kierrejohdin
Kierrejohdin is a Finnish term that translates to "screw conductor" or "spiral conductor." It refers to a type of electrical conductor where the individual wires are twisted or wound around a central core. This construction can offer several advantages over simple, untwisted wires.
One primary benefit of a kierrejohdin is its increased flexibility. The spiraling of the wires allows the
Another advantage can be improved electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). When conductors carrying alternating currents are twisted together,
The term kierrejohdin encompasses a range of constructions, from simple twisted pairs to more complex stranded