Electrical transformer circuit

Claim 1

AN ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER CIRCUIT, COMPRISING: A MAIN TRANSFORMER CORE OF MAGNETIC MATERIAL; A PRIMARY WINDING PROVIDING AT LEAST ONE PRIMARY TURN FOR SAID MAIN CORE; A PLURALITY OF SECONDARY WINDINGS WOUND IN THE SAME DIRECTION ABOUT SAID MAIN CORE AND PROVIDING AT LEAST ONE SECONDARY TURN WITH FIRST AND SECOND ENDS FOR EACH SECONDARY WINDING, SAID SECONDARY WINDINGS BEING CONNECTED TOGETHER IN SERIES BY AT LEAST ONE SHORT CIRCUIT CONNECTION BETWEEN FIRST END OF ONE SECONDARY WINDING AND THE SECOND END OF ANOTHER SECONDARY WINDING AND HAVING THE SECOND END OF SAID ONE SECONDARY WINDING AND THE FIRST END OF THE OTHER SECONDARY WINDING CONNECTED AS OUTPUT LEADS TO A PAIR OF OUTPUT TERMINALS; AND A PLURALITY OF ISOLATION CORES OF MAGNETIC MATERIAL POSITIONED WITH A DIFFERENT ONE OF SAID ISOLATION CORES ASSOCIATED WITH THE OPPOSITE ENDS OF EACH OF SAID SECONDARY WINDINGS BETWEEN SAID SHORT CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS AND SAID MAIN CORE, TO DELAY SIGNAL REFLECTIONS FROM THE SHORT CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS BACK TO THE MAIN CORE AND TO ADD THE INDUCED VOLTAGES PRODUCED AT THE OPPOSITE ENDS OF SAID SECONDARY WINDINGS BY AN INPUT SIGNAL APPLIED TO SAID PRIMARY WINDING IN ORDER TO GENERATE AN OUTPUT VOLTAGE AT SAID OUTPUT TERMINALS WHICH IS THE SUM OF SAID INDUCED VOLTAGES.