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226D epoxy-cast PCB mount power transformer, 1 VA, 60 Hz, 20V C.T. secondary

Hammond 226D 1VA 20V CT 60Hz Epoxy PCB Transformer

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MPN: 226D

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UPC: 623980266503

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Key Features

  • 1 VA at 60 Hz from a 115 VAC primary
  • Series secondary: 20V C.T. @ 50ma
  • Parallel secondary: 10V @ 100ma
  • Epoxy cast to withstand shock and severe environments
  • Two coil design: balanced windings, low magnetic radiation, no electrostatic shield
  • PCB mount, 0.8 in max height, 0.04 in (1 mm) pin diameter
  • 25 C temperature rise, 19.7% regulation

The 226D is a 1 VA, 60 Hz power transformer from the 226 Series, designed to mount on a printed circuit board and run from a 115 VAC primary. Its secondary is rated 20V C.T. @ 50ma with the windings in series, or 10V @ 100ma with them in parallel, giving designers two output options from one part.

As a 1 VA, 60 Hz unit with a 20 V centre-tapped winding, the 226D suits small-signal and low-current circuit supplies where board space is tight.

The transformer is epoxy cast to withstand shock and severe environments. A two coil design provides balanced windings and low magnetic radiation, so no electrostatic shield is required.

Per the series table, the 226D stands 0.8 in high (max) with a pin diameter of 0.04 in (1 mm); the series table lists a weight of 0.22 lbs. Temperature rise is 25 C and regulation is 19.7%. The part is RoHS and REACH compliant, and it is classified under UNSPSC 39121301.

Note: the manufacturer states that the 226-227-228 product line will soon be discontinued as a stocked series and is available while quantities last.

Ideal For

  • On-board 20V centre-tapped or 10V supply for 115 VAC equipment
  • 60 Hz PCB-mounted power conversion
  • Circuit boards exposed to shock or severe environments
  • Replacement of an existing epoxy-cast PCB transformer

Overview

Series226 Series (226-227-228 Series)
DescriptionTransformer, PCB mount, epoxy-cast, 1VA, 20V C.T. @ 50ma / 10V @ 100ma, 226 series
Product TypePower transformer, PCB mount, epoxy cast
Availability NoteSeries will soon be discontinued as a stocked series; available while quantities last
Short DescriptionPOWER PCB 1VA 115V

Dimensions

High (Max)0.8 in
Pin Diameter0.04 in (1 mm)

Electrical

Frequency60 Hz
Regulation19.7%
Power Rating1 VA
Primary Voltage115 VAC
Temperature Rise25 C
Secondary (RMS) Series20V C.T. @ 50ma
Secondary (RMS) Parallel10V @ 100ma

Identifiers

UPC623980266503
UNSPSC39121301
Part Number226D

Packaging & Shipping

Weight (Series Table)0.22 lbs

Construction & Finish

MountingPCB mount
ConstructionEpoxy cast
Winding DesignTwo coil design, balanced windings, low magnetic radiation; no electrostatic shield required

Compliance & Certifications

RoHS CompliantYes
REACH CompliantYes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What outputs does the 226D provide?▾

With the secondaries in series it delivers 20V C.T. @ 50ma; in parallel it delivers 10V @ 100ma. The rating is 1 VA.

What primary voltage and frequency is the 226D for?▾

It uses a 115 VAC primary and is a 60 Hz model.

How is the 226D mounted?▾

It is a PCB mount transformer with a 0.04 in (1 mm) pin diameter and a maximum height of 0.8 in.

What are the temperature rise and regulation of the 226D?▾

Temperature rise is 25 C and regulation is 19.7%.

Is the 226D still available?▾

The manufacturer notes the 226-227-228 line will soon be discontinued as a stocked series and is available while quantities last.

Does it need an electrostatic shield?▾

No. The two coil design provides balanced windings and low magnetic radiation, so no electrostatic shield is required.