center tapping of transformer

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Jyotiprakash
Jyotiprakash on 25 Mar 2025
Answered: Epsilon on 27 Mar 2025
suppose i need a transformer with 2 primary windings and 1 secondary winding. which transformer block should i use ? can anyone answer me on this

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NVSL
NVSL on 27 Mar 2025
Edited: NVSL on 27 Mar 2025
I understand you are trying to include a transformer block of 2 primary windings and 1 secondary winding.
You can use the “Multi-Winding Transformer block where you can set custom primary and secondary windings. You can search it in the following library location in the Library Browser of Simulink.
Simscape / Electrical / Specialized Power Systems / Power Grid Elements
Or you can browse for “Multi-Winding Transformer” in the Library Browser or by double-clicking on the Simulink window.
Refer to the below documentation link for more details:
Hope this helps!

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Epsilon
Epsilon on 27 Mar 2025
Hi Jyotiprakash,
A center-tapped transformer block with two primary windings and a secondary winding can be found in both 'Specialized Power Systems' and 'Simscape Electrical', but it should be chosen based on the application. Some 'Specialized Power System' blocks contain only terminal ports, which are special electrical connection lines and are not compatible with other Simulink signals or Simscape physical signals. 'Simscape Electrical' blocks contain physical ports that can be connected to other Simscape blocks or to Simulink signals using PS-Simulink converter blocks.
Transformer blocks in 'Specialized Power System' with three winding options are:
Transformer blocks in 'Simscape Electrical' with three winding options are:
Select one of the above based on the application. For normal electrical applications, a 'Center-Tapped Transformer' block can ideally be used to represent a center-tapped transformer with two primary windings and a secondary winding. Please find an attached 'CenterTappedExample.slx' file for an example implementation.

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