Fig. 1. Structure of core and guide wire
Fig. 2. Concept design for the proposed coating equipment
Fig. 3. Tension control unit
Fig. 4. Teflon coating equipment
Fig. 5. Heat treatment device
Fig. 6. Schematic diagram of axially moving wire
Fig. 7. Vibration according to time
Fig. 8. Maximum variation of axially moving wire
Fig. 9. Vibration properties
Fig. 10. Determine the design parameters
Fig. 11. Thickness of coated wire
Table 1. Estimated parameters for vibration
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