trådlindad

Trådlindad is a Swedish term that translates to "wire-wound" or "coil-wound" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of electrical components, specifically referring to inductors or coils that are constructed by winding conductive wire around a core. This core can be made of various materials, including ferromagnetic substances like iron or ferrite, or it can be air itself. The purpose of winding the wire is to create a magnetic field when an electric current flows through it, and the specific arrangement and number of turns determine the inductance of the component.

The construction of a trådlindad component is crucial to its performance. Factors such as the gauge of the wire, the diameter of the windings, the length of the coil, and the type of core material all influence its electrical characteristics, including its inductance, resistance, and ability to handle power. These components are fundamental in a wide range of electronic circuits, from power supplies and radio frequency filters to transformers and electric motors. The term emphasizes the physical method of construction, highlighting the winding of wire as the primary manufacturing process.