This document discusses harmonic mitigating transformers (HMTs) and their use in reducing harmonic distortion in electrical systems. It begins with an introduction describing how increased use of electronic equipment has led to higher levels of harmonic distortion, which can negatively impact system reliability. It then provides details on common harmonic sources, the symptoms caused by harmonics, and how HMTs work to phase-shift and cancel harmonic currents. The document explains the construction, benefits, and appropriate markets for HMTs, concluding that they provide an effective and cost-efficient means of reducing harmonics and improving system reliability.