Flux reduction compensation for continuous transformer and motor

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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323307, 336170, 310113, H05B 906

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ABSTRACT:
A combined transformer and motor having a continuously energized primary winding producing a continuous output voltage from a transformer winding and a selectively enabled motor shaft rotational output which is selectively actuated by powering a further primary winding, and further having a reduced cross section area in the flux conducting structure of the combined transformer and motor for improving the regulation of the output voltage.

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