CA1075329A - Terminals for coil bobbin - Google Patents
Terminals for coil bobbinInfo
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- CA1075329A CA1075329A CA265,677A CA265677A CA1075329A CA 1075329 A CA1075329 A CA 1075329A CA 265677 A CA265677 A CA 265677A CA 1075329 A CA1075329 A CA 1075329A
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Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
Terminals for a coil bobbin comprising a flange plate mounted on one end of a coil bobbin and provided with notches of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and another flange plate spaced from said flange plate and pro-vided with holes of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and terminals elements each composed of a pin formed into a substantially U-shape and pressed into between said flange plates with an extremity thereof passing through said hole.
Terminals for a coil bobbin comprising a flange plate mounted on one end of a coil bobbin and provided with notches of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and another flange plate spaced from said flange plate and pro-vided with holes of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and terminals elements each composed of a pin formed into a substantially U-shape and pressed into between said flange plates with an extremity thereof passing through said hole.
Description
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The present invention relates to terminals for a coil bobbin. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a small transformer which is provided with a required number of terminal pins securely mounted to a flange of the bobbin itself, is capable of preventing coil leads from breaking, further is improved in the assembly and working efficiency.
One of the conventional terminals mounted on a coil bobbin is composed of a pin partially deformed by pressing which is affixed by caulking in a terminal hole provided in a flange plate of a coil bobbin. In an another conventional method the terminal pins are spacedly arranged between a pair of insulat-: ing paper tapes which are mutually adhered by an adhesive mater-~; ial to fix said terminal pins, and said insulating paper tapes wi-th thus arranged terminal pins are mounted by means of an adhesive tape on the outer periphery of a coil. The former method, however, is associated with a drawback that the terminals pins may come off from the pin holes when said pins are subjected to vibration or tension. Also the latter method is associated with a drawback that the terminal pins cannot be easily inserted into the holes of a print circuit board etc. due to rather irregular arrangement of said pins resulting from insufficient fixation thereof, and that the considerably large exposed por-- tions of terminals pins may result in undesirable contact with or short-circuiting of other wirings.
According to the present invention there are provided terminals for a coil bobbin comprising a flange plate mounted on one end of a coil bobbin and provided with notches of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, an another flange plate spaced from said flange plate and provided with holes of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and terminals elements each composed of a pin formed . . ..
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into a substantially U-shape and pressed into between said flange plates with an extremity thereof passing through said hole.
The present invention this provides terminals which can be assuredly fixed on a coil bobbin and permit easy mounting on a print circuit board or the like, thus avoiding the above-mentioned drawbacks.
The present invention also provides a method for pro-ducing terminals for a coil bobbin comprising placing a plura-lity of pins respectively on notches provided on a flange plate provided on one end of a tubular portion of a coil bobbin, said notches being of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals and further respectively through holes provided on an another flange plate spaced from aforementioned flange plate, - said holes being of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals forming said pins into a substantially lateral U-shape by means of a pressing machine, and of bending a free end part of one of the arms of said U-shape of said pins where the coil lead wires are to be connected towards the other arm of said U-shape.
The present invention will be further illustrated by way of the accompanying drawings in which:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a coil bobbin provided with terminals of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a cross sectional view of a coil bobbin pro-vided with terminals of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an another embodiment of the terminals of the present invention; and Fig. ~A, Fig. 4B and Fig. 4C are partial cross sec-tional views of the method for producing terminals.
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Referring to Figs. 1 and 2 showing an embodiment of the present invention applied to a small transformer, ~he coil bobbin 10 composed of a plastic material for winding coils there-on consists of a rectangular tube 18 provided on both ends there-- of with flange plates 11 and 12. An another flange plate 13 is provided below the flange plate 12 and connected to the coil bobbin 10. Between said flange plates 12 and 13 there are provided partitions 15 in a number corresponding to the number of required terminals. Said flange plate 12 is provided with notches 14 of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals, while said ~lange plate 13 is provided with holes 16 for passing pins each corresponding to said recesses 14. The terminals are composed of pins 17 which are formed into a substantially U~shape and pressed in between said flange plates 12 and 13 and of which extremities are made to pass through said holes 16. Said pins 17 are bent somewhat down-wards at the other extremities to facilitate connection of the coil wires.
Referring to Fig. 3 showing an another embodiment of the present invention applied to a solenoid or relay, the coil body 20 is composed of a tubular portion 21 which is provided on one end thereof with a disc-shaped flange plate 22 and on the other end thereof with a cylindrical terminal mounting portion 23. Said terminal mounting portion 23 is provided with recesses 24 of a number corresponding to the number of required : .
terminals, each of said recesses being provided with a notch 25 on the lower part thereof and a hole 26 for passing a pin on the upper part thereof. The terminals are composed of pins 27 which are formed in a substantially U-shape and pressed into said recesses 24 in such a manner that the extremities of said pins pass through said holes 26. The other extremities of pins at the notches are bent somewhat upward to facilitate connection of the coil wires.
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Fig. 4 shows the method of mounting a terminal on the coil bobbin. In Fig. 4A showing the initial state of terminal mounting, a pin 35 is placed over the notch 33 in the flange plate 31 and through the hole 34 of the another flange plate 32. Fig. 4B shows a state wherein the pin 35 is formed into a substantially U~shape between the flange plates by pressing said pin in lateral direction by means for example of a pressing machine. Fig. 4C shows a state wherein an extremity of said pin 35 is bent downwards by pressing said extremity downward in order to facilitate the connection of coil wires.
According to the present invention thus far explained, it is rendered possible to assuredly mount terminals on a coil bobbin without the danger of falling off of terminals by vibration or tension or of shortcircuiting with other circuits, and also to mount the coil in close contact with a print circuit board or the like, thus facilitating the assembly of circuitry.
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The present invention relates to terminals for a coil bobbin. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a small transformer which is provided with a required number of terminal pins securely mounted to a flange of the bobbin itself, is capable of preventing coil leads from breaking, further is improved in the assembly and working efficiency.
One of the conventional terminals mounted on a coil bobbin is composed of a pin partially deformed by pressing which is affixed by caulking in a terminal hole provided in a flange plate of a coil bobbin. In an another conventional method the terminal pins are spacedly arranged between a pair of insulat-: ing paper tapes which are mutually adhered by an adhesive mater-~; ial to fix said terminal pins, and said insulating paper tapes wi-th thus arranged terminal pins are mounted by means of an adhesive tape on the outer periphery of a coil. The former method, however, is associated with a drawback that the terminals pins may come off from the pin holes when said pins are subjected to vibration or tension. Also the latter method is associated with a drawback that the terminal pins cannot be easily inserted into the holes of a print circuit board etc. due to rather irregular arrangement of said pins resulting from insufficient fixation thereof, and that the considerably large exposed por-- tions of terminals pins may result in undesirable contact with or short-circuiting of other wirings.
According to the present invention there are provided terminals for a coil bobbin comprising a flange plate mounted on one end of a coil bobbin and provided with notches of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, an another flange plate spaced from said flange plate and provided with holes of a number corresponding to the number of necessary terminals, and terminals elements each composed of a pin formed . . ..
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into a substantially U-shape and pressed into between said flange plates with an extremity thereof passing through said hole.
The present invention this provides terminals which can be assuredly fixed on a coil bobbin and permit easy mounting on a print circuit board or the like, thus avoiding the above-mentioned drawbacks.
The present invention also provides a method for pro-ducing terminals for a coil bobbin comprising placing a plura-lity of pins respectively on notches provided on a flange plate provided on one end of a tubular portion of a coil bobbin, said notches being of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals and further respectively through holes provided on an another flange plate spaced from aforementioned flange plate, - said holes being of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals forming said pins into a substantially lateral U-shape by means of a pressing machine, and of bending a free end part of one of the arms of said U-shape of said pins where the coil lead wires are to be connected towards the other arm of said U-shape.
The present invention will be further illustrated by way of the accompanying drawings in which:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a coil bobbin provided with terminals of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a cross sectional view of a coil bobbin pro-vided with terminals of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an another embodiment of the terminals of the present invention; and Fig. ~A, Fig. 4B and Fig. 4C are partial cross sec-tional views of the method for producing terminals.
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Referring to Figs. 1 and 2 showing an embodiment of the present invention applied to a small transformer, ~he coil bobbin 10 composed of a plastic material for winding coils there-on consists of a rectangular tube 18 provided on both ends there-- of with flange plates 11 and 12. An another flange plate 13 is provided below the flange plate 12 and connected to the coil bobbin 10. Between said flange plates 12 and 13 there are provided partitions 15 in a number corresponding to the number of required terminals. Said flange plate 12 is provided with notches 14 of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals, while said ~lange plate 13 is provided with holes 16 for passing pins each corresponding to said recesses 14. The terminals are composed of pins 17 which are formed into a substantially U~shape and pressed in between said flange plates 12 and 13 and of which extremities are made to pass through said holes 16. Said pins 17 are bent somewhat down-wards at the other extremities to facilitate connection of the coil wires.
Referring to Fig. 3 showing an another embodiment of the present invention applied to a solenoid or relay, the coil body 20 is composed of a tubular portion 21 which is provided on one end thereof with a disc-shaped flange plate 22 and on the other end thereof with a cylindrical terminal mounting portion 23. Said terminal mounting portion 23 is provided with recesses 24 of a number corresponding to the number of required : .
terminals, each of said recesses being provided with a notch 25 on the lower part thereof and a hole 26 for passing a pin on the upper part thereof. The terminals are composed of pins 27 which are formed in a substantially U-shape and pressed into said recesses 24 in such a manner that the extremities of said pins pass through said holes 26. The other extremities of pins at the notches are bent somewhat upward to facilitate connection of the coil wires.
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Fig. 4 shows the method of mounting a terminal on the coil bobbin. In Fig. 4A showing the initial state of terminal mounting, a pin 35 is placed over the notch 33 in the flange plate 31 and through the hole 34 of the another flange plate 32. Fig. 4B shows a state wherein the pin 35 is formed into a substantially U~shape between the flange plates by pressing said pin in lateral direction by means for example of a pressing machine. Fig. 4C shows a state wherein an extremity of said pin 35 is bent downwards by pressing said extremity downward in order to facilitate the connection of coil wires.
According to the present invention thus far explained, it is rendered possible to assuredly mount terminals on a coil bobbin without the danger of falling off of terminals by vibration or tension or of shortcircuiting with other circuits, and also to mount the coil in close contact with a print circuit board or the like, thus facilitating the assembly of circuitry.
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Claims (5)
PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. Terminals and a coil bobbin comprising a flange plate provided on one end of the tubular portion of a coil bobbin and provided with notches of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals, another flange plate spaced from said flange plate and provided with holes for passing terminal pins of a number corresponding to the number of required terminals, and terminal elements each composed of a pin formed into a sub-stantially U-shape and pressed in between said flange plates with an end passing through said hole.
2. Terminals and a coil bobbin according to the claim 1 wherein said coil bobbin is a coil bobbin for a small trans-former.
3. Terminals and a coil bobbin according to the claim 1 wherein said coil bobbin is a coil bobbin for a solenoid.
4. Terminals and a coil bobbin according to the claim 1 wherein said coil bobbin is a coil bobbin for a relay.
5. A method for producing terminals for a coil bobbin comprising placing a plurality of pins respectively on notches provided on a flange plate provided on one end of a tubular por-tion of a coil bobbin, said notches being of a number correspond-ing to the number of required terminals and further respectively through holes provided on an another flange plate spaced from aforementioned flange plate said holes being of a number corres-ponding to the number of required terminals forming said pins into a substantially lateral U-shape by means of a pressing machine, and of bending a free end part of one of the arms of said U-shape of said pins where the coil lead wires are to be connected towards the other arm of said U-shape.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| CA265,677A CA1075329A (en) | 1976-11-15 | 1976-11-15 | Terminals for coil bobbin |
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| CA265,677A CA1075329A (en) | 1976-11-15 | 1976-11-15 | Terminals for coil bobbin |
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| CA1075329A true CA1075329A (en) | 1980-04-08 |
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| CA265,677A Expired CA1075329A (en) | 1976-11-15 | 1976-11-15 | Terminals for coil bobbin |
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