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| S/NG | SWG 1 | MMZ 1 | 1000YO LB1 | SWG 2 | MMZ 2 | 1000YO LB1 | SWG 3 | MMZ 3 | 1000YO LB3 |
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About Winding Wire Data (SWG – Standard Wire Gauge):
Winding wire ya enameled wire wo wire hota hai jo motors, transformers, inductors, aur coils mein use hota hai. Is wire ki thickness ya diameter ko measure karne ke liye SWG (Standard Wire Gauge) system use kiya jata hai.
| Term | Explanation |
|---|---|
| SWG Number | Ye wire ka gauge number hota hai. Lower number ka matlab mota wire, aur higher number ka matlab patla wire. |
| Diameter (MM) | Wire ka diameter millimeters mein. Zyada diameter ka matlab mota wire. |
| Weight (LB/1000 ft) | Wire ka approximate weight per 1000 feet, jo material ke liye estimate karta hai. |
Example explanation from your data table:
| SWG Group | Gauge Number | Diameter (mm) | Weight (lb per 1000 ft) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group 1 | 1 | 7.35 mm | 2.826 lb |
| Group 2 | 21 | 0.711 mm | 0.013 lb |
| Group 3 | 40 | 0.097 mm | 0.001 lb |
- Gauge 1 (Group 1) is a very thick wire used for heavy current windings.
- Gauge 21 (Group 2) is medium thickness, used for smaller coils or motors.
- Gauge 40 (Group 3) is very thin wire, often for delicate winding like electronics.
Why winding wire size matters?
- Current carrying capacity: Thicker wire carries more current without overheating.
- Resistance: Thinner wire has higher resistance, which affects coil performance.
- Physical space: Thinner wire can fit more turns in limited space, but can carry less current.
Summary in English for winding data:
“Winding wire size is specified by SWG (Standard Wire Gauge). The gauge number inversely relates to wire thickness — smaller gauge means thicker wire. Thickness affects electrical resistance, current capacity, and coil size. Wire diameter is given in millimeters, and weight is provided to estimate material usage.”