JPS611241A - Manufacture of flat air core coil - Google Patents

Manufacture of flat air core coil

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Publication number
JPS611241A
JPS611241A JP11979084A JP11979084A JPS611241A JP S611241 A JPS611241 A JP S611241A JP 11979084 A JP11979084 A JP 11979084A JP 11979084 A JP11979084 A JP 11979084A JP S611241 A JPS611241 A JP S611241A
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wound
insulating layer
layer
prescribed
cut
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Tamotsu Uchida
保 内田
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Pioneer Corp
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Pioneer Electronic Corp
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H02GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02KDYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINES
    • H02K15/00Methods or apparatus specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining or repairing of dynamo-electric machines
    • H02K15/04Methods or apparatus specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining or repairing of dynamo-electric machines of windings, prior to mounting into machines
    • H02K15/0435Wound windings
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01FMAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
    • H01F41/00Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing or assembling magnets, inductances or transformers; Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing materials characterised by their magnetic properties
    • H01F41/02Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing or assembling magnets, inductances or transformers; Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing materials characterised by their magnetic properties for manufacturing cores, coils, or magnets
    • H01F41/04Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing or assembling magnets, inductances or transformers; Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing materials characterised by their magnetic properties for manufacturing cores, coils, or magnets for manufacturing coils
    • H01F41/12Insulating of windings
    • H01F41/122Insulating between turns or between winding layers

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  • Power Engineering (AREA)
  • Manufacturing & Machinery (AREA)
  • Manufacture Of Motors, Generators (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance the efficiency and the quality by forming an insulating layer and an adhesive layer on a thin conductive strip, then cutting it in the prescribed width, and winding it in the prescribed shape in the prescribed number of turns, thereby eliminating the collapse and unnecessary space. CONSTITUTION:A copper coil from a supply reel 5 is coated with an insulator layer 7 on one surface and an insulating layer by a coating roller 6 in the prescribed thickness, the coated insulating layer is solidified by a heater 8, and wound on a winding reel 9. Then, the foil is passed through the coating roller 6 in an adhesive tank 10, the adhesive layer is coated in the prescribed thickness, heated by the heater 8, and wound on the winding reel 11. Then, the foil is passed through a slitter roll 12, cut in the prescribed width, wound on the winding reel 13, the insulating layer and the adhesive layer are formed, and the foil cut in the prescribed width is wound on a frame 17. Further, the wound end is insulated at the end.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は 自形に5巻いたコイルを数個組み合せて駆動
するコイルとするモータの該駆動コイル等のような偏平
空芯コイルの製造方法に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a flat air-core coil, such as a drive coil for a motor, which is a drive coil made by combining several self-shaped coils wound five times. It is something.

〔発明の技術的背景およびその問題点〕従来のこの種の
偏平空芯のコイルは、断面が円形の絶縁被腺電綿を所要
の形状のコアに、所要゛のターン数捲回L7たものを用
いるのが最も一般的であった。
[Technical background of the invention and its problems] This type of conventional flat air-core coil is made by winding an insulated cotton wool with a circular cross section around a core of a desired shape and the required number of turns L7. was most commonly used.

しかしながらこのものは第4図に示すように、最も空隙
の少い1を回ができたとしても、導電体1が断面積の中
で占める占有率を高く取れないため所要ターン数に比し
て、断面積が人きくなる欠点があった。
However, as shown in Fig. 4, even if the conductor 1 can be turned with the least amount of voids, the occupancy rate of the conductor 1 in the cross-sectional area cannot be kept high compared to the required number of turns. However, it had the disadvantage that the cross-sectional area became too crowded.

即ち、第4図において、絶縁層2を含む綿相の半径をR
+、線材中の導電体の半径をR2とする七、断面積中線
材の占める断面積の率は= 9 CL 6994 となるが1、これは理想的な値であって、実際には線拐
11■に空間を律じるため、これよりも低い値となって
しまう。
That is, in FIG. 4, the radius of the cotton phase including the insulating layer 2 is R.
+, the radius of the conductor in the wire is R2, 7, the ratio of the cross-sectional area occupied by the wire to the cross-sectional area is = 9 CL 6994, but 1, this is an ideal value, and in reality it is Since the space is governed by 11■, the value will be lower than this.

そし7て、線材中の導電体2の占積率は、使われる線+
iによっス若干異なるが、例えば導電体2とし7て0.
17 IImの直径の銅線を使用した時のポリウレタン
被IIφ銅線の最大仕1−径が0.214IN+1であ
るため、占積率は69%である。
7.The space factor of the conductor 2 in the wire is the wire used +
Although it differs slightly depending on i, for example, if the conductor is 2 and 7 is 0.
When a copper wire with a diameter of 17 IIm is used, the maximum dimension 1-diameter of the polyurethane-coated IIφ copper wire is 0.214IN+1, so the space factor is 69%.

従って、コイルの断面中で導電体2が占める占積率は、
理想的な場合でも 90、 Fi 9%×69%#62% となり、実際には50%程度となるのが普通で、最良で
も60%止まりであり、カセットレコードプレーヤ等に
使われるコイルの占積率も60%稈度である。
Therefore, the space factor occupied by the conductor 2 in the cross section of the coil is:
Even in the ideal case, it is 90, Fi 9% x 69% #62%, and in reality it is usually around 50%, and at best it is only 60%, which is the area of the coil used in cassette record players etc. The percentage is also 60% culm.

そのため、第5図に示すように、断面円形の絶1イ被股
銅線をII−ル機等で偏平に押しつぶし、これをmlア
に捲回する方法も提案されている。
Therefore, as shown in FIG. 5, a method has also been proposed in which a copper wire with a circular cross section is flattened using a II-ru machine or the like and then wound into an ML-A shape.

・二の場合4)、線材の4A料が絶縁被膜銅線であるの
で 線々4そのもの一占積率は変らず、(足ってコイル
、l、 17での導電体の占積率は70%以−1にはな
り(号ない、 又、絶縁層を含めてロール等で圧延するので、断面の細
す【比率を大きくすると、絶縁層が破’in L7て層
間短絡の原因となるので、あまり偏平につふす、−とは
できず、しかもイ扁平率を太き1.7も、0、 + 7
 鰭径の綿相では絶縁厚が0.022 mmP度あるの
で、絶縁層を含めた厚さに対し、導電体の厚みが小さく
なっ一ζ占積率が減少する結果ともなるので好ましくな
い。
- In case 2), since the 4A material of the wire is an insulating coated copper wire, the space factor of the wires 4 itself does not change (additionally, the space factor of the conductor in the coil, l, 17 is 70 In addition, since the insulating layer is rolled with rolls, etc., the cross section becomes thinner. , you can't make it too flat, -, and the flattening ratio is 1.7, 0, + 7.
In the cotton phase of the fin diameter, the insulation thickness is 0.022 mmP degree, which is not preferable because the thickness of the conductor becomes smaller than the thickness including the insulation layer, resulting in a decrease in the 1ζ space factor.

更に、導電体の径がバラつくと、つぶされた線材中はそ
のバラつきが拡大されるので、1を回されたコイル全体
とし7て巾が所定の[1]内に入らなくなってしまった
り、磁気回路の一部として使用されるコイルの場合には
、部分的にコイルとマグネット間のギャップが増大する
、二ととなって結果的には、磁気効率を低下させること
となってしまう。
Furthermore, if the diameter of the conductor varies, the variation will be magnified in the crushed wire, so that the width of the entire turned coil (7) may no longer be within the specified [1], In the case of a coil used as part of a magnetic circuit, the gap between the coil and the magnet increases in some areas, resulting in a decrease in magnetic efficiency.

又近時、薄い絶縁シーI・−巳こ金属薄膜を張り伺り、
この薄膜に所定のパターンを印刷し、又はホトレジス(
・処理を行なった抜工、チングして所定のコイル形状の
金属薄膜を残したプリントコイルを、このよ・うな絶縁
シートを所定枚数重ねて使用するものが提案されている
Also, recently, we have been applying thin insulation sheet I-Miko metal thin film.
A predetermined pattern is printed on this thin film, or photoresist (
・It has been proposed to use a printed coil that has been processed by punching and cutting to leave a metal thin film in a predetermined coil shape, by stacking a predetermined number of such insulating sheets.

しかしながらこのコイルは、前記のようにして形成され
る)、:吟、コイルとなる金属薄膜の1113が薄膜の
j¥さに対して第6図に示すように大きな寸法を必要と
するので 絶縁シートの重積によっても 多くのターン
数を必要とするコイルには使用できなかった。
However, this coil is formed as described above), since the metal thin film 1113 that becomes the coil requires a large dimension as shown in Figure 6 compared to the thickness of the thin film, an insulating sheet is used. It could not be used for coils that required a large number of turns due to the stacking of coils.

又、伴産性を考慮した場合には絶縁シート4の1vさを
001ルノ下にすることは困難なので、占積率の向」−
は望めない欠点が残っている。
Also, when considering collateral production, it is difficult to make the 1v height of the insulating sheet 4 less than 001 mm, so the direction of the space factor is
There are still some drawbacks that cannot be desired.

そご−孤本出願人は前記U、た欠点を改善するものとし
′r 特願昭58−073729号および特願昭5 (
t −249126〜249131号と1.7で出願し
、ている。
The present applicant intends to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks.
Nos. t-249126 to 249131 and 1.7 were filed.

この出願のものは、巾広の!lil箔をコアに1を回し
、銅箔間を絶縁層、接着剤G、二より絶縁接着し7た1
多しこ前記′:1アを抜いソ、;後、あるいはコー?と
共に所望中6、二カット4るもの?″/+、る。
This application is wide! Turn the lil foil into the core and insulate between the copper foils with an insulating layer and adhesive G.
Tashiko Said': 1 Remove A, So, ; After or Cor? What do you want with 6, 2 cuts and 4? ″/+、ru.

ところで、前記二lアを抜い“(カ、l・すzIものに
ン+(+−・てLSl  カフ1時G、二形崩れする可
能性があり−そのためCζ1采型It (,1−よって
固型化する手間を川し7、またコアをも力!1−するも
のにあつ7は、:1アは−IQ: 1.、、か使用でき
ず 材料費(部品代)が嵩むという欠点かJ)った。
By the way, if you remove the 2l A from the above ``(Ka, l・suzImonin+(+-・teLSl), there is a possibility that the cuff 1 o'clock G, 2-shaped collapse--therefore, Cζ1-shape It (, 1-, therefore It saves the time and effort of solidifying 7, and also strengthens the core! 1- IQ: 1. The drawback is that it cannot be used and the cost of materials (parts) increases. or J).

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は、従来のO11述の如き欠点を除去するために
、4電性の薄帯に絶縁層と接着層とを設けて薄帯の絶縁
と接着を行い、コイル中の不要な空間を無くして導電体
の占積率を高める志共に、その外形の 定化、ターン数
の増加を計り、高能率、高品質の偏平空芯コイルを(X
供することを第1の目的とする。
In order to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional O11 mentioned above, the present invention provides an insulating layer and an adhesive layer on a four-conductor ribbon to insulate and bond the ribbon, thereby eliminating unnecessary space in the coil. With the aim of increasing the space factor of the conductor, we fixed its external shape and increased the number of turns to create a high-efficiency, high-quality flat air-core coil (X
The primary purpose is to provide

そして、11広の導電性の薄帯に絶縁層と接着層を設け
た後にこれを所定中に裁I#r+、、、次にパリ取り又
は捲回の何れかを先に行うことにより所定中の裁断がt
を回後に行なわれる場合のような裁断端面のバリによる
層間短絡がなく、バリ除去が比較的容易に行なえるよう
にする、゛とを第2の目的とするものである。
Then, after providing an insulating layer and an adhesive layer on an 11-wide conductive thin strip, it is cut into a predetermined shape I#r+, and then either deburring or winding is performed first to give a predetermined shape. The cutting is t
A second object of the present invention is to eliminate interlayer short circuits due to burrs on the cut end surface, which would occur after cutting, and to allow burr removal to be performed relatively easily.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下に本発明の一実施例を、第1図〜第3図について説
明する。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

厚さio〜2011に圧延され、50〜2001Im程
度の中の銅箔aは、第1図(△)のように供給11−ル
Rカ;+(11分20− FI Om稈154)速1g
H−7’ )X llt、X ノJ イ、。
Copper foil a rolled to a thickness of io~2011 and having a thickness of about 50~2001 Im is supplied as shown in Fig. 1 (△) at a speed of 1 g.
H-7')Xllt,XノJi,.

1X出さコV、 f、711・・19Fiaの一面には
、エツチングによ−て侵・さ才1ない 例えば1′ルタ
ンエボキシ系樹脂からなる)ハ軟(IF絶絆“剤が入っ
ている。絶縁利槽7内の塗布11−ラ6が接し7ており
、この塗布ローラfi L、’l L;l”ガイ1゛が
接していて余分な絶縁剤はガイド“(ITV勾除かれて
銅箔aの一面乙こ絶縁層すが一定厚さに塗布されイ)。
One side of the 1X output V, f, 711...19Fia contains a soft (IF bonding) agent that will not be damaged by etching. The coating roller 11 in the tank 7 is in contact with the coating roller 7, and the coating roller fi L,'l L; An insulating layer is applied to one side of a) to a constant thickness.

塗布された絶縁層すは加熱ヒータ8によって加熱されて
溶剤の揮発と絶縁剤の凝固が行われ、巻11V、リリー
ル9に巻き取られる。
The applied insulating layer is heated by a heater 8 to volatilize the solvent and solidify the insulating agent, and then is wound up into a roll 11V and a reel 9.

次4.1第11図(13)のように、:の巻取リール9
から再び銅箔aば絶縁層すを上面として毎分20〜50
Ir1稈度の速度で接着剤槽10に向って送出される8 、二の銅箔aには、下面、叩ぢ絶縁層すの反対面に、前
記絶縁剤より軟化点の低いfJレタンエポキシ系樹脂が
入っている接着剤槽10内の塗布ロール〔iが接してよ
ンリ、この塗布ロール6は、これに接するガイドによ−
、て余分な接着剤を取除かれて、銅箔aの下面に一定厚
さの接着層Cを塗布する。
Next 4.1 As shown in Figure 11 (13), the take-up reel 9 of:
20 to 50 times per minute again with the copper foil a as the top surface.
8. The second copper foil a, which is sent toward the adhesive tank 10 at a speed of Ir1, is coated with fJ urethane epoxy, which has a softening point lower than that of the insulating material, on the lower surface and the opposite surface of the insulating layer. The coating roll [i] in the adhesive tank 10 containing the resin is in contact with the coating roll 6, and the coating roll 6 is moved by the guide in contact with it.
, the excess adhesive is removed, and an adhesive layer C of a constant thickness is applied to the lower surface of the copper foil a.

塗布−\41席−接着層Cは、加熱ヒータ8で加熱され
て溶剤の揮発と、接着剤の凝固が行われ、これを巻取り
リール11に巻取る。
Coating - Seat 41 - The adhesive layer C is heated by the heater 8 to volatilize the solvent and solidify the adhesive, and then the adhesive layer C is wound onto the take-up reel 11 .

斯くして、絶縁層すと接着層(7が形成され、巻取りリ
ール11に巻き取られている中50〜200朋稈度の銅
211aは、第1図(C)のようにスリックロール12
で所定中6.二裁断されるべく、巻取りリール11から
スリッターロール12に導入される。
In this way, the insulating layer and the adhesive layer (7) are formed, and the copper 211a having a thickness of 50 to 200, which is wound on the take-up reel 11, is rolled onto the slick roll 12 as shown in FIG. 1(C).
6. It is introduced from the take-up reel 11 to a slitter roll 12 to be cut into two pieces.

スリックロール12は、間中の大径と小径の円盤が交互
に並べられたロール2本で構成され、一方のロールの小
径円盤の部分に、他方の大径の円盤が入り込んでいて、
この2本のロール間に挿入された銅7Aaが、円盤のピ
ッチ中で裁断されるようになっている。
The slick roll 12 is composed of two rolls in which large diameter discs and small diameter discs are arranged alternately in the middle, and the other large diameter disc is inserted into the small diameter disc part of one roll.
The copper 7Aa inserted between these two rolls is cut at the pitch of the disc.

このようにして、一定巾に哉l析された1同?f5 d
はそれぞれ別の巻取りリール13に巻取られる。
In this way, the same team that was analyzed over a certain period of time? f5 d
are respectively wound onto separate take-up reels 13.

この絶縁層すと接着層Cが形成され、所定l]に裁断さ
れた銅箔(1は、第1図(1つ)のように巻枠18乙こ
捲回される。
An adhesive layer C is formed on this insulating layer, and a copper foil (1) cut into a predetermined length is wound around a winding frame 18 as shown in FIG. 1 (one piece).

即J・ 企取りリール13から送出される銅箔d番、l
、スブリンη゛14を有するガイトローラ15をiji
 、illiZ、ごr” l:・よ−て一定の張力をイ
」与され、加熱ヒー〃1(己こ1°って接着1響Cがや
や軟化し、接71力を、it:、’ 7′l’、ろ程度
にまで加熱された後に、巻枠17G、二所非のターン4
夕捲回される。
Immediately J. Copper foil numbers d and l sent out from the planning reel 13
, iji guide roller 15 having sublin η゛14
, illiZ, please"l:・Therefore, a constant tension is applied, and the heating heat 1 (1 degree) causes the adhesive 1st pressure C to soften slightly, and a contact force of 71 is applied, it:,'7'l', after being heated to a low temperature, winding frame 17G, turn 4 of two places
The evening turns.

・〕の巻枠17−・の捲回によって、接着剤Cが銅’9
i’i (1々11!!祠14 +1 、l−を接着し
7、巻かわ已:形状を保持′・l−?’+ 、I)番、
二なる。
By winding the winding frame 17-, the adhesive C becomes copper '9.
i'i (1 each 11!! Shrine 14 +1, l- glued 7, Makikawa 已: retain the shape'・l-?'+, I) number,
Two.

その後 接着層〔5の凝固を待って巻枠17より1fV
、す1107 第1図([ル)のように吊り下げ治具1
BG、二引−かりて洗浄pN19内に浸消し7、lI5
染をt先l了は5人T ik 4;−IY+j化第 2
  fk   (F  e  Ce  ()   、 
イWj酸  (IINO+)等のエツチング液を入れた
エソ千ンゲ槽2n a::浸漬才る8 、二のエツチング1″稈によって、前記裁断によって住
L゛7−ζいノ、−バリや、その後の丁:稈で発律し、
た年I第5〕か溶解され、銅箔dの裁断端面をエツチン
グし、巻層間の短絡の除1.モを行い、次adz再ひ洗
浄槽19に7受ン青してjニノー丁−ングン夜のl久、
値’fi−(1−る。
After that, after waiting for the adhesive layer [5] to solidify, apply 1 fV from the winding frame 17.
, S1107 Hanging jig 1 as shown in Figure 1 ([L])
BG, double washed and immersed in pN197, lI5
There are 5 people in front of me.
fk (F e Ce (),
An etching bath containing an etching solution such as IINO+ is used to remove burrs and burrs from the above-mentioned cutting process. Subsequently, the culm produces a culm;
5] was melted and the cut end face of the copper foil d was etched to eliminate short circuits between the winding layers. After that, I went to the cleaning tank 19 again and washed it again for 7 hours.
Value 'fi-(1-ru.

洗浄が完了すると、乾燥炉21ド襲に収容し1、洗浄液
の乾燥を行−た(ルair、第1図((?)のよJ)に
絶縁剤槽224;Z温情1ノ(、銅箔(1の端面、即ら
コイルの側端面にも絶縁層l)を形lid +7、次に
乾燥炉23でその乾燥を行う。
When the cleaning was completed, the cleaning solution was placed in the drying oven 21 and then dried. The foil (with an insulating layer 1 also on the end faces of the coil 1, ie on the side end faces of the coil) is then dried in a drying oven 23.

、二のよ・うに形成された、−tイルは絶縁層す、接着
層Cの軟化点が半1]1の軟化寺より低いので、半11
:1を直接外I箔(Iにイ(]着できるものである。す
なわち絶縁層す、接着層(、を剥離することなく、銅箔
dにり一1ζ線等を直接”li FTI何のできるもの
である。
Since the softening point of the insulating layer and the adhesive layer C is lower than the softening temperature of half 1]1,
: 1 can be attached directly to the outer I foil (I).In other words, without peeling off the insulating layer or adhesive layer, you can directly attach the 1ζ wire, etc. to the copper foil d. It is possible.

1゛1゛仁前記実施例の洗浄、工、千ンゲ下程を、第2
図のように鋤1箔dを巻枠176に巻(レノ前の、巻1
fV、リリール13に巻かれた状態で行っても何等のル
:障も1C<できるt)のであろう しJ1゛の実施例シ、1、モータ用の偏平空芯コイルの
’!’、’J j前方tjs l:二つい6例示し、 
テp+ ”l カ、本Q ’Jl &f Cノ他G1r
スピーカ9コイルマつ、レーザーディスクプレイ八・の
じ・り−i′ノブ部の:lイルの製造ノ)法にも利用−
(きろものである。
1゛1゛The cleaning, machining, and machining steps of the above example were repeated in the second step.
As shown in the figure, wind the spade 1 foil d onto the winding frame 176 (in front of Reno, roll 1
fV, even if it is wound around the reel 13, there will probably be no problems whatsoever.J1゛Embodiment 1.Flat air-core coil for motor'! ', 'J j forward tjs l: 2 6 examples,
Tep + ``l Ka, book Q 'Jl &f Cノ and other G1r
Speaker 9 coils, laser disc playback 8-noji-ri - also used in the method of manufacturing the 1-il of the i' knob part-
(It's black.

〔発明の91+果〕 本発明LSI前述のように、巾広の導電性の薄帯Gに絶
縁層上接着層を形成Uまた後ろに、所定の中に裁断し、
これを所要の形状に所要のターン数捲回するの”ζ、従
来のよらな巾広の導電体を捲回した後G;′力・ルギ2
)六=めにIA=シる形崩が全くなく また断面円形の
線材を巻いた′:Jイルの、L ’> ノ、ψ不要の空
間か無く、導電体の占私率が向干し2.14つ捲回層間
6、!゛接イq剤−c′18看されて形崩れの心配のな
い高能イ・ミ1、伯1青、I、 、7!r□)−レイル
Jズ七る。二とができイ]、。
[91+ Results of the Invention] As described above, the LSI of the present invention forms an adhesive layer on an insulating layer on a wide conductive thin strip G, and cuts it into a predetermined shape on the back.
This is wound into the required shape and the required number of turns. After winding the conventional wide conductor, G;
) 6 = IA = There is no deformation at all, and the wire rod with a circular cross section is wound. .14 winding layers 6,!゛Glue-c'18 High-performance Lee Mi 1, Haku 1 Blue, I, , 7! r□)-Rail J's Seven. I can do two things],.

そ1ハ′ 1ン中の薄帯の1人゛スIジ1で糸色ギイ層
、十u着1t・1を形成・1イ、lハζ l;7.1肋
に多J7々木:ηのキ1(シ縁層、接着j(・1〕J(
11116,′1[′111/7\4−jるのγ、その
1イ1.′の能率が111<イーツノ、d+ l’ 7
790)i’ill ’IHQがで3z、。
So 1 H' One of the thin strips in 1 Iji 1 forms a thread-colored layer, 1t 1 1 A, l ha ζ l;7. : η Ki 1 (edge layer, adhesion j (・1) J (
11116,'1['111/7\4-jru's γ, part 1i1. 'Efficiency is 111<Etsuno, d+l' 7
790) i'ill 'IHQ is 3z,.

す!6.二、λ9.lji 局G:二発ηコ゛4−るバ
リ等G、!、工・ノ千ンゲ香、のバリ除去1、稈−(完
全6.1除)(された(々に、lを回さ)q大) (1
111端而4こ絶縁層を設け71ので、層間短絡や他の
導体との接FFI! lこよイ1シ司−1〜の危険性も
ない等の信用4−イfず/’+ 4)のでル)る。
vinegar! 6. 2.λ9. lji Station G: Two shots η coil 4-ru Bali etc. G,! , Removal of burrs from 1, culm (completely removed by 6.1) (turned (turn l each time) q large) (1
111 and 4 insulating layers 71, so there is no interlayer short circuit or contact with other conductors! I trust that there is no risk of this happening.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例を承ず−L程図、第2図は他
の実施例を示す工程図、第3図は裁断された銅箔の断面
図、第4図は従来の円形断面の線材を使用しl:コイル
の占積率の説明図、第5図は円形断面の線材を偏平とし
た際の1折面の説明図、第6図ばプリントコイルの説明
断面図である。 a・・・巾広の釦j箔、h・・・絶縁層、C・・・接@
層、d・・・裁断された銅箔、7・・・絶縁剤4111
7.10・・・接着剤槽 12・・・スリッタローハム
 17・・・巻枠、20・・・エツチング槽、22・・
・絶縁剤槽。 特 許 出 願 人  パイオニア株式会社第1図 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 旧
Fig. 1 is a process diagram of one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a process diagram showing another embodiment, Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of cut copper foil, and Fig. 4 is a conventional process diagram. Figure 5 is an explanatory diagram of the space factor of a coil using a wire rod with a circular cross section. Figure 5 is an explanatory diagram of the first fold plane when a wire rod with a circular cross section is flattened. Figure 6 is an explanatory cross-sectional diagram of a printed coil. be. a... Wide button j foil, h... Insulating layer, C... Contact@
Layer, d...Cut copper foil, 7...Insulating material 4111
7.10... Adhesive tank 12... Slitter raw ham 17... Winding frame, 20... Etching tank, 22...
・Insulating agent tank. Patent applicant Pioneer Corporation Figure 1 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) Old

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 導電性の薄帯の各捲回層間を絶縁する絶縁層と、該絶縁
層と薄帯とを接着する接着層とを形成した巾広の3層薄
帯を、スリッタ機等の裁断機で所定巾に裁断した後に、
エッチング等の裁断端面のバリ取りと、裁断された前記
3層薄帯を所定形状に捲回する捲回工程とを行い、然る
後に捲回した側端面を絶縁する端面処理工程を行うこと
を特徴とする偏平空芯コイルの製造方法。
A wide three-layer thin strip, which has an insulating layer that insulates each wound layer of the conductive thin strip and an adhesive layer that bonds the insulating layer and the thin strip, is cut into a predetermined size using a cutting machine such as a slitter machine. After cutting to width,
Deburring the cut end surface by etching, etc., and winding the cut three-layer ribbon into a predetermined shape, followed by an end surface treatment step of insulating the wound side end surface. A manufacturing method for a characteristic flat air-core coil.
JP11979084A 1984-06-13 1984-06-13 Manufacture of flat air core coil Granted JPS611241A (en)

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Citations (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS5066765A (en) * 1973-10-18 1975-06-05

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS5066765A (en) * 1973-10-18 1975-06-05

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