
OEP A262A2E high-performance audio transformer with 1+1:2+2 turns ratio, PCB mount, 150 ohm to 600 ohm, 30Hz-35kHz.
The OEP A262A2E is a high-performance audio transformer engineered for direct PCB mounting on a 0.1 inch grid. It features dual windings on both the primary and secondary, offering a versatile range of impedance matching ratios suitable for input, interstage, and output stages. A foil screen between windings minimises interference, ensuring clean signal transfer.
With a turn ratio of 1+1:2+2, this transformer supports a primary impedance of 150 ohms and a secondary impedance of 600 ohms. It handles 100mW at 300Hz and operates across a frequency range of 30Hz to 35kHz, making it ideal for demanding audio applications. The encapsulated design with through-hole PC pins ensures reliable mounting and longevity.
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This robust transformer is a reliable choice for professionals seeking precision in audio signal handling.
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