Coil structure wound by automatic rotor winding machine

The coil wound by the winding machine is a component that many motors and machinery need to use. The coil is helpful to the generation and transmission of current. The coil is also called the winding of the wire. There are many places where the coil is used or appears a lot more than in the motor and the inductor. In fact, the coil that exists in the circuit refers to an inductive coil, or inductor. It means that the wires are wound one by one through a fixed mold through a fully automatic rotor winding machine. The wires themselves are insulated from each other and are wrapped with insulating sleeves, so after the wires form a coil, they are insulated. Since the insulating sleeve itself is an empty tube with a hollow center, it can contain an iron core or a magnetic powder core, which is referred to as an inductor for short. Inductance can be divided into fixed inductance and variable inductance. Fixed inductance coil is referred to as inductance or coil.

    Such coils are also wound by a fully automatic rotor winding machine, and coils similar to those used in commutator finishing machines and spot welding machines are wound in this way, so in the machinery industry , There is no absolutely independent machinery, only interacting and cooperating machinery groups, this is the main factor for the further development of machinery.