Does magnet wire always have to be used in the production of solenoids

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Magnet wire is essential in the production of solenoids and transformers to ensure optimal functionality. The discussion confirms that copper, a diamagnetic material, is typically used for these applications. For high-performance devices, incorporating a ferromagnetic core, such as iron or ferrite, is standard practice to enhance efficiency and performance.

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Does magnet wirealways have to be used in the production of solenoids or Transmformers?
 
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yes .. if you want it to work half way decent
 
The wires used to produce solenoid and transformers are usually copper, that is diamagnetic.
For high performance devices it is usual to use a ferromagnetic core (iron, ferrite, ...)
 

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