The REGSys® Triple-Wound Feature

The triple-wound feature is available for voltage regulators REG-D and REG-DA. Originally, the feature was developed to regulate and monitor triple-wound transformers.

Since then, it has become possible to use the feature for other application such as so-called “energetic recovery” or to implement applications requiring a second voltage (U1, U2) and current (I1, I2) measurement. In these cases, the triple-wound feature in the firmware is usually combined with a background program (special A. Eberle tool) to implement customer-specific requirements.

The most important characteristics & other applications

The triple-wound functionality can also be used for other applications. Read more about these applications and the most important characteristics of the triple-wound feature in our application report.

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