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Introduction ：
1.External Casing: The casing should be positioned as close as possible to the PIN without wrapping around it. Wrapping the casing can cause issues like empty welding.
2.Internal Casing: Use a flat, 1/2L length bobbin along the wall. The casing must align with the stop wall. Avoid changing the width and material of the margin tape, as these are part of safety regulations related to transformer design.
3.Margin Tape Width: The tape width should generally match the height of the winding to avoid copper wire being improperly stacked. In some cases, if packing is difficult, the width can be reduced to 1/2-3/4 of the winding height, but the winding must still avoid stacking on the false wall.
4.Line Inlet/Outlet Considerations: If the casing affects the inlet and outlet lines, consider skipping the outlet line. Ensure there is enough safe distance to prevent interference with the false wall or copper foil. When necessary, ensure the casing is deep enough into the false wall or select the same width safety bar for consistency.
This version keeps the core details while making the language easier to digest.
1.External Casing: The casing should be positioned as close as possible to the PIN without wrapping around it. Wrapping the casing can cause issues like empty welding.
2.Internal Casing: Use a flat, 1/2L length bobbin along the wall. The casing must align with the stop wall. Avoid changing the width and material of the margin tape, as these are part of safety regulations related to transformer design.
3.Margin Tape Width: The tape width should generally match the height of the winding to avoid copper wire being improperly stacked. In some cases, if packing is difficult, the width can be reduced to 1/2-3/4 of the winding height, but the winding must still avoid stacking on the false wall.
4.Line Inlet/Outlet Considerations: If the casing affects the inlet and outlet lines, consider skipping the outlet line. Ensure there is enough safe distance to prevent interference with the false wall or copper foil. When necessary, ensure the casing is deep enough into the false wall or select the same width safety bar for consistency.
This version keeps the core details while making the language easier to digest.
