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20th November 2003, 03:59 AM
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leaking magnetic flux
i know this is transformer dependent as to where flux is radiated, but for an EI transformer, would there be less flux above the transformer then on the sides?
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20th November 2003, 04:40 AM
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Location: Morton, Illinois
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doubt it
Perpendicular to the core is considered pretty good, but I have heard even odd angles too. Awhile back, One friend mentioned positioning until one sees the least coupling, then makes a bracket if necessary.
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