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3 transformer
•- antenna transformer
- audio-frequency transformer
- autoconnected transformer
- balance-to-unbalance transformer
- balancing transformer
- bell transformer
- biasing transformer
- calling transformer
- capacitor transformer
- chip transformer
- compensating transformer
- elementary transformer
- far-field-to-near-field transformer
- feeding transformer
- flyback transformer
- frame transformer
- generator transformer
- group transformer
- Hilbert-discrete transformer
- horizontal-output transformer
- hybrid transformer
- ideal transformer
- idealized transformer
- IF transformer
- impedance transformer
- instrument transformer
- interstage transformer
- line transformer
- low-power transformer
- mains transformer
- matching transformer
- measuring transformer
- microphone transformer
- mode transformer
- modulator transformer
- network transformer
- neutralizing transformer
- noise cut-off transformer
- output transformer
- polyphase transformer
- potential transformer
- pulse transformer
- quarter-wave transformer
- rectifier transformer
- resonance transformer
- RF transformer
- single-stub transformer
- small-power transformer
- standard transformer
- sweep transformer
- switching transformer
- telephone transformer
- toroidal transformer
- tuned transformer
- voltage transformer
- waveguide transformer
- wide-band transformerEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > transformer
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