Abbreviation for American wire gauge. A standard system for measuring and classifying the thickness of wire conductors; also referred to as the "Brown and Sharpe (B & S)" wire gauge.

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1. Arbitrary waveform generator 2. American Wire Gauge: A measure of wire thickness (which also dictates cross-sectional area, and for a given material, ampacity). Example: 24 AWG wire has a nominal diameter of 0.0201in or 0.511mm. Also called the Brown and Sharpe Wire Gauge. Note that steel wire is measured by a different gauge. AWG only applies t [..]

American Wire Gauge. An American standard which sets the diameter of wire (i.e. 16 gauge wire).

American Wire Gauge

AWG (American Wire Gauge) is a measure of the thickness of wiring - the lower the AWG number, the thicker the wire. Generally, thicker wire can carry electrical current longer distances and is less su [..]

 - American Wire Gauge.

A standard used to measure the size of wire.

American Wire Gage. This term refers to the U.S. standard for wire size.

American Wire Gauge. The standard for measuring wire in America.

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abbreviation for American Wire Gauge.

American Wire Gauge. The standard for measuring wire in America.

Measurement scale for non-ferrous (copper, bronze, etc.) wire.

American wire gauge (AWG) is a standardized nomenclature used to designate the cross-sectional diameter of electrically conducting wire; the cross-sectional area associated with a particular gauge is [..]

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Acronym for American Wire Gauge, a standard for measuring the diameter of wire commonly used in electrical circuits. The higher the AWG number, the smaller the thickness of the conductor. For power ca [..]

Or American Wire Gauge: The standard system used for designating wire diameter.  The lower the AWG, the larger the diameter.  Also called the Brown and Sharpe (B&S) Wire Gauge.

AWG is the U.S. standard measuring gauge for certain conductors, including copper. The higher the AWG number the thinner the wire. This measure stems from the fact that the original measurement represented the number of times the wire was run through a wire machine which thus reduced the diameter of the wire. More Detail

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American Wire Gauge. The standards adopted in the United States for the measurement of wire sizes.

Abbreviation for "American wire gauge". A gauge that assigns a number value to the diameter of a wire.

American Wire Gauge also known as the "Brown and Sharpe" wire gauge, is used in the United States and other countries as a standard method of denoting wire diameter, especially for n [..]

Accepted standard of measure for the diameter of wire or cable. A smaller number gauge represents a larger diameter. e.g. 12 AWG wire is a larger diameter wire than 14 AWG wire.

Abbreviation for Arbitrary Waveform Generator. Abbreviation for American Wire Gauge.

American Wire Gauge. AWG is the U.S. standard for measuring non-iron and non-steel conductors. The term 22 AWG indicates a solid conductor 0.0253 inch (0.643 millimeter) thick.

This term refers to the U.S. standard for wire size.

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American Wire Gauge - A measurement for a wire conductor's thickness, with large numbers meaning small diameter and small numbers meaning large diameter. Common phone & ethernet wiring is [..]

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