Käämivikojan
Käämivikojan is a Finnish term that translates to "coil fault" or "winding defect." It refers to a problem or anomaly within the windings of an electrical component, such as a motor, transformer, or inductor. These windings are typically made of conductive wire, often copper, that are wound around a core to create magnetic fields.
Coil faults can manifest in various ways, including short circuits between adjacent turns of wire, open circuits
The consequences of käämivikojan depend on the severity and type of the fault. A minor defect might
Diagnosis of käämivikojan often involves electrical testing methods like resistance measurements, inductance measurements, and insulation resistance