Wire wound into a solenoid or a motor winding or packed tightly into a conduit will heat up more than wire in open air.
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The barrel construction consisted of a liner in an inner tube ( A ) which was wire wound with many miles of flat wire.
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PA United Electric Supply, Harrisburg, won a $ 452, 795 contract from the Defense Supply Center, Columbus, Ohio, to provide non-precision, wire wound, variable resistors.
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An AC FCL is usually made from wire wound non-inductively; otherwise the inductance of the device would create an extra constant power loss on the system.
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FL-boats were driven by internal combustion engines, and controlled remotely from a shore station through several miles of wire wound on a spool on the boat.
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Using a resistor of the value that will give you the Watt per second that you need, is probably easier for low temperature-see section " wire wound ".
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Traditional inductive position sensors typically comprise a metal rod or rotor that moves relative to a set of wire wound coils which are energised with an AC signal.
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Classical guitar strings once made of catgut are now made of such polymers as nylon, with fine silver wire wound about the acoustically lower ( bass side ) strings.
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In 1922, the problem was finally solved by Leslie Large, an engineer working at Bulpitt & Sons of Birmingham who designed an element of wire wound around a core and sheathed in a metal tube.
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One simple design consists of two 4.7 pF ceramic capacitors and two simple air-core inductor coils ( 4 turns of 20 AWG copper wire wound using a 6 mm drill bit as a form ).
