If it is possible to build a Transformer?

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How many Central Processor Units chips aka CPUs what type they have to be like bits and cores and what is combine clock speed?

How much Random Access Memory it has to be to storage? How fast it has to be transfer data around?

How much Hard Drive it has to be to storage? How fast it has to be transfer data around?

How much power it needs to run it?

Also anything else I might miss or forgot?

If we choice to do right now how many computers we have to? How fast each computer C.P.U. include how bits and how many cores? How much R.A.M. on each computer and how much and how fast it need to transfer data. How many, how big is each hard drive need on each computer, and what type R.A.I.D. configure? What type Operation System on each computer? I guess the network have some type of mesh network or something in that nature? In today's could we pull it off and if, so how much it will cost and keep it running. And if not how long it have to before we are able to have the capable to have a Transformer's Brain and not the technologically go with it.

Also if I forget anything please kinda inform me.

Hankm · Accepted Answer

a transformer is made by winding insulated wire around a megnetic metal core. Nothing else is needed.
I don't think you know what you want.

Jacqueline · Answer

Considering that the output tank (resonator/torus assembly) is in fact a transformer, certainly every Tesla coil has to have one of those. As far as the transformer in the power supply, use of switching power supplies will reduce the size and weight of it considerably, but there will still be one there too. Lots of people think these things are cool but please remember they can be very dangerous in many ways... RF burns, ozone poisoning, etc. If you're going to make one, you need to do a lot of study and research first, to do it safely.

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If it is possible to build a Transformer?

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