Pulse board is generally used in the switching power supply, his role is actually the same as the ordinary transformer, is to AC voltage, the difference is that the ordinary transformer voltage is sine wave and pulse transformer voltage is a certain or adjustable duty ratio of the square wave (can be understood as pulse signal), commonly used PWM signal that is pulse width modulation signal.
I seem to have heard of it but not been exposed to it.
Pulse transformer transformer signal is much higher than the frequency of different power transformers, generally 10K- 100kHZ, and the ordinary power transformer for 50HZ. So the efficiency of the pulse transformer is much higher than the ordinary transformer, the volume can also be much smaller, the volume can be reduced – this is the switching power supply than the linear power supply (ordinary power transformer power supply) one of the superior characteristics.
It is not the pulse transformer but the control circuit at the front of the transformer that turns the sine wave into the pulse wave output. He makes high-frequency pulse width voltage by filtering and recirculating the PWM signal into DC, and then converts the pulse width voltage into DC by filtering and recirculating