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Jared Dunbar edited this page Dec 24, 2025
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blockname: DC-DC Converter
image: Transformer
type: Single
requirements: Voltage
The DC-DC Converter (previously known as the
"Transfomer") is a device that can step voltage up and therefore lower
amperage and vice versa. It is used everytime you need to connect
devices or generators with a difference between their voltage to each
other.
In Electrical Age the transformer works with DC voltage but in real life
it works only with AC.
Behavior and usage
To use the DC-DC converter correctly you have to put a specified amount
of wires on each winding and the Ferromagnetic
Core.
There is primary and secondary winding but you can swap it. Each winding
is marked with a green or yellow rectangle.
Transformer can multiply or divide voltage according to this formula : Vsec = (Vpri · nsec) / npri Vsec = Voltage at secondary
winding
Vpri = Voltage at primary winding
nsec = Amount of wires in secondary winding
npri = Amount of wires in primary winding
Example
In this example the green winding has 1 Low Voltage
Cable and voltage on it is 50V.
The yellow winding have 4 Medium Voltage Cables
and according to above formula, the voltage will be 200V. Vsec = (50V · 4) / 1