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Tesla flat spiral coil


This calculator uses J.C.Maxwell's coaxial circular filaments approximation, as well as multilayer inductor calculator. You can download the cross-platform app Coil64 to calculate Tesla flat spiral coil offline.

on-line Tesla flat spiral coil calculator
Tesla Flat Spiral Coil
ENTER THE INPUT DATA:
Select units:

L =  – Required inductance
Di =  – Coil Inner Diameter
d =  – Wire Diameter    AWG
s =  – Gap between turns

Calculate
RESULT:
N =  – Number of turns
Do =  – Coil Outer Diameter
Lth =  – Required length of wire

This calculator also can be suitable for the calculation of spider coil. Tesla flat spiral coil calculator

 

There is the handbook formula for calculating flat coil  (Harold A. Wheeler):

L (uH) = r^2 * N^2 / (8 * r + 11 * w)

  • L = Inductance µH
  • r = average winding radius in inches
  • w = width of winding (in inches)
  • N = number of turns

 This formula is used in the calculators linking below.


Other calculators:

 
 
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