A transformer winding in which all the turns are arranged on a bobbin instead of in the form of a disk. Generally used for the high-voltage windings of small transformers.
Precision winding:
• Constant winding ratio
• Winding angle reduces with increasing diameter
• No pattern areas
• Good off-winding characteristics
• High package density
Step precision or digicone winding:
• Almost constant winding angle
• The wind ratio is reduced in steps
• Combines the advantage of random and precision winding
• No pattern areas
• Higher consistent package density
• Perfect unwinding characteristics
• Straight sided packages
Random winding:
• Winding angle is kept constant since the winding ratio reduces with increasing diameter
• Stable packages
• Even density
Pineapple winding:
• Winding traverse reduces to produce packages with tapered edges
• Required for filament winding operations
• All three types of winding applicable
Parallel winding:
• Very high package density
• Thread vertical to package axis
• Relatively short lengths of thread
• Suitable for side unwinding
• No pattern areas 5,6
Ball winding:
• Very easy unwinding
• Winding takes place in 4 stages:
1. Rough base winding
2. Form winding
3. Surface layer winding
4. Circumferencial winding
Skein winding:
• Easy unwinding
• Very small parallel strand of soft twisted thread.
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