Power transformer
Equipment transferring electrical power between winding circuits.
A reactor is an inductive component used for a documented power-circuit purpose.
A reactor is an inductive component used for a documented power-circuit purpose. Its connection and rated electrical characteristics need to be stated because an inductor outline alone does not identify its duty.
A reactor stores magnetic energy; a transformer couples separate documented winding circuits.
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