Hey guys,
I have another noob question. In my text, there is an AWG chart which shows resistances per 1k ft and CM for many different gauges. It gives some formulas, explains that for a given voltage, a larger wire can carry more current, because it has less resistance than a smaller wire. OK, easy enough, I get that.
But it doesn't really get into voltage ratings specifically.
Let's say I have a piece of wire, and it's rated at, say, 500v. If I take another piece of the same kind of wire and twist the two together, have I just created a wire capable of handling 1kv? Maybe not quite double (perhaps dependent upon the gauge)?
I'll google this later, figured I'd ask here first.