Come visit Rubadue Wire at Electronica 2022 in Munich, Germany. The exhibition runs from November 18-20 at the Trade Fair Center in Messe Munchen. If you'd like a Visitors Pass for the Exhibition Hall, please email us at Sales@Rubadue.com and we will respond to your request. Thank you & look for…Read More
There are three different test methods used for Electric Strength testing and Breakdown Voltage testing on winding wires. This article will give a brief description of each test method and outline the sizes of winding wires that each test method should be used for. First, however, it would be pruden…Read More
For engineers in the transformer industry who are used to working with solid conductor winding wires, the larger diameters and wider tolerances on Litz wires may come as a bit of a shock. With Litz wires, overall diameters are larger and copper density is lower than on a solid conductor equivalent d…Read More
UL certifications for winding wires can be confusing for those that don’t deal with safety certifications on a regular basis. This article will attempt to clarify what those certifications mean and how winding wires can be used based on those certifications. UL certifications for winding wires can…Read More
For many years, IEC 60950-1 and its UL equivalent, UL 60950-1, have served as the governing safety standards for Information Technology Equipment (ITE), or more simply put, consumer electronics and electronic components. As of December 20th, 2020 though, IEC 60950-1 was replaced by IEC 62368-1 and U…Read More
When designing or selecting an insulated winding wire for use in a wound component, it is important to consider all of the following: What is the range of operating temperatures that the product will see in your application? What temperatures will the wire be subjected to in downstream manufac…Read More
When designing or selecting an insulated winding wire for use in a wound component, it is important to consider all of the following: What is the range of operating temperatures that the product will see in your application? What temperatures will the wire be subjected to in downstream manufac…Read More
When designing or selecting an insulated winding wire for use in a wound component, it is important to consider the following: What is the range of operating temperatures that the product will see in your application? What temperatures will the wire be subjected to in downstream manufacturing proces…Read More
I am humbled with the opportunity to announce Maggie Coggswell as Rubadue Wire’s new CSR Supervisor! In Maggie’s time with our sales team as CSR, she has earned this opportunity through her display of passion for process improvement and team development. She has a keen eye for recognizing an opp…Read More
When designing or selecting a Litz wire conductor for use in a winding, it is important to consider which grades of Litz wire are likely to be the most appropriate for your application. Not all Litz wires are created equal, and different grades of magnet wire can offer a variety of advantages…Read More