The phase dots on the "Transformer\_Centr\_Tapped\_US" & "Mutual\_Inductor2\_US" from "Spice Lib"/"System" do not indicate correct phase\. The dots are supposed to indicate coincident rising potentials but simulations show otherwise\.
Here's how LTspice (correctly) handles it (notice V(out1) is in-phase with V(in)):
![LTspice_Center-Tapped-Xfrmr-Sim.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/5jRDOK2j2DTMQRxZQTnSwxa4DAnBy5HLReIFAOFX.png)
Here's how "Transformer\_Centre\_Tapped\_US" behaves \(my public project Transformers\_0003\):
![Xfrmr_CT-US_waves.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/QEQJFHDliXrIpVwR2EhovXZmGyAoSn6suYcDLwQi.png)
Here's the schematic for the above waves:
![Xfrmr_CT-US_schem.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/UQGLFPBoxzoNDI9DwSPvBjQTrWX6wIOrAJMul14D.png)
Here are the waves for "Mutual\_Inductor2\_US" \(my public project Transformers\_0004\) followed by its schematic:
![Xfrmr_Mutl-Ind2-US_waves.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/vxyXOTX9PZsDRP6ZLhaizm2bzVvQMhOyo9q3QSnl.png)
![Xfrmr_Mutl-Ind2-US_schem.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/q8vPFzOXyVDGaFkF5TIpttzICoudMpeFOL4ke9H4.png)
Notice that in the last two cases V(out1) is out-of-phase with V(in).
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