koppartrådar
Koppartrådar, also known as copper wires, are electrical conductors made primarily from copper, a highly conductive metal. They are widely used in various applications due to their excellent electrical properties, including low electrical resistance and high thermal conductivity. Copper wires are typically classified by their gauge, which indicates their diameter and current-carrying capacity. Common gauges include AWG (American Wire Gauge) and SWG (Standard Wire Gauge), with smaller numbers indicating larger diameters and higher current capacities.
Copper wires are used extensively in electrical systems for power transmission and distribution. They are also
The production of copper wires involves several steps, including the extraction of copper from its ores, the
Despite their widespread use, copper wires have some limitations. They are relatively expensive compared to other