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A diagram showing usage of the acronym //[[/XFRMR]]// instead of //[[/transformer]]//. 

Copied (with modifications) from: Edgar Abdoulin, Single ended forward converter with synchronous rectification and delay circuit in phase-locked loop, 2000, US Patent US6026005:
http://www.google.com/patents/US6026005

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