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    The NEMA MW-1000 standard describes the necessary minimums
    for insulated magnet wire that is intended for sale in the United States.

    If you were ever curious about the standard it but didn't want to
    cut loose of $160+, NEMA is finally allowing free
    copies of the standard for single user download at:

    http://www.nema.org/stds/mw1000.cfm

    It is around 230 pages and 1200 kilobytes in size.

    What it does do is give wire sizes, insulation abrasion resistances,
    and exact specs about insulation types such as formvar (MW-15C)
    versus solderable poly (MW-26C).

    What it doesn't do is provide info on insulation dielectric constants,
    dielectric strength, and dissipation factor -- stuff you need to guesstimate
    distributed capacitance.

    ...but it's the industry standard and it is now available free=cost of download,
    not free as in free beer.

    -drh
    Last edited by tboy; 04-13-2007, 09:18 PM.
    He who moderates least moderates best.

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    Thank you Dr. for posting this... this is quite a score.

    I had many questions about coil wire, and your post managed to answer most of these in one fell swoop.

    I owe you a beer, or two,
    ken
    www.angeltone.com

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      Originally posted by ken View Post
      Thank you Dr. for posting this... this is quite a score.

      I had many questions about coil wire, and your post managed to answer most of these in one fell swoop.
      You're very welcome.

      There are a few other industry docs that might be useful.
      The MWS Wire technical book has a few good snips in it.
      <http://www.mwswire.com>

      "Permanent Magnet Standards 0100-00" is another.
      You get it where you can find it. I've cached a copy at
      http://www.salvarsan.org/download/0100-00.pdf

      -drh
      He who moderates least moderates best.

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