Interphase power transformer for electrical systems

A direct current power supply comprising:

• a first rectifier voltage connection operable to engage a first rectifier output;
• a first rectifier return connection operable to engage the first rectifier output;
• a second rectifier voltage connection operable to engage a second rectifier output;
• a second rectifier return connection operable to engage the second rectifier output;
• and
• a transformer having:
• a core;
• a first rectifier voltage connection winding wound on the core operable to conduct a first imbalance current according to the first rectifier voltage connection;
• a second rectifier voltage connection winding wound on the core operable to conduct with the second rectifier voltage connection, the second rectifier voltage connection winding operable to form a first magnetic flux with the first rectifier voltage connection winding in response to receiving the first imbalance current,
• a first rectifier return connection winding wound on the core operable to conduct a second imbalance current according to the first rectifier return connection;
• and
• a second rectifier return connection winding wound on the core operable to conduct with the second rectifier return connection, the second rectifier return connection winding operable to form a second magnetic flux with the first rectifier return connection winding and operable to form a net flux with the first rectifier voltage connection winding in response to receiving the first imbalance current,
• wherein the first rectifier voltage connection winding and the second rectifier voltage connection winding are out of phase and are configured to cause perturbations and undulations in the first imbalance current to interfere, and
• wherein the first rectifier return connection winding and the second rectifier return connection winding are out of phase and are configured to cause perturbations and undulations in the second imbalance current to interfere.

A direct current power supply comprising:

• a first rectifier voltage connection operable to engage a first rectifier output;
• a first rectifier return connection operable to engage the first rectifier output;
• a second rectifier voltage connection operable to engage a second rectifier output;
• a second rectifier return connection operable to engage the second rectifier output;
• and
• a transformer having:
• a core;
• a first rectifier voltage connection winding wound in an orientation on the core, the first rectifier voltage connection winding operable to conduct a first imbalance current according to the first rectifier voltage connection;
• a second rectifier voltage connection winding wound in the orientation on the core, the first rectifier voltage connection winding operable to conduct with the second rectifier voltage connection, the second rectifier voltage connection winding operable to form a first magnetic flux with the first rectifier voltage connection winding in response to receiving the first imbalance current;
• a first rectifier return connection winding wound in the orientation on the core, the first rectifier voltage connection winding operable to conduct a second imbalance current according to the first rectifier return connection;
• and
• a second rectifier return connection winding wound in the orientation on the core, the first rectifier voltage connection winding operable to conduct with the second rectifier return connection, the second rectifier return connection winding operable to form a second magnetic flux with the first rectifier return connection winding and operable to form a net flux with the first rectifier voltage connection winding in response to receiving the second imbalance current,
• wherein the first rectifier voltage connection winding and the second rectifier voltage connection winding are out of phase and are configured to cause perturbations and undulations in the first imbalance current to interfere, and
• wherein the first rectifier return connection winding and the second rectifier return connection winding are out of phase and are configured to cause perturbations and undulations in the second imbalance current to interfere.