Abstract: A flyback transformer comprising a magnetic core and primary and secondary windings wound around the magnetic core, the secondary winding being divided into a plurality of coil units and alternately connected in series with the same plurality of rectifying diodes, the coil units being wound around individual layer bobbins, the bobbins being assembled in layers and fitted alternately and the outermost layer bobbin being mounted with a support on which a plurality of diodes are fixed, whereby the whole flyback transformer obtains a compact structure.

Abstract: A low tension and a high tension coil on a flyback transformer are coupled together with an output rectifier connected with the high tension coil by enclosure of an electrically insulating material. A hollow cylindrical connector body of an electrically insulating material is attached to the enclosure, and has one end of a greater inner diameter than that of the other end, with a step formed intermediate the both ends. Said one end of the connector body is disposed within the enclosure and is adapted to receive a conductive cap electrically connected with the rectifier while said other end opens outside the enclosure. The flyback transformer is mounted on a television receiver, and the end of a high tension lead wire is inserted into the connector body of the flyback transformer through said other end in order to supply the rectifier output to a cathode ray tube.