 |
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| Litz wire is also
called "stranded wire" and is used for high-frequency coils. A variety of enameled
conductors are used to meet very diverse temperature indices. |
|
 Features |
|
Resistance rise in the high-frequency area
can be restricted compared to single conductor wire, thus reducing the temperature
rise of the coil. |
|
|
Highly flexible. |
|
|
To facilitate easy terminal preparation,
solderable enameled copper wires are recommended for component wires. |
|
| Applicable
standards : |
|
TOTOKU standard. |
| Applications
: |
|
High-frequency transformers, high-frequency
coils. |
|
| Range
of manufacture |
|
|
Code |
|
Conductor
Type |
|
Conductor
Dla. (mm) |
|
No.
of Stranded Wires |
|
|
|
UEW
n/d |
|
UEW |
|
0.03 0.50 |
|
7120 |
|
|
|
SF.BW
n/d |
|
SF.BW |
|
0.060.50 |
|
|
|
SF.EIW
n/d |
|
SF.EIW |
|
0.080.50 |
|
|
|
| n : No. of stranded wires N : Conductor
dia |
|
| Concentric, compound and other strandings are available. |
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