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Simplified circuit diagram of a quadrature phase booster, or phase-shifting transformer.
The quadrature booster consists of two transformers, a shunt unit and a series unit. Each phase of the shunt unit's primary winding is connected across a pair of the incoming lines and so is 90° in phase behind the other line, that is, it is at quadrature. Its secondary is connected to the primary of the series unit, whose secondary winding is in series with the other line. The resulting voltage is thus the vector sum of the incoming voltage and the quadrature component.
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