than the one you are putting in there + you get some reactance from the transformer.
If it is not a toroid you might be able to pull the thing apart and create a small air-gap. Then you might even be able to use the primary as inductor, or even wire the two in series.
Petter
Now, you might be able to do something with the primary -- like perhaps place a coil in series with while attempting to use the secondary as the inductor. Thus you will get an inductance which looks like a much larger value than the one you are putting in there + you get some reactance from the transformer.
If it is not a toroid you might be able to pull the thing apart and create a small air-gap. Then you might even be able to use the primary as inductor, or even wire the two in series.
Petter
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