> > That's why I put the 0V and 17V markings on the schematic. In the UK, it's
> > conventional to mark the 'start' of a winding with 0V and the 'end' with
> > the appropriate voltage.
> For us, we use dot(s for more than one seperate windings) near the
> diagram of winding to show which way the direction of windings and
> write out one AC voltage outputs for each windings. Yes, in metric
> too!
Yes, I've seen that convention. But if you buy a transformer over here,
the connection tags will be labelled 0V and 17V or whatever. I've never
seen a physical transformer marked with a dot (that's not to say they
don't exist).
>
> Jason D.
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-tony
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Received on Mon Jun 23 1997 - 21:59:45 BST