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An equivalent network of PCB-based transformers with two windings is presented for use at high frequency (some MHz). After raising some criticisms to the traditional high frequency transformer model, a systematic procedure is presented to deduce the inductive and the capacitive coupling model of a two windings transformer. Furthermore, the model parameters are identified and frequency response of the voltage gain is evaluated.