GB2171562A - A coil body for a high-voltage winding - Google Patents

A coil body for a high-voltage winding Download PDF

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GB2171562A
GB2171562A GB08603124A GB8603124A GB2171562A GB 2171562 A GB2171562 A GB 2171562A GB 08603124 A GB08603124 A GB 08603124A GB 8603124 A GB8603124 A GB 8603124A GB 2171562 A GB2171562 A GB 2171562A
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01FMAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
    • H01F5/00Coils
    • H01F5/02Coils wound on non-magnetic supports, e.g. formers
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01FMAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
    • H01F5/00Coils
    • H01F5/02Coils wound on non-magnetic supports, e.g. formers
    • H01F2005/022Coils wound on non-magnetic supports, e.g. formers wound on formers with several winding chambers separated by flanges, e.g. for high voltage applications

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  • Power Engineering (AREA)
  • Insulating Of Coils (AREA)
  • Ignition Installations For Internal Combustion Engines (AREA)
  • Insulation, Fastening Of Motor, Generator Windings (AREA)

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A coil body for a high-voltage winding has the form of a hollow cylinder with circumferential groove- like winding chambers 4 defined by partition walls 5. The chambers 4 contain windings 6 connected in series. For the winding wire 7 to pass from one chamber to another, an opening 8 is provided whose depth (t) is smaller than the height (h) of the partition wall. The wire passes through the opening from the region of the upper edge of the partition wall to the base area, with the wire supported by a supporting face 11, whose height (a) gradually decreases. The supporting face is formed by reducing the wall thickness towards the opening on either side thus providing an optimum passage of the winding wire 7 through the opening 8, even if winding is carried out mechanically. <IMAGE>

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SPECIFICATION A coil body for a high-voltage winding The invention relates to a coil body for a high voltage winding, and in particular, but not exclusively, to a coil body for the secondary winding of a motor vehicle ignition coil.
A similar type of coil body is already known (from German Utility Model No. 83 17 447.8), in which, however, the winding groups touch each other through openings or can approach one another to within a very short distance, thus not excluding the possibility of electric spark-overs. The winding wire can also take an undesired course when passing through the openings, for example by buckling against other windings. Finally, the problem of guiding the wire as it passes through the opening has not been optimally solved in the known coil body.
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a coil body for a high-voltage winding, the coil body comprising insulating material in the form of a hollow body having two open end faces, and which is further provided with external, circumferential groove-like winding chambers, which chambers are defined laterally by partition walls, the winding chambers each containing one of a plurality of winding groups which are connected electrically in series, an opening being provided in the intermediate partition wall for the passage of the winding wire from one winding chamber to another winding chamber, the depth of which opening is smaller than the height of the partition wall, wherein the course of the wire through the opening runs from the region of the upper edge of the partition wall to the base area of the partition wall, the wire being supported by a supporting face, the height of which face gradually decreases, the supporting face in the base area of the partition wall being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening, the supporting face in the region of the upper edge of the partition wall also being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening.
This provides a coil body which satisfactorily avoids the above-mentioned disadvantages.
By way of example only, a specific embodiment of the present invention will now be described, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Fig. 1 is a side view of a coil body according to the present invention; and Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 are enlarged views of the portion of coil body with a winding wire passing therethrough.
The coil body illustrated is intended for accommodating a high-voltage winding 1, in particular the secondary winding of an ignition coil belonging to a motor vehicle. The coil body is made of an insulating material preferably of polycarbonate having 20% glass fibres as filling material. In the disassembled state, it is in the form of a hollow body with two open end faces 2, 3.
Circumferential groove-type winding chambers 4 are provided on the outer periphery and are limited laterally by partition wall 5. The winding 1 is subdivided into winding groups 6 which are electrically connected in series, one of which is located in each of the winding chambers 4. For the winding wire 7 to pass from one winding chamber 4 to another winding chamber 4, there is a notch-type opening 8 in the intermediate partition wall 5, the depth t of which is smaller than the height h of the partition wall. For reasons of stability, the openings 8 in two adjacent partition walls are offset at an angle of 1800 in the peripheral direction of the coil body.The winding wire 7 commences in the opening in the region of the upper edge 9 of the partition wall and leads, in approximate continuation of the winding direction, to the base area 10 of the partition wall.
The winding wire is at the same time supported by a supporting face 1 1,whose height a gradually decreases, resulting in an inclined plane surface between the upper edge 9 of the partition wall and the base area 10. The supporting face 11 in the base area 10 of the partition wall 4 arises from the fact thatthe thickness b of the partition wall 4, which tapers somewhat towards the top, is reduced towards the opening 8, and this reduction 13 takes place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire 7 passes through the opening.
The application of these measures produces a favourable course for the winding wire 7 in the region of the opening 8 and reliably prevents the adjacent winding groups 4 from touching each other or the winding wire 7 from passing through the opening 8, and thus causing electric spark-overs.
1. A coil body for a high-voltage winding, the coil body comprising insulating material in the form of a hollow body having two open end faces, and which is further provided with external, circumferential groove-like winding chambers, which chambers are defined laterally by partition walls, the winding chambers each containing one of a plurality of winding groups which are connected electrically in series, an opening being provided in the intermediate partition wall for the passage of the winding wire from one winding chamber to another winding chamber, the depth of which opening is smaller than the height of the partition wall, wherein the course of the wire through the opening runs from the region of the upper edge of the partition wall to the base area of the partition wall, the wire being supported by a supporting face, the height of which face gradually decreases, the supporting face in the base area of the partition wall being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening, the supporting face in the region of the upper edge of the partition wall also being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall
**WARNING** end of DESC field may overlap start of CLMS **.

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**WARNING** start of CLMS field may overlap end of DESC **. SPECIFICATION A coil body for a high-voltage winding The invention relates to a coil body for a high voltage winding, and in particular, but not exclusively, to a coil body for the secondary winding of a motor vehicle ignition coil. A similar type of coil body is already known (from German Utility Model No. 83 17 447.8), in which, however, the winding groups touch each other through openings or can approach one another to within a very short distance, thus not excluding the possibility of electric spark-overs. The winding wire can also take an undesired course when passing through the openings, for example by buckling against other windings. Finally, the problem of guiding the wire as it passes through the opening has not been optimally solved in the known coil body. In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a coil body for a high-voltage winding, the coil body comprising insulating material in the form of a hollow body having two open end faces, and which is further provided with external, circumferential groove-like winding chambers, which chambers are defined laterally by partition walls, the winding chambers each containing one of a plurality of winding groups which are connected electrically in series, an opening being provided in the intermediate partition wall for the passage of the winding wire from one winding chamber to another winding chamber, the depth of which opening is smaller than the height of the partition wall, wherein the course of the wire through the opening runs from the region of the upper edge of the partition wall to the base area of the partition wall, the wire being supported by a supporting face, the height of which face gradually decreases, the supporting face in the base area of the partition wall being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening, the supporting face in the region of the upper edge of the partition wall also being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening. This provides a coil body which satisfactorily avoids the above-mentioned disadvantages. By way of example only, a specific embodiment of the present invention will now be described, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Fig. 1 is a side view of a coil body according to the present invention; and Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 are enlarged views of the portion of coil body with a winding wire passing therethrough. The coil body illustrated is intended for accommodating a high-voltage winding 1, in particular the secondary winding of an ignition coil belonging to a motor vehicle. The coil body is made of an insulating material preferably of polycarbonate having 20% glass fibres as filling material. In the disassembled state, it is in the form of a hollow body with two open end faces 2, 3. Circumferential groove-type winding chambers 4 are provided on the outer periphery and are limited laterally by partition wall 5. The winding 1 is subdivided into winding groups 6 which are electrically connected in series, one of which is located in each of the winding chambers 4. For the winding wire 7 to pass from one winding chamber 4 to another winding chamber 4, there is a notch-type opening 8 in the intermediate partition wall 5, the depth t of which is smaller than the height h of the partition wall. For reasons of stability, the openings 8 in two adjacent partition walls are offset at an angle of 1800 in the peripheral direction of the coil body.The winding wire 7 commences in the opening in the region of the upper edge 9 of the partition wall and leads, in approximate continuation of the winding direction, to the base area 10 of the partition wall. The winding wire is at the same time supported by a supporting face 1 1,whose height a gradually decreases, resulting in an inclined plane surface between the upper edge 9 of the partition wall and the base area 10. The supporting face 11 in the base area 10 of the partition wall 4 arises from the fact thatthe thickness b of the partition wall 4, which tapers somewhat towards the top, is reduced towards the opening 8, and this reduction 13 takes place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire 7 passes through the opening. The application of these measures produces a favourable course for the winding wire 7 in the region of the opening 8 and reliably prevents the adjacent winding groups 4 from touching each other or the winding wire 7 from passing through the opening 8, and thus causing electric spark-overs. CLAIMS
1. A coil body for a high-voltage winding, the coil body comprising insulating material in the form of a hollow body having two open end faces, and which is further provided with external, circumferential groove-like winding chambers, which chambers are defined laterally by partition walls, the winding chambers each containing one of a plurality of winding groups which are connected electrically in series, an opening being provided in the intermediate partition wall for the passage of the winding wire from one winding chamber to another winding chamber, the depth of which opening is smaller than the height of the partition wall, wherein the course of the wire through the opening runs from the region of the upper edge of the partition wall to the base area of the partition wall, the wire being supported by a supporting face, the height of which face gradually decreases, the supporting face in the base area of the partition wall being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening, the supporting face in the region of the upper edge of the partition wall also being formed by the thickness of the partition wall being reduced towards the opening, the reduction taking place from the side of the wall from which the winding wire passes through the opening.
2. A coil body as claimed in claim 1, wherein the coil body is for the secondary winding of a motor vehicle ignition coil.
3. A coil body as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the coil body comprises polycarbonate.
4. A coil body as claimed in claim 3, wherein the coil body further comprises glass fibre.
5. A coil body for a-high-voltage winding, substantially as herein described, with reference to, and as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
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