coilwinding
Coil winding is the process of forming an electrical winding by wrapping conducting wire around a core or former to create inductors, transformers, electromagnets, and related devices. The arrangement of turns determines inductance, resistance, magnetic coupling, and voltage transformation.
Conductors used are typically copper, with aluminum as an alternative in some applications. Magnet wires are
Winding forms include bobbins, tubes, and various core geometries. Winding methods range from manual, hand-guided winding
Applications span transformers (power, distribution, and audio), inductors and chokes, motors and solenoids, relays, sensors, and
Quality and safety measures involve verifying turn count, DC resistance, insulation resistance, and high-potential testing, along