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Transformer modeling in EMC applications

In most modern power electronic devices, transformers are used to transfer energy and appear as a key point of switching power supplies. The latest models to be proposed represent only differential mode phenomena. The EMC is getting more and more important for converter design. In this paper, we present a method to include common mode elements into the transformer model.