Would this be considered in phase or out of phase.
I used a audionote schematic as a guideline to connecting a Hammond 126b IT transformer.On the following transformer
Brown=B+
Blue=Input
Black=Ground
Green=Output to gridI believe the schematic was wrong and the green should be ground or
Brown=Input
Blue=B+
Black=Ground
Green=Output to gridI have my amp apart or otherwise I would just check it with a scope.
This is bifilar so I understand if connected out of phase, then capacitance forms part of the coupling which can limit the high frequency response. Many schematics show the connection this way but don't think all ITs are bifilar or the designer overlooks or draws it for simplicity.
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Topic - IT Transformer connection phasing - deafbykhorns 19:44:36 09/16/16 (9)
- RE: IT Transformer connection phasing - Chip647 06:27:05 09/17/16 (8)
- RE: IT Transformer connection phasing - andy evans 09:36:04 09/17/16 (7)
- RE: IT Transformer connection phasing - Chip647 14:35:13 09/17/16 (6)
- RE: IT Transformer connection phasing - deafbykhorns 15:26:21 09/17/16 (5)
- Shunt capacitance - Triode_Kingdom 23:57:05 09/17/16 (3)
- RE: Makes perfect sense now - deafbykhorns 10:56:16 09/18/16 (2)
- I connected it wrong at first too.... - andy evans 11:40:28 09/18/16 (1)
- RE: I connected it wrong at first too.... - deafbykhorns 16:20:05 09/18/16 (0)
- RE: IT Transformer connection phasing - Jim Doyle 19:08:12 09/17/16 (0)