JP2009273229A - Coil winder - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a coil winder by which each conductor is wound with roughly equal tension around a spool, without damaging the insulating film of the conductor, being suitable for the high-speed revolution of a flier. <P>SOLUTION: The coil winder 10 includes a bobbin 20, a flier 30, a clamp, a spool 90, and a coil inserting jig 110. This is constituted to hook the conductor W on a roller around the flier and keep it with a clamp, and to wind the conductor W, in a position under the bobbin 20, around the spool 90 by the rotation of the flier 30. The rollers of the flier 30 are provided in plural numbers, and the rotating axes of individual rollers incline in different directions, and the conductor is led out roughly parallel with the plane of rotation of the bobbin 20 from the bobbin 20, and is hooked on the plurality of rollers, and the conductor is turned in a path that is roughly parallel with the plane of rotation of the bobbin 20 and is lower by a predetermined height than the lead-out path, and is kept with the clamp, and the turn-up of the conductor W is wound around the spool 90 by the rotation of the flier 30. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a coil winding apparatus in which a plurality of conductive wires are wound in parallel to form a coil.

    In recent years, when developing motors for electric vehicles, etc., the cross-sectional area of the conductors (also called “wires” or “wires”) has been increased so that a large driving force can be obtained by a low-voltage power source that can be mounted on the vehicle Therefore, there is a demand for a motor that can obtain a large driving force by flowing a large current. However, when the diameter of the conducting wire is increased, the winding operation and the coil inserting operation into the stator core become difficult, and the space factor (space occupancy) of the conducting wire in the stator core slot is also reduced. It was.

  Therefore, by winding a plurality of conductive wires in parallel (para-winding) to form a coil, the cross-sectional area of the conductive wire is substantially increased without hindering the winding operation and the coil insertion operation. A winding device and method are proposed. In such a para-winding, a conventional winding device using a rotary nozzle called a flyer cannot be used as it is. In other words, if a flyer that rotates a nozzle that sends out a conducting wire around the winding frame and winds the conducting wire around the winding frame is used, a plurality of conducting wires are twisted like a rope, and the obtained coil is used in a later step. This is because it becomes difficult to insert into the stator core slot by the coil insertion device.

  For this reason, for example, the following Patent Document 1 includes a winding frame, a flyer that circulates around the winding frame, and a coil receiving jig disposed below the winding frame, and rotates the flyer. In a para-winding device in which a plurality of conducting wires are arranged in parallel and wound around the winding frame to form a coil, and the coil is dropped into a coil receiving jig, the plurality of conducting wires are arranged in parallel on the bobbin. A para-winding device comprising a bobbin winding device for winding and a bobbin moving device for moving the bobbin around which the conductive wire is wound by the bobbin winding device and mounting the bobbin on the flyer is disclosed. .

Patent Document 2 below includes a winding frame, a guide roller that revolves around the winding frame, and a coil insertion jig disposed below the winding frame, and the guide roller is provided on the winding frame. A multi-wire simultaneous winding apparatus configured to form a coil by revolving the periphery and simultaneously winding a plurality of wires around the winding frame and delivering the coil to the coil insertion jig. The stock ring having a plurality of annular grooves formed in parallel on the outer periphery thereof is rotatably arranged with its rotational axis concentric with the revolving axis of the guide roller, and the stock ring is preliminarily disposed in the plurality of annular grooves. A mechanism for winding and stocking a plurality of wires and a mechanism for revolving the guide roller and winding the plurality of wires stocked on the stock ring while simultaneously pulling around the winding frame are provided. Multiple wires simultaneously winding apparatus is disclosed which is characterized.
Japanese Patent No. 3762929 Japanese Patent No. 39899948

  In the winding device of Patent Document 1, a bobbin is attached to the flyer, and the flyer is rotated to draw out the lead wire from the bobbin while the lead wire is wound around the winding frame. Has a problem that it is difficult to rotate the flyer at high speed.

  In the winding device disclosed in Patent Document 2, a plurality of wires drawn from the stock ring are hooked on one guide roller and folded, and wound around a reel under the stock ring. Therefore, there is a possibility that the wire is slidably contacted with the flange of the stock ring to damage the insulating coating. In addition, since the path length of each wire from the stock ring through the guide roller to the winding frame is not constant, the tension of the plurality of wires is not constant, and there is a possibility that the alignment may be disturbed due to partial sagging. It was.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a coil winding device that is suitable for high-speed rotation of a flyer and that does not damage the insulation coating of the conductors, and that each conductor is wound around the winding frame with substantially equal tension. There is to do.

  In order to achieve the above object, a coil winding apparatus of the present invention includes a bobbin wound with a plurality of conducting wires arranged in parallel, a flyer having the same rotational axis as the bobbin and rotating around the bobbin while drawing out the conducting wire. A clamp for holding the conductor drawn from the flyer, a winding frame around which the conductor is wound by rotation of the flyer, and a winding frame disposed below the winding frame and wound around the winding frame. A coil insertion jig for delivering the coil, and the wire drawn from the bobbin is hooked on a roller provided on the outer periphery of the flyer and held by the clamp, and gradually from the lower surface through the inner periphery of the bobbin. In a coil winding device configured to wind a conducting wire at a position below the bobbin by the rotation of the flyer on the descending reel. A plurality of rollers of the flyer are provided, and the rotation axes of the rollers are inclined in different directions. A lead wire is drawn from the bobbin substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin and pulled to the plurality of rollers. The conductor is folded back in a path substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin and lower than the pull-out path and held by the clamp, and the folded portion of the conductor is turned on the reel by rotation of the flyer. It is configured to be wound.

  According to the present invention, the lead wire drawn out from the bobbin is pulled back by being hooked on a plurality of rollers, thereby drawing the lead wire substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin, substantially parallel to the rotation surface, and from the lead-out path. In addition, the conductor can be folded back along a route having a predetermined height. As a result, it is possible to prevent the conductive wire from sliding strongly against the flange of the bobbin and damaging the insulating coating of the conductive wire. In addition, since the conducting wire can be wound around the winding frame in a state where the conducting wire is stretched substantially parallel to the rotating surface of the bobbin, each of the plural conducting wires arranged in parallel can be wound with almost equal tension. This prevents the sagging and improves the alignment. Further, since the bobbin is supported so as to have the same rotation axis as that of the flyer, the flyer can be easily rotated at a high speed.

  In the present invention, it is preferable that when the plurality of conductors are hooked on the plurality of rollers and turned back, the path lengths of the conductors are substantially the same. According to this aspect, since the parallel conducting wires pulled out from the bobbin can be wound around the winding frame with a more uniform tension, the alignment of the conducting wires can be further improved.

  In addition, the roller has a first roller having a rotation axis that is inclined so that the upper side approaches the bobbin with respect to a direction perpendicular to the rotation surface of the bobbin, and a direction perpendicular to the rotation surface of the bobbin. And a second roller having a rotation axis inclined downward so as to approach the bobbin at the same inclination angle as the first roller, and a conducting wire drawn from the bobbin is hooked on the first roller. After that, it is preferable to be configured to be folded by being hooked on the second roller. According to this aspect, the conductor drawn from the bobbin substantially parallel to the rotation surface is hooked on the first roller and sent obliquely downward, and then hooked on the second roller and again becomes substantially parallel to the bobbin rotation surface. As a result, the conductors can be folded back along a path that is relatively parallel to the rotating surface of the bobbin and that is lower than the lead-out path by a relatively simple configuration while keeping the path lengths of the parallel conductors uniform. it can.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the flyer is provided with a guide device that is arranged in a path of a conducting wire that is hooked on the roller and is turned back to serve as a guide for guiding the conducting wire. According to this aspect, when the lead wire is wound around the winding frame by rotating the flyer, the lead wire can be smoothly led out without being damaged by being led out from the guide device.

  Further, it is preferable that the flyer is provided with a tension device that is disposed in a path of a conductive wire from the bobbin to the roller and that holds the conductive wire drawn out from the bobbin and applies a predetermined tension force. According to this aspect, when the conducting wire is pulled out by the rotation of the flyer, a predetermined tension is applied to the conducting wire by the tension device, so that the conducting wire can be wound around the reel without being slackened in parallel.

  Furthermore, the flyer is provided with a cover that surrounds the outer periphery of the bobbin except for a portion that becomes a path of a conductive wire drawn out from the bobbin, and the bobbin rotates independently of the flyer. The rotating cylinder is rotationally controlled so that the length of the lead wire drawn out from the bobbin is always the same or longer than the length of the lead wire drawn out by the rotation of the flyer. Is preferred. According to this aspect, the bobbin, the tension device, and the tension device are drawn out by rotating the bobbin itself attached to the rotating cylinder so that the length of the lead is always the same or longer than the length of the lead drawn by the rotation of the flyer. The tension of the conducting wire can be hardly applied between the wires, and the tension of the conducting wire wound around the winding frame can be controlled mainly by the tension device, so that the tension can be easily controlled. In addition, when the bobbin itself attached to the rotating cylinder rotates, the lead wire sags on the outer periphery of the bobbin by drawing out the lead wire so that it is always the same or longer than the length of the lead wire drawn by the rotation of the flyer However, the cover surrounding the outer periphery of the bobbin can prevent the lead wire from being detached from the bobbin.

  According to the present invention, the lead wire drawn out from the bobbin is pulled back by being hooked on a plurality of rollers, thereby drawing the lead wire substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin, substantially parallel to the rotation surface, and from the lead-out path. Since the lead wire can be folded back along a path lower than the predetermined height, it is possible to prevent the lead wire from sliding strongly against the flange of the bobbin, thereby preventing the insulation film of the lead wire from being damaged, and the lead wire is almost parallel to the rotating surface of the bobbin. Since the conducting wires can be wound around the winding frame in a stretched state, each of the plural conducting wires arranged in parallel can be wound with substantially equal tension, preventing partial sagging of the conducting wires and improving the alignment. be able to.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the coil winding apparatus 10 includes an apparatus main body including a base 11, a side wall 12 erected from the base 11, and a top plate 13 installed on the top of the side wall 12. have. A support plate 15 is attached to the lower portion of the top plate 13 via a support column 14. Referring also to FIG. 2, the support plate 15 is provided with an opening 16, and a holding cylinder 17 is attached to the outer periphery of the lower surface of the opening 16. A rotating cylinder 19 is rotatably supported on the inner periphery of the holding cylinder 17 via a bearing 18. A bobbin 20 is detachably attached to the lower end portion of the rotary cylinder 19 via a lock device 21.

  On the other hand, a bobbin rotation motor 22 is installed on the top plate 13, and its rotation shaft projects from the lower surface of the top plate 13, and a drive gear 23 is attached. A driven gear 24 is attached to the upper end portion of the rotating cylinder 19, and the driven gear 24 meshes with the drive gear 23 of the bobbin rotating motor 22. Accordingly, the rotating cylinder 19 is rotated via the drive gear 23 and the driven gear 24 by the operation of the bobbin rotating motor 22.

  Referring also to FIG. 9, the bobbin 20 has a pair of flanges 25 on the outer periphery, and a plurality of conductive wires W are wound in parallel between the flanges 25. Referring again to FIG. 2, a rotary pulley 32 is rotatably supported on the lower outer periphery of the rotary cylinder 19 via a bearing 31.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a flyer rotating motor 33 is installed on the top plate 13, and the rotation shaft projects below the top plate 13 and a drive pulley 34 is mounted. A timing belt 35 is stretched between the drive pulley 34 and the rotary pulley 32 shown in FIG. 2, and the rotary pulley 32 is rotated by the operation of the flyer rotating motor 33.

  A flyer 30 is attached to the lower surface of the rotary pulley 32. 3 and 4 together, the flyer 30 has a rotating plate 36. The rotary plate 36 includes a disc portion 36a and end portions 36b and 36c protruding from positions facing the disc portion 36a in the circumferential direction. A pair of slide rods 37 that pass through both sides of the end portions 36b and 36c and penetrate the disc portion 36a are mounted. Connecting plates 38 and 39 are attached to both ends of each slide bar 37, and form a rectangular frame as a whole.

  A pair of parallel guide bars 40 extending outward are attached to the end portions 36b and 36c of the rotating plate 36, respectively. Each guide bar 40 passes through the corresponding connecting plate 38, 39, and its tip is connected by an end plate 41.

  A pair of springs 42 is interposed between one connecting plate 38 connected to the slide rod 37 and one end 36 b of the rotating plate 36, and the connecting plate 38 is outwardly connected to the rotating plate 36. That is, it is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow A in FIG.

  Referring again to FIG. 2, a balance weight 43 is attached to the lower surface of the other end portion 36 c of the rotating plate 36. A cylindrical cover 44 surrounding the outer periphery of the flange 25 of the bobbin 20 is attached to the lower surface of the disc portion 36 a of the rotating plate 36. The cover 44 is cut out at a part of its peripheral wall, and the conductive wire W fed out from the bobbin 20 is inserted through the cutout portion.

  An air cylinder 45 is installed on the top plate 13, and a first push rod 46 connected to an operating rod of the air cylinder 45 extends downward through the top plate 13. The first push rod 46 also penetrates the support plate 15 and reaches the upper end of one end 36 b of the rotating plate 36.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a tension device 50 and a guide device 60 are attached to the lower surface of one end portion 36 b of the rotating plate 36. Referring also to FIGS. 5 to 7, the tension device 50 includes a first support column 52 that protrudes from the lower surface of the rotating plate 36. A guide member 54 having a guide recess 53 that receives the conductive wire W is attached to the lower end portion of the first support column 52. Three tension rollers 55 shown in FIG. 7 are attached to the guide member 54. An intermediate portion of the first arm 56 is attached to an intermediate portion of the first support column 52 via a support shaft 57 so as to be swingable.

  A pushing member 58 is attached to one end of the first arm 56, and two tension rollers 59 are attached to the pushing member 58 as shown in FIG. When the pushing member 58 is brought close to the guide member 54, the tension roller 59 of the pushing member 58 is inserted between the tension rollers 55 of the guide member 54. A long hole 51 is formed at the other end of the first arm 56.

  Next, the guide device 60 will be described. The guide device 60 has a second support 62 that is erected on the lower surface of the rotating plate 36 in parallel with the first support 52 at a predetermined distance. A guide member 64 having a guide recess 63 into which the conducting wire W is inserted is attached to the lower end portion of the second support column 62. Similar to the tension device 50, three guide rollers 65 are attached to the guide member 64.

  An intermediate portion of the second arm 66 is swingably attached to the intermediate portion of the second support column 62 via a support shaft 67. A pressing member 68 is attached to one end of the second arm 66, and two guide rollers 69 similar to the tension device 50 are attached to the pressing member 68. Similarly to the tension device 50, when the pushing member 68 comes close to the guide member 64, the guide roller 69 of the pushing member 68 enters between the guide rollers 65 of the guide member 64.

  The other end of the second arm 66 is connected to the other end of the first arm 56 via a connecting shaft 61. The connecting shaft 61 is slidably inserted into the long hole 51 of the first arm 56. A receiving shaft 70 that contacts the first push rod 46 is attached to one end of the second arm 66.

  Further, a locking device 71 is installed between the first support column 52 and the second support column 62. When the first push rod 46 is lowered and one end of the second arm 66 is pushed downward via the receiving shaft 70, the other end of the first arm 56 is also connected to the first arm 56 via the connecting shaft 61 as shown in FIG. Pushing members 58 and 68 that are pushed up together with the other ends of the two arms 66 and attached to one ends of both arms 56 and 66 are pushed into the guide members 54 and 64, respectively. At this time, a concave groove 75 that receives the connecting shaft 61 is formed at the lower end of the locking device 71.

  The locking device 71 is provided with a claw 74 that prevents the connecting shaft 61 from coming out of the recessed groove 75 when the connecting shaft 61 is inserted into the recessed groove 75. The claw 74 is pulled down into the main body of the lock device 71 by pressing a lever 72 attached to the lock device 71 downward, so that the lock is released. A second push rod 73 that moves up and down is provided by a drive mechanism (not shown), and the lever 72 can be pressed by this second push rod 73 to release the lock.

  Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 5, the second push rod 73 is lowered and the lever 72 is pressed to retract the claw 74. In this state, the first push rod 46 is lowered as shown in FIG. When one end of the second arm 66 is pushed downward via the receiving shaft 70, the other end of the first arm 56 and the other end of the second arm 66 are pushed up together via the connecting shaft 61, and the connecting shaft is recessed. It is inserted into the groove 75. Next, when the second push rod 73 is raised, the pressing of the lever 72 is released, so that the claw 74 protrudes and the connecting shaft 61 is held in the concave groove 75, and the pushing members 58 and 68 are moved to the guide members 54, 68. The state pushed into 64 is maintained.

  Further, when the tension device 50 and the guide device 60 are opened again, the second push rod 73 is lowered and the lever 72 is pressed, whereby the claw 74 is pulled inward and the connecting shaft 61 is detached from the groove 75, Returning to the state shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, a first roller 81 and a second roller 82 are attached to the lower surface of one connecting plate 38 attached to the end of the slide bar 37. The rollers 81 and 82 are rotatably mounted via a bracket 83 and a support shaft 84, and the angles of the support shafts are inclined as shown in FIG. That is, the rotation axis B of the first roller 81 is such that the upper side approaches the bobbin 20 with respect to a direction D perpendicular to the rotation surface S of the bobbin 20 (that is, a direction parallel to the rotation axis A of the bobbin 20). Inclined at an angle θ1. Further, the rotation axis C of the second roller 82 is inclined at an angle θ2 so that the lower side approaches the bobbin 20 with respect to the direction D perpendicular to the rotation surface S of the bobbin 20. The angle θ1 and the angle θ2 are substantially the same angle.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the conductive wire W inserted from the bobbin 20 passes through the tension device 50, is then hooked to the first roller 81, and is further hooked to the second roller 82. It passes through the reel 90 side. In this case, as shown in FIG. 10A, the conducting wire W drawn from the bobbin 20 is drawn substantially parallel to the rotation surface S of the bobbin 20 and is hooked on the first roller 81.

  Then, when the conductive wire W circulates around the first roller 81, the path extends slightly diagonally downward and is hooked on the second roller 82. Then, the conductive wire W hooked on the second roller 82 is pulled out with its path again substantially parallel to the rotation surface S of the bobbin 20. As a result, the path of the conducting wire W that is hooked on the first roller 81 and the second roller 82 and turned back with respect to the path of the conducting wire W drawn from the bobbin 20 is indicated by an arrow h in FIG. The position is lowered downward by the distance.

  As a result, the conducting wire W can be wound around the winding frame 90 that gradually descends from the lower surface through the inner periphery of the bobbin 20. Moreover, by taking such a path | route, each path | route length from the bobbin 20 to the reel 90 of the parallel conducting wire W can be made substantially the same.

  Referring again to FIG. 2, the reel 90 is composed of a front reel 91 and a rear reel 92. The front reel 91 is formed with a stepped portion 93 that gradually decreases in diameter from the bottom to the top. The front reel 91 and the rear reel 92 are supported by a support plate 94, and the support plate 94 is further supported by a support rod 95. The front reel 91 can be tilted inward by a tilt mechanism 88.

  Referring to FIG. 1, a column 85 is erected on the top plate 13, and a mount 86 is attached on the column 85. A pair of ball screws 87 are rotatably supported between the top plate 13 and the gantry 86. A reel raising / lowering motor 97 is installed on the gantry 86. A driven pulley attached to the upper end of the ball screw 87 is attached to a drive pulley (not shown) attached to the drive shaft of the reel raising / lowering motor 97. 98 is stretched through a timing belt 99. Accordingly, the pair of ball screws 87 are rotated by the operation of the winding frame lifting / lowering motor 97.

  A lift frame 96 is attached to the ball screw 87. The elevating frame 96 moves up and down by the rotation of the ball screw 87. The lifting frame 96 is connected to the support rod 95 that supports the winding frame 90, and the winding frame 90 moves up and down as the lifting frame 96 moves up and down.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a scraping bar 100 having a plurality of bars 101 is inserted into the rear winding frame 92 of the winding frame 90. As shown in FIG. 1, on the lower surface of the lifting frame 96, a drive mechanism for the scraping rod 100, which is formed by connecting a first air cylinder 102, a second air cylinder 103, and a third air cylinder 104 in series, is provided. It has been. These air cylinders 102, 103, 104 cause the scraping bar 100 to descend in three stages.

  A coil insertion jig 110 is disposed below the winding frame 90. The coil insertion jig 110 is installed on a turntable 112 that is rotated by an index motor 111. As shown in FIG. 20, the coil insertion jig 110 includes a pallet 113, a plurality of blades 114 erected on the pallet 113 corresponding to the internal teeth of the stator core to be applied, and the blade 114. And a coil receiver 115 for receiving the conductive wire W. When the reel 90 is lowered, the blade 114 corresponding to the groove 92a of the rear reel 92 is inserted. The coil insertion jig 110 is not limited to one that can be used as it is for coil insertion into the stator core, but a transfer tool that is formed to deliver a coil to a formal coil insertion jig can also be used.

  Again, as shown in FIG. 1, a total of a pair of clamps 120 are arranged below the flyer 30, one on each side. Each clamp 120 is provided with a horizontal movement base 122 on an elevating base 121, and further provided with a front and rear movement arm 124 that moves back and forth by an air cylinder 123 installed on the horizontal movement base 122. It is attached to the tip. Therefore, the clamp 120 is movable up and down, right and left, and back and forth. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the clamp 120 holds the conducting wire W drawn from the guide device 60 and holds the starting end when the conducting wire W is wound around the reel 90 by rotating the flyer 30. After winding one coil, it is used to process the crossover when winding the next coil.

  The bobbin 20 that has run out of the conductive wire W by the winding operation and is emptied is replaced with a bobbin around which the conductive wire W is wound in advance by the bobbin exchanging device 130. As shown in FIG. 11, the bobbin exchanging device 130 is disposed on a guide rail 131 disposed on the base 11, and is installed on a base 132 that is movable along the guide rail 131. That is, a ball screw 133 is disposed in parallel with the guide rail 131, and this ball screw 133 is rotated by a driving means (not shown) through a pulley 134 attached to one end thereof and is screwed into the ball screw 133. A base 132 having a guide is moved along the guide rail 131.

  A frame 135 is mounted on the base 132, and a lifting table 137 is mounted on the frame 135 via a plurality of guide bars 136. An elevating air cylinder 138 for moving the elevating table 137 up and down is installed on the frame 135. A top plate 139 is mounted on the lifting table 137 via a support plate, and a turntable 140 is mounted on the top plate 139 via a rotating shaft 141. The bobbin 20 is installed at two locations facing each other in the circumferential direction of the turntable 140.

  An index motor 142 is installed on the elevating table 137, and a drive gear 143 of the index motor 142 meshes with a driven gear 144 attached to the rotating shaft 141. Further, a clamp release pusher 145 is mounted on the top plate 139 so as to be slidable up and down, and is moved up and down by a clamp release air cylinder 146 installed on the lift table 137.

  Next, the coil winding operation by the coil winding apparatus 10 will be described. First, an operation for replacing the empty bobbin 20 with the bobbin 20 around which the conductive wire W is wound will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the bobbin 20 around which the conductive wire W is wound is installed on one of the bobbin mounting portions of the turntable 140 of the bobbin exchange device 130. In this state, the ball screw 133 rotates, and the bobbin exchanging device 130 moves below the coil winding device 10 as shown in FIG.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 13, the elevating air cylinder 138 is operated, and the elevating table 137 is raised. Further, the clamp releasing air cylinder 146 is operated, and the clamp releasing pusher 145 is pushed up to release the lock device 21 of the bobbin 20 attached to the lower end of the rotary cylinder 19. As a result, the empty bobbin 20 is installed on the turntable 140.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 14, the lifting air cylinder 138 is actuated again, and the lifting table 137 is lowered. Further, as shown in FIG. 15, the index motor 142 operates, the turntable 140 rotates, and the new bobbin 20 around which the conductive wire W is wound moves below the coil winding device 10.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 16, the elevating air cylinder 138 is actuated again, and the elevating table 137 is raised. At this time, the new bobbin 20 is automatically engaged with the locking device 21 provided at the lower end portion of the rotating cylinder 19 and attached to the lower end portion of the rotating cylinder 19.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 17, the elevating air cylinder 138 is actuated again, and the elevating table 137 is lowered. Further, as shown in FIG. 18, the ball screw 133 is rotated, the base 132 is retracted, and the bobbin exchanging device 130 is retracted from below the coil winding device 10 and returned to the initial position. Thereafter, the empty bobbin 20 is wound with the conductive wire W by a conductive wire supply device (not shown).

  Next, the winding operation to the winding frame 90 is demonstrated with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 19, at the start of winding, the conductive wire W is pulled out from the guide device 60 and then held by the clamp 120 and arranged at a predetermined position. For example, as shown in FIG. 19, when the flyer 30 is rotated in the direction indicated by the arrow in the drawing while the conductor W is held, the conductor W is connected to the flyer 30 between the guide device 60 and the clamp 120. The wire is wound and the winding work of the conductive wire is started.

  At the start of the winding, as shown in FIG. 20, the winding frame 90 stands by upward and is housed in the rotary cylinder 19. Similarly, the scraping bar 100 is also in a position waiting upward. A coil insertion jig 110 is installed below the winding frame 90. In this state, the winding frame 90 gradually descends and protrudes from the lower surface of the bobbin 20, so that the lead wire W is wound around the protruding portion by the rotation of the flyer 30.

  At this time, as shown in FIG. 10A, the conducting wire W is drawn substantially parallel to the rotation surface S of the bobbin 20, and is hooked on the first roller 81 and the second roller 82, and from the rotation surface S. Is also folded back along a path parallel to the rotation surface S at a position lower by a predetermined height h and wound around the reel 90 at that position. And as mentioned above, since the path length of each conducting wire from the bobbin 20 to the winding frame 90 is made substantially uniform, the plurality of conducting wires W are wound around the outer periphery of the winding frame 90 without slackening.

  As shown in FIG. 21, as the flyer 30 rotates, the winding frame 90 descends step by step, and the conductive wire W is wound spirally around each step portion 93 (see FIG. 2) of the winding frame 90. As shown in FIG. 4, the conductive wire W drawn from the bobbin 20 passes through the tension device 50, is hooked on the first roller 81 and the second roller 82, is drawn from the guide device 60, and is wound around the reel. Wrap around 90. At this time, an appropriate tension is applied to the conductive wire W, so that the alignment of the conductive wire W with respect to the winding frame 90 is improved.

  By the way, when the tension | tensile_strength of the conducting wire W almost disappears and it will be in the state which loosens, it becomes difficult to arrange the conducting wire W around the winding frame 90, and to wind. On the contrary, when the tension of the conducting wire W is too strong, the conducting wire W may be stretched or, in an extreme case, may be disconnected. Therefore, winding the conductive wire W around the winding frame 90 with an appropriate tension is one problem in this winding device.

  In this embodiment, the bobbin rotating motor 22 rotates the bobbin 20 together with the rotating cylinder 19 via the drive gear 23 and the driven gear 24 by the operation of the bobbin rotating motor 22, and the wire W wound around the winding frame 90 by the rotation of the flyer 30. The conducting wire W wound around the bobbin 20 is unwound, that is, fed out so that the amount is always equal to or longer than the length. As a result, the tension of the conducting wire W hardly occurs between the bobbin 20 and the tension device 50, and the tension of the conducting wire W wound around the winding frame 90 can be controlled by the tension device 50. .

  Thus, since the tension of the conducting wire W wound around the winding frame 90 can be controlled by the tension device 50, the conducting wire W wound around the bobbin 20 is reduced, and its radius gradually decreases and the rotational moment changes. Even if a large torque fluctuation occurs due to acceleration at the start of rotation of the flyer 30 or deceleration at the end of the rotation, the tension of the conductor W wound around the reel 90 can be made relatively constant. . In addition, by rewinding the bobbin 20 in advance so as to have a length equal to or longer than the length of the conductor W wound around the winding frame 90, the conductor W is loosened on the outer periphery of the bobbin 20 and detached from the bobbin 20. In this embodiment, the cover 44 surrounding the outer periphery of the bobbin 20 is attached to the lower surface of the flyer 30, so that the wire W wound around the bobbin 20 is rewound and loosened. Even if it is in a state, it can be held in the bobbin 20.

  When the holding force of the tension device 50, the tension by the spring 42, and the holding force by the guide device 60 are compared, the holding force by the tension device 50 is the strongest, and the tension by the spring 42 is the second strongest. The holding force by 60 is set to be the weakest. As a result, while the conducting wire W is wound around the winding frame 90, the spring 42 is compressed and the connecting plate 38 comes into contact with the end portion 36 b of the rotating plate 36.

  In addition, after the winding is performed two or three times, the clamp 120 releases the conductive wire W, and the conductive wire W is wound around the outer periphery of the winding frame 90 without slipping due to the frictional force between the winding frame 90 and the conductive wire W. .

  As shown in FIG. 22, when the winding operation is continued in this way and the winding frame 90 is lowered to the lowermost end, the winding operation of one coil is completed. When the winding frame 90 is lowered, the predetermined blade 114 of the coil insertion jig 110 is inserted into the groove 92 a of the rear winding frame 92, so that the coil wound around the winding frame 90 is in the predetermined gap of the blade 114. Will be inserted.

  In this state, as shown in FIG. 23, the tilting mechanism 88 provided at the attachment portion of the front winding frame 91 causes the front winding frame 91 to be inclined inward and the winding frame 90 to have a reduced diameter, and the coil is wound around the outer periphery. Falls down. At the same time, the scraping bar 100 is lowered, and the coil wound around the reel 90 is forcibly dropped below the reel 90. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 24, the winding frame 90 is raised and pulled inward of the rotary cylinder 19. At this time, the scraping bar 100 is still in the lowered position, and the coil C is prevented from rising together with the winding frame 90. Finally, the scraping bar 100 is raised, and the winding of one coil is completed.

  When the winding of one coil is completed in this way, the turntable 112 shown in FIG. 1 is rotated and the coil insertion jig 110 is rotated so that the blade 114 positioned at a different angle from the previous time is the winding frame. 90 below. Normally, the next winding rotates the flyer 30 in the opposite direction to the previous winding and winds the lead wire W in the opposite direction to the winding frame 90 to form a coil. For this reason, the flyer 30 rotates until it reaches a predetermined position, and the clamp 120 also moves so as to hold the lead wire W in a predetermined path.

  In such movement, it is difficult to match the coil path due to the rotation of the flyer 30 and the coil path due to the movement of the clamp 120 in the XYZ directions, and the conductive wire W is between the guide device 60 and the clamp 120. It may be slack. As shown in FIG. 25, at this time, the connecting plate 38 is pushed outward by the urging force of the spring 42 to prevent the lead wire W from slackening.

  When the rotation direction of the flyer 30 is reversed from the previous one in the next winding, for example, as shown in FIG. 25, the lead wire W is held by the other clamp 120, and the flyer 30 is shown in that state in the drawing. Rotate in the direction indicated by the arrow. Thereby, the conducting wire W is wound around the winding frame 90 in the opposite direction to the previous time.

  By repeating the operation as described above, a plurality of parallel conducting wires W can be wound around the winding frame 90 to sequentially form coils. In this embodiment, two rollers of the first roller 81 and the second roller 82 are used. However, the conductive wire W may be folded using three or more rollers.

It is a front view which shows one Embodiment of the coil winding apparatus by this invention. It is a fragmentary sectional view which shows the principal part of the coil winding apparatus. It is a plane sectional view showing a flyer of the coil winding device. It is a fragmentary sectional view which shows the principal part of the flyer. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the tension apparatus and guide apparatus attached to the flyer opened. It is explanatory drawing which shows the closed state of the tension apparatus and a guide apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the closed state of a tension apparatus. It is a front view which shows the relationship between a bobbin, a tension device, and a roller. It is explanatory drawing which shows the attachment structure of the roller with respect to a bobbin. It is explanatory drawing which shows the attachment structure of the roller with respect to a bobbin, (a) is a front view, (b) is a top view. The bobbin exchanging device in the coil winding device is shown. The bobbin exchanging device is equipped with an empty bobbin, and the bobbin exchanging device has a wound bobbin mounted thereon. It is a front view which shows the state evacuated from the winding apparatus. It is a front view which shows the state which the bobbin exchange apparatus moved below the winding apparatus. It is a front view which shows the state by which the raising / lowering table of the bobbin exchange apparatus moved up, and the bobbin of the winding apparatus was transferred on the turntable. It is a front view which shows the state which the raising / lowering table of the bobbin exchange apparatus fell again. It is a front view which shows the state which the turntable of the bobbin exchange apparatus rotated and the bobbin with which the coil was mounted | worn moved below the winding apparatus. It is a front view which shows the state by which the raising / lowering table of the bobbin exchange apparatus rose and the new bobbin was mounted | worn with the winding apparatus. It is a front view which shows the state which the raising / lowering table of the bobbin exchange apparatus fell. It is a front view which shows the state which the bobbin exchange apparatus evacuated from the coil | winding apparatus. It is a plane sectional view showing the structure of a flyer in the coil winding device. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state at the time of the winding start in the coil winding apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which wound the conducting wire to the winding frame to the middle with the coil winding apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which wound the conducting wire around the winding frame with the same coil winding apparatus, and formed one coil. In the same coil winding device, in order to drop the coil after winding, the front winding frame of the winding frame is inclined inward, the scraping bar is lowered, and the coil is dropped downward. It is. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the winding frame rose and was extracted from the coil. It is a plane sectional view showing a state when winding of the next coil is started by the same coil winding device.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Coil winding apparatus 11 Base 12 Side wall 13 Top plate 14 Support | pillar 15 Support plate 16 Opening part 17 Holding cylinder 18 Bearing 19 Rotating cylinder 20 Bobbin 21 Locking device 22 Bobbin rotation motor 23 Drive gear 24 Driven gear 25 Flange 30 Flyer 31 Bearing 32 Rotating pulley 33 Flyer rotating motor 34 Drive pulley 35 Belt 36 Rotating plate 36a Disc portions 36b, 36c End portion 37 Slide rod 38, 39 Connecting plate 40 Guide rod 41 End plate 42 Spring 43 Balance weight 44 Cover 45 Air cylinder 46 First push rod 50 Tension device 51 Long hole 52 First support column 53 Guide recess 54 Guide member 55 Tension roller 56 First arm 57 Support shaft 58 Pushing member 59 Tension roller 60 Guide device 61 Connection shaft 62 Second support column 63 Guide recess 64 Guide member 65 Guide roller 66 Second arm 67 Support shaft 68 Pushing member 69 Guide roller 70 Receiving shaft 71 Locking device 72 Lever 73 Second push rod 74 Claw 75 Recess groove 81 First roller 82 Second roller 83 Bracket 84 Support shaft 85 Strut 86 Base 87 Ball screw 88 Tilt mechanism 90 Winding frame 91 Front winding frame 92 Rear winding frame 92a Groove 93 Step 94 Support plate 95 Supporting rod 96 Lifting frame 97 Winding frame lifting / lowering motor 98 Driven pulley 99 Timing belt 100 Scraping rod 101 Rod 102 First air cylinder 103 Second air cylinder 104 Third air cylinder 110 Coil insertion jig 111 Index motor 112 Turntable 113 Palette 114 Blade 115 Coil holder 120 Clamp 121 Lifting base 122 Horizontal movement base 123 A-cylinder 124 Back-and-forth moving arm 130 Bobbin exchanging device 131 Guide rail 132 Base 133 Ball screw 134 Pulley 135 Frame 136 Guide rod 137 Lifting table 138 Lifting air cylinder 139 Top plate 140 Turntable 141 Rotating shaft 142 Index motor 143 Drive gear 144 Driven gear 145 Clamp release pusher 146 Clamp release air cylinder A Bobbin rotation axis B First roller rotation axis C Second roller rotation axis S Rotating surface h Height W Conductor

Claims (6)

  A bobbin wound with a plurality of conducting wires arranged in parallel; a flyer having the same rotational axis as that of the bobbin; and rotating around the bobbin while drawing the conducting wire from the bobbin; a clamp for holding the conducting wire drawn from the flyer; and the flyer A winding frame in which a conducting wire is wound around the outer periphery thereof by rotation of the coil, and a coil insertion jig disposed below the winding frame and delivering a coil formed by being wound around the winding frame, from the bobbin The drawn lead wire is hooked on a roller provided on the outer periphery of the flyer and held by the clamp, and the reel is gradually lowered from the lower surface through the inner periphery of the bobbin. In the coil winding device configured to wind the conducting wire at a position below the bobbin, a plurality of rollers of the flyer are provided, The rotation axis of the roller is inclined in a different direction, and a conducting wire is drawn from the bobbin substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin and hooked on the plurality of rollers to be substantially parallel to the rotation surface of the bobbin. In addition, the conductor is folded back by a path lower than the drawing path by a predetermined height and held by the clamp, and the folded portion of the conductor is wound around the reel by rotation of the flyer. Coil winding device.   The coil winding apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when the plurality of conducting wires are hooked on the plurality of rollers and turned back, the path length of each conducting wire is substantially the same.   The roller has a first roller having a rotation axis that is inclined so that an upper portion approaches the bobbin with respect to a direction perpendicular to the rotation surface of the bobbin, and a direction perpendicular to the rotation surface of the bobbin. After the second roller having a rotation axis inclined at the same inclination angle as the first roller so that the lower part approaches the bobbin, the conductive wire drawn from the bobbin is hooked on the first roller. The coil winding device according to claim 1, wherein the coil winding device is configured to be hooked and folded by the second roller.   The coil winding device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the flyer is provided with a guide device that is arranged in a path of a conducting wire that is hooked on the roller and is turned back to serve as a guide for guiding the conducting wire. .   5. The flyer is provided with a tension device that is disposed in a path of a conducting wire from the bobbin to the roller and that holds the conducting wire drawn from the bobbin and applies a predetermined tension force. The coil winding apparatus of crab.   A cover surrounding the outer periphery of the bobbin is attached to the flyer except for a portion that becomes a path of a lead wire drawn out from the bobbin, and the bobbin is attached to a rotating cylinder that rotates independently of the flyer. 6. The rotation of the rotating cylinder is controlled so that the length of the conducting wire drawn out from the bobbin is always equal to or longer than the length of the conducting wire drawn out by rotation of the flyer. Coil winding device.

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