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<abstract xmlns="http://eprints.org/ep2/data/2.0">This paper presents a design and fabrication of a high&#13;
frequency transformer for 5 kW power rating. Within an&#13;
operating frequency of 25 kHz, a MnZn P type core has&#13;
been utilized. Two set of E-E geometry cores had to be&#13;
stacked in order to achieve rhe calculated 64.14 cm4 of&#13;
the W^Ac volume. Test and validation of the designed&#13;
shows that the prototype designed tansformer had&#13;
proven to be very compact, higher fill factor, smaller in&#13;
size, lighter in weight if compared to other winding&#13;
approaches which utilizing copper round wires. The&#13;
measured overall losses of the transformer itself were&#13;
remain below the expected value of 32.974 W. The&#13;
efficiency of the transformer was found to be at 93%&#13;
average. Overall test results also show that the design&#13;
and implementation of this high frequency power&#13;
transformer is applicable especially fo renewable energy&#13;
system..&#13;
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