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We have to transmit the auxiliary energy to high potential. Therefore we need a highly insulating transformer, which translates from 230 V to 300 V, but is able to do a galvanic separation at 30 kV DC. The power is just 9 VA. To guarantee an absolutely secure separation, the partial discharge may not be higher than 10 pC at 14 kV eff. To keep the linking of distortions low, the transformer needs a shielding.
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