Transformer Equivalent question
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Betty Wont
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I guess it depends on what you are using it for.
RetiredUnit1
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Well the primary and secondary impedances are drastically different, so, yeah, what are you going to use it for? In tube circuits, the primary impedance has to match the high impedance of the tube, and the secondary has to match the output device usually a speaker.
flemming
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Mouser stocks the Triad one:
but perhaps you were trying to find an equivalent at Digikey, in which case I'm no help.
but perhaps you were trying to find an equivalent at Digikey, in which case I'm no help.
Elijah-Baley
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And what about the inductance of the TY-141P? I can't find this information.
Its for the Aion FX IVP build, which calls for the Xicon transformer in the parts list. I just like buying from digikey better as its faster and cheaper shipping to me, plus I've already filled a cart and I'm to stubborn to just abandon it!
flemming
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Smallbear sells one they call a 42TM018 equivalent. They don't get more specific than that, but maybe it's something to go on:
smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com
I put one of these in the Brassmaster clone I built a while back.
Transformer 1:1 For Direct Boxes
Guitar pedals, parts and electronics
smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com
I put one of these in the Brassmaster clone I built a while back.
Cybercow
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The TY-141P datasheet(s) appear to NOT show the inductance anywhere. But when measured with a Peak Atlas LCR45, it it seems to have an inductance of about 10H on both the primary & secondary windings. Not really sure the inductance has any bearing in a pedal.
Here's the primary reading . . . .
And here's the secondary reading . . .
