Pulse transformer Turns ratio Ignition Voltage Voltage Rise Inductance * Resistance Coupling Input/Output Weight
current time area time capacitance connections
I
ign
U
nom
U
p
V
0t
t
r
L
p
L
str
R
p
R
s
C
k
[A] [V] [kV] [Vμs] [μs] [mH] [μH] [Ω] [Ω] [pF]
[g]
IT 143 1:1:1 0.025 500 4 800 0.6 15 200 3 3 10 02 14
IT 242 1:1:1 0.1 500 3.2 250 0.9 2.5 75 0.75 0.75 7 02 6
IT 243 1:1:1 0.1 500 3.2 250 1 2.5 85 0.8 0.8 7 02 6
IT 213 1:1:1 0.25 380 2.5 450 0.4 6.5 20 1.4 1.4 40 02 9
IT 233 1:1:1 0.25 500 4 300 1.3 3 45 0.8 0.8 7 02 13
IT 253 1:1:1 0.25 500 3.2 160 1.3 1.1 45 0.55 0.55 6 02 6
IT 312 1:1:1 0.25 380 2.5 1200 1 21 35 2.4 2.7 30 02 24
IT 313 1:1:1 1 380 2.5 450 0.6 3 6 0.33 0.4 27 02 24
IT 249 2:1:1 0.25 500 3.2 330 4 17 140 3.1 1.5 9 02 6
IT 244 3:1:1 0.1 500 3.2 200 0.7 15 70 2.8 0.9 9 02 6
IT 234 3:1:1 0.25 500 4 280 1 17 40 2 0.7 9 02 13
IT 314 3:1:1 1 380 2.5 500 1 35 20 1.6 0.7 30 02 25
* Tolerance: +50%; -30%
Explanations:
– t
r
rise time at given load resistor R and 70% of the output pulse height.
– L
p
primary inductance measured at 1 kHz (secondary coile open).
– L
str
stray inductance measured at the secondary side, short circuit at the primary side. If there are several secondary coils only one at the time is connected (measuring frequency
10 kHz).
– The ignition current is a set peak value where the voltage drop over the coil resistance is still insignificant (mostly below 1 V).
