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A high voltage transformer is an electrical device that is designed to transform electrical energy from one voltage level to another, typically from a lower voltage to a significantly higher voltage. The key applications are listed as below:

1. Power Grids: High voltage transformers are used to step up voltage at power plants for efficient transmission through power lines, and then step it down for distribution to homes and businesses.

2. Electronics: In devices like CRT televisions, X-ray machines, and high-power audio amplifiers, high voltage transformers convert standard household voltage to extremely high voltages required for operation.

3. Laboratory Equipment: Used in research and testing environments to generate high voltages for experiments and testing purposes.

4. Charging Systems: Certain electric vehicle charging stations utilize high voltage transformers to safely and efficiently charge vehicle batteries.

Safety Considerations: Handling high voltage transformers requires strict adherence to safety protocols due to the risk of electrocution and electrical arcs. They must be properly grounded, insulated, and operated within their rated capacities. Only qualified personnel should install, maintain, or repair these devices.