By Robert Lang View In Digital Edition
Have you ever thought of a project where you needed to position an object with great precision? Maybe you wanted to build a precision milling machine or maybe a computer plotter. My introduction to precision positioning came about from a need to wind wire coils for solenoids. Coils are used for all kinds of electrical applications – from solenoids for electromechanical actuators to coils for electric motors.
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2005-06 Visual Basic source codes, the installation package for the Coil-Winder and the PCB layout
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