Yes, split bobbin - enhancing insulating between primary and secondary.
I've used those Triad 'low profile' transformers in some projects due to the ability to fit in tight spaces.
I've used those Triad 'low profile' transformers in some projects due to the ability to fit in tight spaces.
is that the same as R-core?I say split-bobbin.
http://jamestransformer.com/en/transformer/R_core_transformer.html
Basically the same, separate lams for the split-bobbin vs a coil of steel like a toroid.
Laminations are stacked U-I rather than a continuous wind like a C or R core.
I agree this is most likely a U-I. The following link shows a C core and how it's typically used.
Magnetic Metals C-I Core
Magnetic Metals C-I Core
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