CPolyester Enameled Wire (PEW) is a type of enameled or winding wire used in a variety of electrical applications.Parameters of PEW Electro Magnetic Copper Wire can vary according to specific requirements and standards. 

However, the following are some of the common parameters associated with PEW copper wire:
Wire Diameter (Gauge): The diameter of the copper wire is a crucial parameter. It is usually specified in gauge or millimeters.


Temperature Rating: PEW wires are designed to operate at specific temperature levels. The temperature level is indicated by a letter code, e.g. B, F, H, etc.. Each letter corresponds to the maximum allowable temperature for continuous operation.
Class B (130°C)
Class F (155°C)
Class H (180°C)
Insulation thickness: The thickness of the enameled insulation on copper wire is an important parameter. It is usually specified in microns or millimeters.

Tensile Strength: Tensile strength measures the ability of a wire to resist breaking under tension. It is expressed in megapascals (MPa) or pounds per square inch (psi).

Elongation: Elongation represents the ability of a wire to stretch without breaking. It is expressed as a percentage.

Copper Content: The percentage of copper in the wire can be specified to ensure the desired conductivity.

Color: Lightwave wire may be available in a variety of colors. Colors are usually selected based on industry standards or specific application requirements.

Flexibility: The flexibility of the wire is important, especially in applications where the wire needs to be bent or twisted. It is often expressed in terms of bend radius.

Voltage Rating: The maximum voltage that a wire can withstand without breakdown is an important parameter. It is usually specified in volts.

Conductor Type: PEW wire is usually made of copper, but specific types of copper (e.g. oxygen-free copper) can be specified for certain applications.

It is important to note that these parameters may need to comply with industry standards, such as those set by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) or the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). In addition, specific applications may have unique requirements and may require customized parameters accordingly. Always refer to the manufacturer's datasheet or specifications for accurate and detailed information on the parameters of Light Energy Wave Electromagnetic Copper Wire.