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What is the meaning of enamelled wire?

The structure of enameled wire is very simple, consisting of conductor and insulating layer. Because of its high dielectric strength, small footprint and good heat dissipation, it is widely used as a coil winding in motors and transformers.

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Common enameled wires can be divided into the following categories:

Whether it is self-adhesive Self-adhesive enameled wire
Non-self-adhesive enameled wire
Conductor material Enameled copper wire (Copper)
Enameled Aluminum Wire (AL)
Copper Clad Aluminum Enameled Wire (CCA)
Conductor shape round wire
flat wire
Wire gauge Conventional enameled wire (usually enameled wire with a diameter of 0.6 mm or more)
Micro enameled wire (usually enameled wire with a diameter of 0.6 mm or less)
use General purpose enameled wire
Special enameled wire (such as corona resistance, refrigerant resistance, high pressure resistance, etc.)
Paint film material Polyester enameled wire
Polyurethane enameled wire
Polyimide enameled wire, etc.
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