I used up the limited supply of .3 mm wire that came with my wind
-it-yourself brushless motor kit, What size wire is this in the AWG scheme? The conversion sites seem fine if you are converting ordinary measurements but can't find wire guage.
Ed
I would guess it would be 22 AWG. Here is a table up to or should I say down to 20 AWG.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: American Wire Gauge Conversion Tables.pdf | |Download:
Ed-
0.3 mm is about 11.8 mils AWG 29 is 11.26 mil AWG 28 is 12.64 milPretty small stuff, must be a pain to wind a stator with it. Hmmm....on the order of 30 turns each on a 12 pole stator.....I think I'll buy one rather than go dizzy trying see what I'm doing and to keep count!
Abel
Ed
If you check out the Belden Wire and Cable Website:
You'll find that .3mm wire is half way between 28 and 29 gage solid wire.
BTW, stranded of the same size is listed as 30 gage.
I know that the US wire gage and sheet gage systems are very confusing, but it's done that way for a very good reason. Job security! How else could us Electro-Mechanical Designer types stay employed?
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