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RE: hysteresis losses

No, you're not missing anything now.

The hysteresis loss is probably greater once you reverse the field.

But even when you don't reverse the field you still have hysteresis losses.

What I'm trying to get away from is the lack of frequency extension caused by the gap in a SE transformer.

P.S. It's interesting how many SET'ers are going parafeed. With parafeed one would have the same zero crossing losses as with push pull.
I think it's all about trade offs.

Tre'
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