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UTC D0-T24 Transistor Mini Transformers 25MW, PRI- 200000 IMP. CT 1964 Military/Steel Case

Used but Not Tested (most likely would not have been kept in stock if bad IMO) but we know about opinions.
http://www.junkbox.com/electronics/utc_transformer_catalog_1963.pdf

Application: Interstage PACKAGING Hermetically sealed. A UTC pioneered structure. The bobbin is completely rigid eliminating stress and wire movement. The turns are circular in shape rather than square, eliminating turn corner stress and effecting uniform wire lay. No tapes are employed in connecting coil wire and external leads.   They are rigidly anchored in secure terminal board fashion providing strain relief. The leads used on the stock DO -T transformers are insulated solid .016 diameter Du met leads. MIL SPECS To complete MIL-T-27C Specs. Units are fully ruggedized, hermetically sealed , metal cased to Mil Grade 4, Class R, Life X. PERFORMANCE The UTC DO-T Family transistor transformers provide unprecedented power hand ling capacity and reliability, coupled with small size. Electrical parameters and areas of application exceed conventional transformer capabilities. Higher performance is obtained when used in push pull with balanced DC. FREQUENCY RESPONSE ± 3 db 300 Hz to 20 kHz. APPLICATION Units can be used for different impedances, keeping in mind that impedance ratio is constant. Lower source impedance will improve hum bucking response and level ratings .. . higher source will reduce them. Units may be used reversed, input to secondary. Units can be used at frequencies well above 20 kHz. Satisfactory applications for frequencies up to and above 100 kHz have been developed. PULSE APPLICATION In pulse coupling impedance matching applications, (when measured with a 30 microsecond input pulse voltage wave). typical values for these transformers are : 5% or less droop, zero overshoot and less than 10% backswing. RELIABILITY The exceptional reliability of DO-T family units, inherent in their unique structure, has been dynamically proven in the field .

Item#  D0-T24
https://www.proaudiodesignforum.com/images/pdf/UTC_Transformer_Catalog_1974.pdf


Most of my electronic related parts were acquired through an elderly electrical engineer who was downsizing to move out of state. Many of his hundreds of parts that I acquired were military (Air Force) related, but I do not know their applications.

Please let me know if you have any questions.