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电线电阻与电压降

单位长度电线电阻、电压降计算和导体选型。

electricalwireresistance计算器

概述

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电线电阻决定电流流过导体时损失多少电压。为电路选择正确的线规取决于允许的电压降、导体材料、导线长度和工作温度。本页面涵盖关键公式、常见线径的参考电阻值和实用设计指南。

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关键公式

导体的电阻:

R=ρLAR = \frac{\rho \cdot L}{A}

电压降(单相,单向):

ΔV=IR\Delta V = I \cdot R

电压降(单相,往返):

ΔV=2IR\Delta V = 2 \cdot I \cdot R

温度 T 下的电阻:

RT=R20[1+α(T20)]R_T = R_{20} \left[ 1 + \alpha \left( T - 20 \right) \right]

变量

符号说明单位
R电阻Ω
ρ导体材料电阻率Ω·m
L导体长度m
A横截面积
I电流A
ΔV电压降V
α电阻温度系数1/°C
T工作温度°C
R₂₀20 °C 下的电阻Ω

计算器

导线电阻与电压降

Conductor Resistivity

10
电阻率 and temperature coefficients of common conductor materials at 20 °C
材料
电阻率 (Ω·m)
(1/°C)
Copper (annealed)1.72e-80.00393
2.82e-80.00403
Brass6.4e-80.0015
Constantan4.9e-70.00002
Gold2.44e-80.0034
Nichrome0.00000110.0004
Platinum1.06e-70.00392
Silver1.59e-80.0038
Tungsten5.6e-80.0045
Steel1.43e-70.003

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AWG Wire Resistance

12
电阻 per 1000 m for copper conductors at 20 °C
面积 (mm²)
电阻 (Cu) (Ω/km)
180.82320.95
161.3113.17
142.088.286
123.315.211
105.263.277
88.372.061
613.31.296
421.20.815
233.60.513
1/053.50.322
2/067.40.256
4/01070.161

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Resistance vs Temperature for Copper

铜 电阻 Multiplier vs 温度

单位换算器

Electrical 导线 电阻 单位 转换器

Interactive Wire Resistance Chart

Electric 导线 电阻 - AWG 线规

Electric 导线 电阻 vs 直径

Electric 导线 电阻 vs Cross-Sectional 面积

原始源图

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Resistance in electric wire - Copper, Aluminum, Brass, Constantan, Nichrome, Platinum, Silver and Tungsten - AWG Gauge Resistance in electric wire - Copper, Aluminum, Brass, Constantan, Nichrome, Platinum, Silver and Tungsten (Diameter mm)) Resistance in electric wire - Copper, Aluminum, Brass, Constantan, Nichrome, Platinum, Silver and Tungsten (Diameter mm))

工程要点

  • Voltage drop limits: National electrical codes commonly limit voltage drop to 3 % on branch circuits and 5 % total (feeder plus branch). Always verify local requirements.
  • Temperature correction: Wire resistance increases roughly 0.4 % per °C rise for copper. At elevated operating temperatures, apply the temperature correction formula or the chart factor above.
  • Aluminum vs copper: Aluminum has about 61 % the conductivity of copper, so an aluminum conductor needs roughly 1.6 times the cross-sectional area to match copper resistance.
  • Skin effect: At higher frequencies, current crowds toward the conductor surface, effectively increasing resistance. The values above apply to DC or low-frequency (50/60 Hz) power distribution for solid conductors.
  • Parallel conductors: When multiple conductors share a load in parallel, ensure equal lengths and terminations to avoid uneven current sharing.
  • Stranded wire: Total cross-sectional area determines resistance regardless of strand count; stranded wire has the same resistance as a solid wire of equal total area.

参考资料