A further advantage of perfect layer winding is heat conduction. Generally, scramble-wound coils, due to their poor heat conduction, will be hotter nearer the centre, with detrimental effects upon wire insulation. Tests have shown no noticeable temperature difference between the inside and outside of an orthocyclically wound coil. There are certain circumstances where orthocyclic winding is not possible, paper interleaving for example. Where this is the case, we can perform these winding tasks too.
