Where would the center tap be placed on the following?
Transformer secondary has 2 wires wound together on the same bobbin. One wire is red, the other green. The wires run the length of the bobbin and then one wire goes back to the top where it connects to the other. The transformer only has 1 wire on each end, 1 green, 1 red as they are connected together.
Basically current flows through the bobbin twice.
Would the center tap be placed where the two wires connect?
Or would it be placed at the center of the bobbin at each seperate wire?
In this case the center tap is used to equalize the positive and negative voltages and is connected to ground.
Transformer secondary has 2 wires wound together on the same bobbin. One wire is red, the other green. The wires run the length of the bobbin and then one wire goes back to the top where it connects to the other. The transformer only has 1 wire on each end, 1 green, 1 red as they are connected together.
Basically current flows through the bobbin twice.
Would the center tap be placed where the two wires connect?
Or would it be placed at the center of the bobbin at each seperate wire?
In this case the center tap is used to equalize the positive and negative voltages and is connected to ground.