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Produktion von Transformatoren und Übertragern

WicklungDer Erwerb eines Transformators oder eines Übertragers ist immer mit einem hohen Vertrauensvorschuss gegenüber dem Hersteller verbunden, ähnlich dem Kauf der berühmten "Katze im Sack."
Eine Einsicht in das Innere ist wie bei anderen Produkten ist nicht möglich und so kann es schnell dazu kommen, dass man das Erworbene mit "Außen Hui, innen pfui" bezeichnet.
Das dass Fertigen von Transformatoren recht zeitintensive Arbeitsgänge beinhaltet unterliegt gerade diese Fertigung ernormen Sparmaßnahmen, so dass wilde maschinell hergestellte Wicklung heutzutage nicht mehr die Außnahme sondern die Regel sind.

Wicklung FrontansichtThis carefully done but time-consuming winding approach has the advantage that each layer has a fixed number of turns. For this reason, every transformer sample of the same model sounds just like every other sample. This is as opposed to earlier production on multiwinder machines, where it was impossible to have closely supervise, for example, ten transformers wound at the same time.
Komplette WicklungFor me, it is not only very important to count the turns and measure up the thickness of the wire used for reproducing old transformers, but also very close attention is paid to the thickness and the dielectric  strength of the insulation materials. Take a close look at the picture to the right (by clicking on it) to see the varying thickness of paper insulation used.

For transformers that were originally wound on paper bobbins, I´m using paper bobbins too, because in most cases the end transformer will have a different stacking height as compared to one using SRPB or plastic bobbins. A different stacking height will change the whole mean turn length of the transformer and therefore all electrical parameters as well.

Wicklung komplettAfter all components are fitted, the whole coil looks like it was "painted on." All wires coming out of the coil are insulated with a teflon sleeve to prevent short circuits.
These pictures were made to let you know exactly the level of craftsmanship you are buying. This kind of winding takes a lot of time and therefore my transformers are not inexpensive, but keep in mind, how many manufacturers let have you such a close look inside their transformers?