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The origins of Wound Magnetics can be traced to the business founded by Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti in 1882, which built the world's first high voltage alternating current power station. Subsequently the company diversified into the design and manufacture of transformers, meters and switchgear for the electricity supply industry, which proved to be the pattern for successful development. |
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Wound Magnetics
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