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How can I wind magnetic wire around a half sphere so that I end up with closed loops?
How can I wind magnetic wire around a half sphere so that I end up with individual closed loops?
There may be a better way to accomplish this so any suggestions would help a great deal.
The way I would attack this is... starting with my half sphere that has a pin installed at the apex, wind magnetic wire around it spinning the half sphere until I have the desired wraps. Once this is done remove the pin so that I can insert a scroll saw blade equal to the pins' diameter. Following a straight line cut through the coiled wire exiting out to the outer perimeter. Insert/solder a copper shim into the new slot effectively closing each wire creating a local-bus.
Well that my best shot, what do you think?
How can I wind magnetic wire around a half sphere so that I end up with individual closed loops?
There may be a better way to accomplish this so any suggestions would help a great deal.
The way I would attack this is... starting with my half sphere that has a pin installed at the apex, wind magnetic wire around it spinning the half sphere until I have the desired wraps. Once this is done remove the pin so that I can insert a scroll saw blade equal to the pins' diameter. Following a straight line cut through the coiled wire exiting out to the outer perimeter. Insert/solder a copper shim into the new slot effectively closing each wire creating a local-bus.
Well that my best shot, what do you think?
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