A de-gausing metallic enclosure (5) surrounds the copper strip windings.

Stick the copper tape down along the circuit lines.

To avoid this, take a copper tape - this will be the second winding of three strips of copper.

Together with the copper tape, the core is wrapped with thermal paper.

Each group of electrode elements is respectively connected to an electroconductive element, for example, self-adhesive copper tape.

BM-Cu100 / Copper tape 100m long - 18mm wide and 0.1mm thick

And now they can have them all on a pair of glasses in one spot.

Make sure that the two lines of copper tape are not touching

Cut pieces of copper tape to the length of each of the circuit lines.

Connect the cans with copper tape so that there were no open spaces.

By this method, each piece of glass is wrapped up with a copper tape then assembled by soldering.

(For copper foil you'll see your materials usage on the Construction Cost page.)

This process, although still dominant today, is not the only one in use: other techniques exist, such as copper ribbon, also known as the Tiffany method.

The tape article is preferable made of copper or aluminum.

A de-gausing metallic enclosure (5) surrounds the copper strip windings.