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The manufacturing process of EI14 Step Down Transformer generally
includes the following steps:
1. Iron core production
Material selection: High permeability silicon steel sheets and
other magnetic materials are selected to ensure good magnetic
conductivity and reduce hysteresis and eddy current losses.
Punching: Silicon steel sheets are punched and cut into EI14 shaped
iron chips using punching machines and other equipment. The
punching process must ensure dimensional accuracy and edge quality
to avoid problems such as burrs and deformation that may affect
performance.
Stacking: The punched iron chips are stacked in a certain order and
manner, usually using a staggered stacking method to make the
magnetic circuit smoother and reduce magnetic resistance. When
laminating, it is necessary to control the tightness and
verticality of the laminations to ensure the overall performance of
the iron core.
2. Winding production
Wire diameter selection: Select the appropriate enameled wire
diameter based on parameters such as power, voltage, and current of
the transformer. Generally, the primary winding has a relatively
thin wire diameter, while the secondary winding selects the
appropriate wire diameter based on the output current to meet the
current carrying capacity and resistance requirements.
Winding: Use a winding machine to wind enameled wire onto the
skeleton of the iron core. During the winding process, attention
should be paid to the direction, number of turns, and tightness of
the winding. Accurately control the number of turns of the primary
and secondary windings according to the design requirements,
ensuring that the turns ratio meets the requirements of voltage
conversion. The winding should be tight and neat, avoiding problems
such as looseness and crossing, and preventing short circuits and
poor insulation.
Insulation treatment: After the winding is completed, the winding
is insulated. Generally, insulation paint immersion or spraying
methods are used to improve the insulation performance of windings
and prevent leakage between windings and between windings and iron
cores. After insulation treatment, it is necessary to dry and
solidify the insulation paint to fully dry and form a good
insulation layer.
3. Assembly
Core insertion: Insert the skeleton of the wound winding onto the
E-shaped part of the EI type core, then insert the I-shaped core
and combine it with the E-shaped core to form a complete core
structure. Be careful during the insertion process to avoid
damaging the winding and core.
Fixing and packaging: Use glue, tape, or other fixing materials to
secure the iron core and winding together, ensuring that they do
not loosen during use. For some transformers that require higher
levels of protection, they will also undergo encapsulation
treatment, using epoxy resin and other encapsulation materials to
encapsulate the transformer as a whole, improving its moisture
resistance, dust resistance, and seismic resistance.
4. Testing and debugging
Appearance inspection: Check the appearance of the transformer for
cleanliness, obvious damage, deformation, and damaged enameled
wires.
Electrical performance testing: Testing various electrical
performance indicators of transformers, such as transformation
ratio, no-load current, no-load loss, load loss, insulation
resistance, withstand voltage performance, etc., to ensure that
they meet design requirements and relevant standards.
Debugging: Based on the test results, perform necessary debugging
and adjustments on the transformer. By adjusting the number of
winding turns, iron core air gap, and other methods, the
performance of the transformer can be optimized to achieve its
optimal working state.
Feature | One-sentence Summary |
Compact EI14 Core Design | With its compact EI14 core design, the transformer is highly suitable for applications where space is limited, such as in small electronic devices, as it can be easily integrated without taking up much room. |
High-quality Magnetic Core Material | Constructed with a high-quality magnetic core material like silicon steel, the EI14 Step Down Transformer offers excellent magnetic conductivity, enabling efficient power transfer and minimizing energy losses during the voltage stepping-down process. |
Precise Voltage Reduction | This transformer is specifically designed to precisely step down the input voltage to the desired lower output voltage according to the turns ratio between the primary and secondary windings, ensuring stable power supply for connected devices. |
Low No-load Current and Loss | Featuring low no-load current and loss, the EI14 Step Down Transformer is energy-efficient, reducing unnecessary power consumption when the connected load is minimal or absent, thus saving energy in the long run. |
Specification | Input voltage | frequency | Primary temperature protection | Power range | Windings | Voltage range | No-load voltage | Output current range for single or multiple secondary windings |
EI35 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A2-2A-115℃ | ≤5W | <4 | 3V~46V | Sum of secondary voltages<50Vac | 0.1A~2A |
EI41 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A2-2A-115℃ | ≤10W | <4 | 3V~46V | 0.1A~4A | |
EI48 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A2-2A-115℃ | ≤25W | <4 | 3V~48V | 0.1A~8A | |
EI57 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A2-2A-115℃ | ≤40W | <5 | 3V~48V | 0.1A~10A | |
EI66 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-3A-130℃ | ≤60W | <6 | 5V~48V | 0.1A~10A | |
EI76 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-3A-130℃ | ≤90W | <6 | 5V~48V | 0.2A~15A | |
EI86 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-3A-130℃ | ≤120W | <6 | 5V~48V | 0.2A~20A | |
EI96 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-5A-130℃ | ≤200W | <6 | 5V~48V | 0.1A~30A | |
EI114 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-5A-130℃ | ≤300W | <6 | 6V~48V | 0.1A~40A | |
EI152 | 220~230V | 50~60Hz | A4-5A-130℃ | ≤900W | <6 | 6V~48V | 0.1A~50A |