JP2733853B2 - Manufacturing method of foil electrode type film capacitor - Google Patents

Manufacturing method of foil electrode type film capacitor

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JP2733853B2
JP2733853B2 JP7052889A JP7052889A JP2733853B2 JP 2733853 B2 JP2733853 B2 JP 2733853B2 JP 7052889 A JP7052889 A JP 7052889A JP 7052889 A JP7052889 A JP 7052889A JP 2733853 B2 JP2733853 B2 JP 2733853B2
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恵一 横山
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、箔電極形フィルムコンデンサの製造方法に
関する。
The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a foil electrode type film capacitor.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

箔電極形フィルムコンデンサの製造では、誘電体フィ
ルムの上下に位置する電極金属箔に、リード線の基端を
つぶして溶接してから、この電極金属箔とフィルムをそ
れぞれ重ねて、前記リード線を巻込んで巻上げることに
よって、リード線の引出しのなされたコンデンサ素子が
形成される。巻上げの際に、リード線のバリ、あるいは
線の上面の凹凸によって、誘電体フィルムがリード線と
接触する部分で損傷し、そのためしばしば耐電圧不良と
なる事故が発生する。従来、この事故を防ぐために、リ
ード線の溶接部をフィルムシートでおおい、リード線の
バリ、凹凸が直接重ね合わす誘電体フィルムを損傷しな
いような対策がほどこされている。第2図は、巻上げ前
の状態を示す断面図である。誘電体フィルム1,2の上に
それぞれアルミ箔1A,2Aが電極金属箔として配置してあ
る。アルミ箔1A,2Aはそれぞれリード線3および4の基
端が溶接されていて、さらに溶接部の上に、フィルムシ
ート5,6をおおうように挿入してある。この状態でフィ
ルム巻上げを行なう。
In the production of a foil electrode type film capacitor, the base end of the lead wire is crushed and welded to the electrode metal foils located above and below the dielectric film, and then the electrode metal foil and the film are overlapped, and the lead wire is connected. By winding and winding up, a capacitor element from which a lead wire is drawn out is formed. During winding, burrs on the lead wire or irregularities on the top surface of the wire damage the dielectric film at the portion in contact with the lead wire, which often causes an accident that results in poor withstand voltage. Conventionally, in order to prevent this accident, measures have been taken to cover the welded portion of the lead wire with a film sheet and to prevent burrs and irregularities of the lead wire from damaging the dielectric film directly superimposed. FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state before winding. Aluminum foils 1A and 2A are disposed on dielectric films 1 and 2, respectively, as electrode metal foils. The aluminum foils 1A and 2A are welded at the base ends of the lead wires 3 and 4, respectively, and are inserted over the welds so as to cover the film sheets 5 and 6, respectively. In this state, film winding is performed.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problems to be solved by the invention]

ところで、箔電極形フィルムコンデンサの製造方法に
おいて、リード線基端を電極金属箔に溶接する工程は、
極めてコントロールが難しい。前述の溶接部材としての
リード線のバリ等による、形状に起因する事故もその1
つであり、これはフィルムシートの挿入で解決が可能で
あった。しかし溶接作業は、リード線の密着を良くする
ため、溶接を強めにすると、金属箔をいためることが多
く、巻上げ後の後工程の熱成形等でのストレスにより、
溶接部で金属箔が短手方向に切れて分断される状態にな
ることがある。この結果、電気的には静電容量が大幅に
規格値以下になる。
By the way, in the manufacturing method of the foil electrode type film capacitor, the step of welding the lead wire base end to the electrode metal foil,
Extremely difficult to control. Accidents due to the shape due to burrs of the lead wires as welding members mentioned above are also part 1
This could be solved by inserting a film sheet. However, in the welding work, in order to improve the adhesion of the lead wire, if the welding is strengthened, the metal foil is often damaged, and the stress due to the thermoforming in the subsequent process after winding up,
In some cases, the metal foil is cut in the transverse direction at the welded portion to be cut off. As a result, the capacitance becomes significantly lower than the standard value electrically.

コンデンサの製造工程中で、完全に金属箔が切れた場
合には静電容量不良として検出できるが、製品が出荷さ
れて、使用状態で、前記金属箔のストレスが進行して、
金属箔の破断が生じ、長尺の金属箔がこの部分で分断さ
れると、急に静電容量が小さくなり、回路の誤動作をま
ねく。このような使用時の不良を防ぐため、製造メーカ
では、製作完了後温度サイクル等のストレスをかけてデ
バッグするが、上記の急激な静電容量低下防止には良い
効果が得られない。
During the manufacturing process of the capacitor, if the metal foil is completely cut, it can be detected as a capacitance defect, but the product is shipped, and in use, the stress of the metal foil progresses,
When the metal foil is broken and the long metal foil is cut off at this portion, the capacitance suddenly decreases, leading to a malfunction of the circuit. In order to prevent such a failure during use, the manufacturer performs debugging by applying stress such as a temperature cycle after the completion of the production. However, a good effect cannot be obtained in preventing the above-mentioned sudden decrease in capacitance.

本発明の目的は、上記の事情に鑑み、リード線溶接に
起因する事故発生をなくし、歩留りが高く、且つ信頼性
の高い箔電極形フィルムコンデンサを得ることのできる
製造方法を提供することにある。
In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a manufacturing method capable of eliminating the occurrence of an accident due to lead wire welding, obtaining a high yield, and obtaining a highly reliable foil electrode type film capacitor. .

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving the problem]

本発明の箔電極形フィルムコンデンサの製造方法は、
巻上げ工程前に誘電体フィルムと一緒に巻回させる電極
金属箔にリード線の基端を溶接後、該溶接部に、リード
線をおおうように金属箔・有機フィルムからなる積層部
材を、金属箔側をリード線に接して挿入し、誘電体フィ
ルムとともに巻上げを行なうようにしたものである。
The manufacturing method of the foil electrode type film capacitor of the present invention,
After the base end of the lead wire is welded to the electrode metal foil to be wound together with the dielectric film before the winding process, a laminated member made of a metal foil / organic film is covered with the metal foil so as to cover the lead wire. The side is inserted in contact with the lead wire, and is wound up together with the dielectric film.

〔作用〕[Action]

実施例で詳細に説明するが、積層部材は二層であっ
て、金属箔側をリード線に接し、有機フィルムは巻上げ
状態で誘電体フィルムとリード線との間に介在すること
になるから、従来例のフィルムシートと全く同じ保護作
用をなし、巻上げ時に生ずる誘電体フィルムの損傷を防
ぐ。また積層部材の金属箔は、直接にリード線に接触し
ておおっているので、巻上げ時にリード線の近傍両側
で、電極金属箔とも密着する。したがって仮りに電極金
属箔の破断がおこっても、破断された電極金属箔は、積
層部材の金属箔によって電気的接続がなされ、静電容量
の低下はない。
Although described in detail in Examples, the laminated member is two layers, the metal foil side is in contact with the lead wire, and the organic film is interposed between the dielectric film and the lead wire in a wound state, It provides exactly the same protective action as the conventional film sheet, and prevents damage to the dielectric film that occurs during winding. In addition, since the metal foil of the laminated member is in direct contact with the lead wire, it is also in close contact with the electrode metal foil on both sides near the lead wire during winding. Therefore, even if the electrode metal foil is broken, the broken electrode metal foil is electrically connected by the metal foil of the laminated member, and the capacitance does not decrease.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、図面を参照して、本発明の一実施例につき説明
する。第1図(a)は、1枚の誘電体フィルムについ
て、実施例の方法を説明した断面図である。誘電体フィ
ルム1にアルミ箔1Aが上に位置し、そのアルミ箔1Aに、
リード線3を溶接して、このリード線3を完全におおう
ようにアルミ箔10A・およびポリエステルフィルム10Bか
らなる積層部材10を配置して、第2図と同じようにこの
ような2枚の長尺フィルムを重ねて、巻上げを行なう。
なお積層部材10としては、アルミ箔10Aはたとえば4〜1
5μm,ポリエステルフィルム10Bは4〜15μmの厚さのも
のを用いるが、厚みは厳密である必要はない。リード線
3は、長尺フィルムの短手方向に溶接するので、積層部
材10もそれに合わせて、リード線3をおおうような寸
法、配置とする。第1図(b)は、電極金属箔に破断が
生じた場合を、模型的に示した要部拡大断面図である。
破断はリード線3の端縁に生ずるのが通常である。した
がって、電極金属箔であるアルミ箔1Aは短手方向に分断
される。しかし、図に示すように積層部材10のアルミ箔
10Aはリード線3に接触するとともに分断された両方の
アルミ箔1Aに接触しているから、電気的接続は保たれ、
アルミ箔1Aは全面がコンデンサ電極として有効であり、
静電容量の減少が少ない。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1A is a cross-sectional view illustrating a method of an example for one dielectric film. The aluminum foil 1A is located on the dielectric film 1 and the aluminum foil 1A
The lead wire 3 is welded, and the laminated member 10 composed of the aluminum foil 10A and the polyester film 10B is arranged so as to completely cover the lead wire 3. As shown in FIG. The length films are stacked and wound up.
In addition, as the laminated member 10, the aluminum foil 10A is, for example, 4 to 1
The polyester film 10B having a thickness of 5 μm and a thickness of 4 to 15 μm is used, but the thickness need not be strict. Since the lead wire 3 is welded in the short direction of the long film, the laminated member 10 is also dimensioned and arranged so as to cover the lead wire 3 accordingly. FIG. 1 (b) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part schematically showing a case where the electrode metal foil is broken.
The break usually occurs at the edge of the lead wire 3. Therefore, the aluminum foil 1A, which is the electrode metal foil, is divided in the lateral direction. However, as shown in FIG.
10A is in contact with the lead wire 3 as well as the two separated aluminum foils 1A, so that the electrical connection is maintained,
The entire surface of the aluminum foil 1A is effective as a capacitor electrode,
Small decrease in capacitance.

本実施例により製作した製品と従来工程の製品とを、
製造工程中の静電容量不良率でみると、従来品の2%に
対して0.8%と顕著な改善がみられた。さらに、0.8%の
不良品を調べると、静電容量値が公称値の20%以下にな
るものは零であった。すなわち、この不良品にはリード
線溶接に起因する不良はまったく含まれず積層部材の有
効性が実証されている。また、温度サイクル(−40゜〜
+105℃と変化させるサイクル)を100サイクル行なった
後の静電容量不良発生率は、従来品が5000個中、3個で
あるのに対し、本実施例品は全く零であった。
The product manufactured by the present embodiment and the product of the conventional process are
In terms of the defective rate of capacitance during the manufacturing process, a remarkable improvement was observed at 0.8% from 2% of the conventional product. Furthermore, when 0.8% of defective products were examined, it was found that the capacitance value was 20% or less of the nominal value, and was zero. That is, this defective product does not include any defect due to lead wire welding, and the effectiveness of the laminated member has been proved. In addition, temperature cycle (−40 ゜ ~
After 100 cycles of a cycle of changing the temperature to + 105 ° C.), three out of 5,000 conventional products had a capacitance failure rate, whereas the product of the present example was completely zero.

〔発明の効果〕〔The invention's effect〕

以上、説明したように、本発明は2枚の電極金属箔に
リード線基端を溶接して、誘電体フィルムと一緒に巻上
げてコンデンサ素子を形成する箔電極形フィルムコンデ
ンサの製造方法において、電極金属箔にリード線溶接
後、リード線をおおうように、金属箔・有機フィルムか
らなる二層の積層部材を配置挿入させる。巻上げによ
り、この積層部材はフィルムの間にはさまれるが、リー
ド線の最外側は積層部材中の有機フィルムでおおわれる
ので、リード線のバリ等の影響をなくし、その上に重ね
た誘電体フィルムの損傷をふせぐ。これにより耐電圧不
良を防ぐことができる。また積層部材の内側の金属箔
は、リード線をブリッジにするような形で、リード線の
両側の電極金属箔との接触がなされるので、リード線溶
接の際のストレスにより電極金属箔が分断されることが
あっても、分断された電極金属箔の電気的接続が保た
れ、静電容量の減少事故は生じない。このことは、特に
使用中に、従来発生した静電容量の突然な低下という制
御しがたい事故を防ぐ効果が大きい。
As described above, the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a foil electrode type film capacitor in which a base end of a lead wire is welded to two electrode metal foils and wound up together with a dielectric film to form a capacitor element. After welding the lead wire to the metal foil, a two-layer laminated member made of a metal foil and an organic film is arranged and inserted so as to cover the lead wire. By winding, this laminated member is sandwiched between the films, but since the outermost part of the lead wire is covered with the organic film in the laminated member, the influence of the burr etc. of the lead wire is eliminated, and the dielectric material superimposed thereon is removed. Avoid film damage. Thereby, a withstand voltage defect can be prevented. In addition, the metal foil inside the laminated member makes contact with the electrode metal foil on both sides of the lead wire in a form that makes the lead wire a bridge, so the electrode metal foil is broken by the stress at the time of welding the lead wire. However, the electrical connection of the separated electrode metal foil is maintained, and no accident of reducing the capacitance occurs. This has a great effect of preventing an uncontrollable accident such as a sudden decrease in capacitance which has conventionally occurred during use.

また、本発明は従来の自動巻上げ機をそのまま使用で
き、コストアップもなく、歩留り、品質の向上をはかり
うる利点を有する。
Further, the present invention has an advantage that a conventional automatic winding machine can be used as it is, and there is no increase in cost, and yield and quality can be improved.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

第1図(a)は、本発明の一実施例を説明するための要
部断面図、(b)は電極金属箔が分断した場合の要部拡
大断面図、第2図は従来例の巻上げ前のフィルムを重ね
た状態を示す断面図である。 1,2……誘電体フィルム、 1A.2A……アルミ箔(電極金属箔)、 3,4……リード線、 5,6……フィルムシート、 10……積層部材、10A……アルミ箔、 10B……ポリエステルフィルム。
FIG. 1 (a) is a sectional view of an essential part for explaining an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 (b) is an enlarged sectional view of an essential part when an electrode metal foil is cut off, and FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which laminated | stacked the previous film. 1,2 ... dielectric film, 1A.2A ... aluminum foil (electrode metal foil), 3,4 ... lead wire, 5,6 ... film sheet, 10 ... laminated member, 10A ... aluminum foil, 10B …… Polyester film.

Claims (1)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】電極金属箔2枚と、誘電体フィルム2枚以
上を交互に重ね合わせて巻回してなるフィルムコンデン
サの製造工程において、前記2枚の電極金属箔にそれぞ
れリード線の基端を溶接した後、該溶接部に、リード線
をおおうように金属箔・有機フィルムからなる積層部材
を、金属箔側をリード線に接して挿入し、誘電体フィル
ムとともに巻上げを行なうことを特徴とする箔電極形フ
ィルムコンデンサの製造方法。
In a manufacturing process of a film capacitor in which two electrode metal foils and two or more dielectric films are alternately stacked and wound, a base end of a lead wire is attached to each of the two electrode metal foils. After welding, a laminated member made of a metal foil and an organic film is inserted into the welded portion so as to cover the lead wire, with the metal foil side in contact with the lead wire, and wound up together with the dielectric film. Manufacturing method of foil electrode type film capacitor.
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