Center Tapped Audio Transformer for Balanced Signal Conversion

Center Tapped Audio Transformer

Our Center Tapped Audio Transformer is designed for professional audio circuits requiring phase splitting or balanced signal conversion. It ensures precise signal transmission, low noise, and optimal impedance matching across a wide frequency range.

Key Features:

Center Tap Configuration – Enables phase splitting, balanced signal output, or push-pull operation in audio circuits.

Clear, Low-Noise Performance – Reduces hum and interference for clean, high-fidelity audio.

Reliable & Versatile – Built for long-term stability in demanding audio environments.

Ideal for preamps, balanced line drivers, phase inverters, and high-end audio equipment!

Product Overview

The Center Tapped Audio Transformer is a vital component in balanced audio systems, push-pull amplifier stages, and phase inverter circuits. With its center tap design, it allows for flexible circuit configurations such as converting unbalanced signals to balanced, or driving symmetrical loads. This transformer ensures excellent signal fidelity, low distortion, and optimal impedance matching—making it ideal for both studio-grade audio gear and DIY electronics projects.


Key Features

  • Center Tap Design – Perfect for phase inversion, balanced line outputs, or push-pull amplifier configurations.

  • High Signal Clarity – Delivers low-distortion, wide-frequency performance for professional sound quality.

  • Noise Reduction – Helps eliminate hum and interference in audio circuits.

  • Robust Construction – Built with durable materials for long-lasting performance.

  • Flexible Mounting – Compact design allows easy integration into audio equipment and custom builds.


Technical Specifications

Power Rating Dimensions (L×W×H) mm Mounting Hole Distance (mm) Overall Length (mm) Hole Size (mm) Weight (kg)
        3W                43 × 36 × 36                           50–53 65 Ø3.8 × 7 0.18
        6W               43 × 36 × 36 50–53 65 Ø3.8 × 7 0.18
       10W               43 × 40 × 36 50–53 65 Ø3.8 × 7 0.23
       15W               43 × 46 × 36 50–53 65 Ø3.8 × 7 0.3
       20W              50 × 44 × 43 60–63 75 Ø4.3 × 8 0.4
       25W              50 × 50 × 43 60–63 75 Ø4.3 × 8 0.45
       30W              59 × 46 × 50 70–73 88 Ø4.3 × 9 0.55
       40W              59 × 52 × 50 70–73 88 Ø4.3 × 9 0.65
       50W             59 × 57 × 50 70–73 88 Ø4.3 × 9 0.75
       60W             68 × 55 × 56 80–83 96 Ø4.3 × 9 0.8
      80W             68 × 60 × 56 80–83 96 Ø4.3 × 9 0.92
     100W             68 × 64 × 56 80–83 96 Ø4.3 × 9 1.02

Applications

  • Balanced Audio Signal Conversion – Used in DI boxes, preamps, and studio gear to convert between balanced and unbalanced signals.

  • Phase Splitters in Amplifiers – Drives push-pull stages with accurate 180° phase separation.

  • Noise Isolation – Helps eliminate ground loops and unwanted noise in audio chains.

  • DIY Audio Projects – Ideal for custom audio builds, headphone amps, and tube preamps.


Why Choose Us?

10+ Years of Expertise – Trusted by professional AV integrators and OEMs.
High-Quality Assurance – 100% Hi-Pot tested, RoHS compliant, and built for durability.
Customizable Options – Tailored impedance ratios and outdoor-rated versions available.


Ordering & Support

📦 Stock Availability: 3W–100W models ready for shipment within 10-15 business days.
📉 MOQ: X units (bulk discounts available).
🔧 Warranty & Returns:

  • 30-Day Performance Guarantee

  • 2-Year Limited Warranty covering materials & workmanship defects


Download Specifications

📥 Click Here to Download PDF Datasheet (Includes detailed product specifications & diagrams)


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the purpose of the center tap in an audio transformer?
A center tap allows the transformer to split the signal into two equal halves with opposite polarity, enabling balanced signal transmission or push-pull amplifier operation.

2. Can I use a center tapped transformer for unbalanced audio?
Yes, but its main advantage is in balanced applications. You can still use it for impedance matching or isolation in unbalanced circuits.

3. How do I wire a center tapped audio transformer?
The primary and secondary windings each have three leads (two ends and one center tap). You can ground the center tap or connect it depending on your circuit’s needs—such as creating balanced outputs or splitting phases.