FS36-1000

Power Transformers Overview

The Triad Magnetics FS36-1000-C2 is a laminated core power transformer from the Split Pack series, designed for Class 2/3 applications. It features dual primary windings supporting 115V and 230V inputs. The secondary configuration provides 18V at 2.0A in parallel or 36V center-tapped at 1.0A. Rated at 36VA, it offers 4200Vrms isolation voltage and utilizes through-hole PC pin termination for board mounting.

Power Transformers Feature Summary

• Split bobbin construction facilitates printed circuit board integration
• Dual primary winding capability supports multiple input voltages
• High isolation rating ensures electrical safety compliance

Power Transformers Applications

• General purpose AC to DC power supply circuits
• Industrial control equipment power stages
• Consumer electronics requiring isolated low voltage DC

Power Transformers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix against official Triad Magnetics documentation to confirm exact electrical ratings and certification status. Ensure the selected variant matches the required current and voltage specifications for the target design. Confirm package type and mounting style align with the PCB layout requirements before finalizing procurement orders.

Power Transformers Selection Notes

Select this component when a robust laminated core transformer is needed for medium-power applications. The split bobbin design simplifies assembly compared to encapsulated units. Consider the physical dimensions and thermal characteristics relative to the enclosure space available in the final product design.

Power Transformers Part Context

This part belongs to the Split Pack series by Triad Magnetics, which specializes in versatile transformers for PCB applications. The series includes various models with different power ratings and secondary configurations, allowing designers to choose components that fit specific spatial and electrical constraints within electronic assemblies.

Power Transformers Replacement Considerations

Consult official manufacturer substitution lists for direct equivalents. Verify that any alternative part maintains identical pinout, isolation voltage, and mechanical footprint to ensure compatibility without redesigning the host circuit board.