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Interesting thought but I don't think so.
CSV curves are just higher precision or custom variants of a TCR slope calculation.
In each case... it describes the properties of the wire.
Other than the effect of multiple coils in parallel (and that's a whole other discussion) it doesn't matter what coil head enclosure the wire is in. Or who made it.
Or I could be wrong.
I know of them (CSVs) and what they are and do... but have never used them (no DNAs here).
CSV curves are just higher precision or custom variants of a TCR slope calculation.
In each case... it describes the properties of the wire.
Other than the effect of multiple coils in parallel (and that's a whole other discussion) it doesn't matter what coil head enclosure the wire is in. Or who made it.
Or I could be wrong.
I know of them (CSVs) and what they are and do... but have never used them (no DNAs here).
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with ni200 you can use the default ni200 setting in ecribe.
with the wire type i would go to wire wizard at http://www.steam-engine.org/#coilpower select your wire and it gauge then select dna200 save the text to a .csv file and load it in.
with the wire type i would go to wire wizard at http://www.steam-engine.org/#coilpower select your wire and it gauge then select dna200 save the text to a .csv file and load it in.