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Chokes wound in parallel on same core
I saw some chokes that had three wires bound togetehr at the ends (parallel) and wound five times around a toroidal core. Why would they do that? Doesn't that reduce the inductance? Why not just use one wire?
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Chokes wound in parallel on same core
On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 08:55:50 GMT, ¦¦¦SHAD0W¦¦¦
wrote: I saw some chokes that had three wires bound together at the ends (parallel) and wound five times around a toroidal core. Why would they do that? --- To reduce skin effect and/or fit a higher current winding in the winding window than could be done with a single wire. --- Doesn't that reduce the inductance? --- No --- Why not just use one wire? --- See above -- John Fields Professional Circuit Designer |
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Chokes wound in parallel on same core
probably a manufacturing restriction, winding machine can't handle the heavier wire, etc.
why do you care?? what's important is the coils' performance DR EE "¦¦¦SHAD0W¦¦¦" wrote in message news:qanug.2760$hK6.2535@trndny07... I saw some chokes that had three wires bound togetehr at the ends (parallel) and wound five times around a toroidal core. Why would they do that? Doesn't that reduce the inductance? Why not just use one wire? |
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