JPS63204120A - Liquid level detector - Google Patents
Liquid level detectorInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
り釆上り皿皿±1
本発明は、自動車の燃料タンク内の燃料レベルやエンジ
ン内のオイルレベル等を検出する液面検出器の製造方法
に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a liquid level detector for detecting the fuel level in an automobile fuel tank, the oil level in an engine, etc.
正米孜逝
機械的な可動部分がなくて小型で信頼性の高い液面検出
器として正温度特性ザーミスタ(以下PTCと称す)を
利用した液面レベル検出器が特公昭55−688号公報
に示されるように存在していた。A liquid level detector using a positive temperature coefficient thermistor (hereinafter referred to as PTC) as a small and highly reliable liquid level detector without mechanical moving parts was published in Japanese Patent Publication No. 1988-688. It existed as shown.
この液面レベル検出器においては第1図に図示されるよ
うに、縦長い熱絶縁性ホルダー02に円孔03を長手方
向に亘り一定間隔毎に設けるとともにこの円孔03を相
互に連通ずるように満04を形成し、短円柱状のPTC
Olの両面にリード線05.06を並列に接続した状態
で、このPTCOIを円孔03に嵌装するとともにリー
ド線05を満04に挿入し、熱絶縁性ホルダー02の他
側面07に熱絶縁性の蓋板08を一体に接着していた。In this liquid level detector, as shown in FIG. 1, circular holes 03 are provided at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction in a vertically long thermally insulating holder 02, and the circular holes 03 are made to communicate with each other. A short cylindrical PTC is formed.
With the lead wires 05 and 06 connected in parallel to both sides of the PTCOI, this PTCOI is fitted into the circular hole 03, and the lead wire 05 is inserted into the hole 04, and the other side 07 of the thermally insulating holder 02 is thermally insulated. The cover plate 08 was glued together.
前記した液面レベル検出器では、PTCOlの両面にリ
ード線05.06を接続するには、半田付けを行う必要
があり、またPTCOIの間隔を一定に保持して細いリ
ード線05.0GをPTCOlの両面に半田付けをする
ことが困難であった。ざらにリード線05を溝04に挿
入する際にリード線05を引掛りで接続部を分離させ、
あるいはリード線05を断線する悄れがあった。In the liquid level detector described above, it is necessary to solder to connect the lead wires 05.06 to both sides of the PTCOl, and the spacing between the PTCOIs is kept constant and the thin lead wires 05.0G are connected to the PTCOl. It was difficult to solder both sides of the board. When roughly inserting the lead wire 05 into the groove 04, the lead wire 05 is caught and the connection part is separated.
Or, there was a fear that the lead wire 05 would be disconnected.
口が 1しようとするJ 点
これを改善するために、第2図に図示するよう明細書の
浄書
に、PTCOlを熱伝導板を兼ねた金属製保持板02に
半田付は等で支持固定し、PTCOlの他面に半田付け
によりリード線03を接続して電気回路を溝成し、その
外周を合成樹脂04にて一体成形した液面検出器が考え
られるが、リード線03の接続は手作業によらなくては
ならず、作業能率が悪く、信頼性が欠けていた。In order to improve this problem, as shown in Fig. 2, PTCOl is supported and fixed on a metal holding plate 02 which also serves as a heat conduction plate by soldering or the like. , a liquid level detector can be considered in which the lead wire 03 is connected to the other surface of PTCOl by soldering to form an electric circuit, and the outer periphery is integrally molded with synthetic resin 04, but the lead wire 03 can be connected manually. It had to be done manually, resulting in poor work efficiency and lack of reliability.
■−を ゛するための−およ(fJFJfi本発明はこ
のような難点を克服した液面検出器の改良に係り、液体
に浸漬されて該液体の液面の高さを検出する液面検出器
において、感熱素子をその平坦面に固着した扁平な一方
の接続部材と該感熱素子に接続される他方の接続部材と
を略直角方向に指向して配置し、該感熱素子を電気的に
接続して電気回路を描成し、該電気回路の外周を樹脂成
形したため、感熱素子と各々の接続部材との接続部を分
離、脱線する惧れもなくなり、不良率の低下を促し、ざ
らに手作業によらずに、感熱素子と他方の接続部材との
接続を自動的に同時に行うことができる。■- and (fJFJfi) The present invention relates to an improvement of a liquid level detector that overcomes such difficulties, and includes a liquid level detector that is immersed in a liquid and detects the height of the liquid level. In the device, one flat connecting member having a heat-sensitive element fixed to its flat surface and the other connecting member connected to the heat-sensitive element are arranged so as to be oriented substantially at right angles, and the heat-sensitive element is electrically connected. Since the electric circuit is drawn using a resin mold and the outer periphery of the electric circuit is molded with resin, there is no risk of separation or derailment of the connections between the heat-sensitive element and each connecting member, which reduces the defective rate and eliminates the need for rough handling. The heat-sensitive element and the other connecting member can be automatically and simultaneously connected without any work.
また本発明では感熱素子の接続部を引き剥がそうとづる
tS1指成形峙の他方の接続部材に働く力を逃がし゛C
1感熱素了と他方の接続部(Aの剥頭を防1にすること
ができる。In addition, in the present invention, the force acting on the other connecting member of the tS1 finger mold when attempting to peel off the connecting portion of the heat-sensitive element is released.
1 heat sensitive end and the other connection part (A's bald head can be made into a defense 1).
実−効り一例
以下、第3図ないし第6図に図示の実施例について説明
する。An Example of Practical Effects The embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 to 6 will be described below.
自己発熱し、温度変化によって電気抵抗値が変化ηる特
性をイjする感熱素子として、本実施例では、PTol
を用い−Cいるが、その外にサーミスタ(NTC)、C
RT等の感温半導体や白金測温抵抗体を用いてもよい。In this example, PTol is used as a heat-sensitive element that generates heat by itself and has the characteristic that the electrical resistance value changes due to temperature changes.
-C is used, but in addition to that, a thermistor (NTC), C
A temperature-sensitive semiconductor such as RT or a platinum resistance temperature sensor may also be used.
J、た−力の接続部材たる銅製熱伝導板2(アルミニュ
ームでも可)の−ブノの側端面は平面状の放熱面3に形
成され、他方の側端部には上下2個所に加熱部4が配設
され、この加熱部4より上下方向に進むにつれて放熱面
3に接近するように他方の側端面はテーパー状に形成さ
れており、この加熱部4の一側面に上下方向に細長いP
TCIの一側面が半田付は等にJ:リ一体に接合されて
いる。J. The side end face of the copper heat conductive plate 2 (aluminum is also acceptable) which is the connection member for the power is formed into a flat heat dissipation surface 3, and the other side end has heating parts at two places above and below. 4 is arranged, and the other side end surface is formed in a tapered shape so that it approaches the heat radiation surface 3 as it advances from this heating part 4 in the vertical direction.
One side of the TCI is integrally joined by soldering.
さらに放熱面3と加熱部4とで挟まれた部分には、放熱
面3に相対する加熱部4の部分と放熱面3との間の熱抵
抗を増加するための円形の断熱孔5が上下2個所にそれ
ぞれ3個設けられており、熱伝導板2の最小巾部6間に
て上下方向に1つ−(n区分に分離されていると考えた
各放熱区分と加熱部4との間の熱抵抗が略等しくなるよ
うに形成されている。Further, in a portion sandwiched between the heat dissipation surface 3 and the heating section 4, circular heat insulating holes 5 are provided at the top and bottom in order to increase the thermal resistance between the heat dissipation surface 3 and the portion of the heating section 4 that faces the heat dissipation surface 3. Three pieces are provided at each of two locations, and one in the vertical direction between the minimum width part 6 of the heat conduction plate 2 - (between each heat dissipation section and the heating section 4, which are considered to be separated into n sections). are formed so that their thermal resistances are approximately equal.
さらにまた他方の接続部材たる銅製帯状伝導体9には、
その長手方向に沿って多数の断熱孔10が設はられるど
ともに、その−側にPTClの配置間隔と等しい間隔を
存して接触突起11が形成され、この接触突起11の先
端がPTCIの他側面に半田付(うされている。Furthermore, the copper strip-shaped conductor 9, which is the other connecting member, has
A large number of heat insulating holes 10 are provided along the longitudinal direction, and contact protrusions 11 are formed on the negative side at intervals equal to the arrangement interval of PTCl. It is soldered on the side.
しかも熱伝導板2および最小11部6の先端は接続端子
7,12にそれぞれ形成され、この接続端子7.12に
孔8,13が説(プられている。Furthermore, the tips of the heat conductive plate 2 and the minimum 11 portion 6 are formed into connection terminals 7 and 12, respectively, and holes 8 and 13 are formed in the connection terminals 7 and 12, respectively.
P T C1の両面に熱伝導板2および最小11]部6
を半田付けで接続して電気回路14を構成し、熱伝導板
2の放熱面3だけが露出するが他は全て密閉されるよう
に、断熱性合成樹脂15で一体成形する。Heat conductive plate 2 and minimum 11] part 6 on both sides of PTC1
are connected by soldering to form an electric circuit 14, and integrally molded with a heat insulating synthetic resin 15 so that only the heat dissipation surface 3 of the heat conduction plate 2 is exposed but everything else is sealed.
電気回路14の接続端子7,12は第6図に図示される
ように、液面変化を表示する電流側16と電源のバラブ
リ17とに接続されている。The connecting terminals 7, 12 of the electric circuit 14 are connected to a current side 16 for indicating changes in the liquid level and to a power source fluctuation 17, as shown in FIG.
第3図ないし第6図に図示の実施例は前記したように構
成されているので′、燃料りの液面1−8が高く、放熱
面3が全面に亘って燃料1−に接して冷却部分が広い状
態では、PTClは低温に冷却されて、P T’ C1
の電気抵抗は小さく、電流計16の指針の振れは大きい
。Since the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 to 6 is constructed as described above, the liquid level 1-8 of the fuel tank is high, and the heat dissipating surface 3 is entirely in contact with the fuel 1-8 for cooling. In the wide-area state, PTCl is cooled to a low temperature and becomes P T' C1
The electrical resistance of the ammeter 16 is small, and the pointer of the ammeter 16 swings large.
ぞして燃料りが消費されて、燃料1−の液面LSが低く
なると、燃料しによる放熱面3の冷却部分が減少し、P
TCIの温度は漸次上昇し、PTClの電気抵抗が大き
くなり、電流計16の指釧の振れが小さくなる。As the fuel is consumed and the liquid level LS of the fuel 1- becomes low, the cooling portion of the heat radiation surface 3 by the fuel decreases, and P
The temperature of TCI gradually rises, the electrical resistance of PTCl increases, and the swing of the finger of the ammeter 16 decreases.
またPTClは熱伝導板2および帯状伝導体9によって
確固と保持されるため、断熱性合成樹脂15に」;る電
気回路14の外周の一体成形に際して、その取扱い作業
を迅速に行い、能率良く成形作業を行うことができる。In addition, since PTCl is firmly held by the heat conductive plate 2 and the band-shaped conductor 9, it can be handled quickly and efficiently molded when integrally molding the outer periphery of the electric circuit 14 on the heat insulating synthetic resin 15. Able to perform work.
ざらにPTClは一定の間隔を存して配置された熱伝導
板2の加熱部4に固定され、帯状伝導体9は剛性に富ん
でいて、その接触突起11が一定の間隔を維持できるた
め、PTClを確実に位置決めして、製品精度を向上で
き、またPTCIと接触突起11との半田付は作業を簡
単に自動化できる。Roughly, PTCl is fixed to the heating parts 4 of the heat conduction plate 2 which are arranged at a constant interval, and the band-shaped conductor 9 has high rigidity and its contact protrusions 11 can maintain a constant interval. The PTCI can be positioned reliably to improve product accuracy, and the soldering process between the PTCI and the contact protrusion 11 can be easily automated.
さらにまた熱伝導板2と帯状伝導体9の先端を一定の相
対位置に設定した接続端子7.12に形成できるので、
外部の配線に電気回路14を簡@1に接続することがで
きる。Furthermore, since the ends of the heat conductive plate 2 and the band-shaped conductor 9 can be formed into a connecting terminal 7.12 with a fixed relative position,
The electric circuit 14 can be easily connected to external wiring.
しかも帯状伝導体9に断熱孔10を多数開【プたため、
帯状伝導体9の断熱性を向上させることができるととも
に、樹脂成形時における帯状伝導体9の平坦部に直角に
働く応力を回避でき、さらに帯状伝導体9と断熱性合成
樹脂15とが強固に結合される。Moreover, since a large number of insulation holes 10 are opened in the band-shaped conductor 9,
It is possible to improve the heat insulation properties of the band-shaped conductor 9, avoid stress acting perpendicularly to the flat part of the band-shaped conductor 9 during resin molding, and further strengthen the band-shaped conductor 9 and the heat-insulating synthetic resin 15. be combined.
第3図ないし第6図に図示の実施例では、帯状伝導体9
の接触突起11は、帯状伝導体9の巾方向へ突出した形
状に打抜きプレス成形によって形成されたが、第7図な
いし第8図に図示するように、断熱孔19を多数説【プ
た帯状伝導体18の一側に平行な突片20を打抜きプレ
ス成形によって形成し、これを直角に折曲して接触部片
21を形成してもよく、あるいは、第9図ないし第10
図に図示するように帯状伝導体22を構成してもよい。In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 to 6, the strip conductor 9
The contact protrusions 11 are formed by punching and press forming into a shape that protrudes in the width direction of the band-shaped conductor 9. However, as shown in FIGS. A protruding piece 20 parallel to one side of the conductor 18 may be formed by stamping and press forming, and this may be bent at right angles to form the contact piece 21, or alternatively, as shown in FIGS. 9 to 10.
The strip-shaped conductor 22 may be configured as shown in the figure.
1匪夏ガ浬
本発明においては、手作業によらずに、感熱素子と他方
の接続部拐との接続を自動的に同時に行うことができる
ので、製品の精度を一定水準に維持したまま、作業性を
大巾に向上させることができる。In the present invention, the heat-sensitive element and the other connecting part can be connected automatically and at the same time without manual work, so the accuracy of the product can be maintained at a certain level. Work efficiency can be greatly improved.
また本発明では、樹脂成形時における感熱素子と他方の
接続部材との剥離を防止できるため、製品の不良率を低
下させることができる。Further, in the present invention, it is possible to prevent the heat-sensitive element from peeling off from the other connecting member during resin molding, so that the defective rate of products can be reduced.
ざらに本発明においては、感熱素子の両側を扁平な一方
の接続部材へ他方の接続部材とで支持したため、樹脂成
形作業を支障なく遂行できる。Roughly speaking, in the present invention, since both sides of the heat-sensitive element are supported by one flat connecting member and the other connecting member, the resin molding operation can be carried out without any trouble.
第1図、は従来の液面検出器の分解斜視図、第2図は従
来の他の液面検出器の概略図透視斜視図、第3図は本発
明に係る液面検出器の一実施例の分解斜視図、第4図は
その横断面図、第5図は同実施例の概略図透視斜視図、
第6図はその回路図、第7図は本発明の他の実施例の側
面図、第8図はその突片を折曲した状態の斜視図、第9
図は本発明のさらに他の実施例の斜視図、第10図はそ
の側面図である。
1・・・PTC,2・・・熱伝導板、3・・・放熱面、
4・・・加熱部、5・・・断熱孔、6・・・最小巾部、
7・・・接続端子、8・・・孔、9・・・帯状伝導体、
10・・・断熱孔、11・・・接触突起、12・・・接
続端子、13・・・孔、14・・・電気回路、15・・
・断熱性合成樹脂、1G・・・電流泪、17・・・バッ
テリ、18・・・帯状伝導体、19・・・断熱孔、20
・・・突片、21・・・接触部片、22・・・帯状伝導
体、23・・・断熱孔、24・・・突片、25・・・接
触部片、
L・・・燃料、LS・・・液面。FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional liquid level detector, FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of another conventional liquid level detector, and FIG. 3 is an implementation of a liquid level detector according to the present invention. An exploded perspective view of the example, FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view thereof, and FIG. 5 is a schematic transparent perspective view of the same example.
FIG. 6 is a circuit diagram thereof, FIG. 7 is a side view of another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the protruding piece in a bent state, and FIG.
The figure is a perspective view of still another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 is a side view thereof. 1... PTC, 2... Heat conduction plate, 3... Heat radiation surface,
4... Heating part, 5... Heat insulation hole, 6... Minimum width part,
7... Connection terminal, 8... Hole, 9... Band-shaped conductor,
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Heat insulation hole, 11... Contact protrusion, 12... Connection terminal, 13... Hole, 14... Electric circuit, 15...
・Insulating synthetic resin, 1G... Current tear, 17... Battery, 18... Band-shaped conductor, 19... Insulating hole, 20
... Protruding piece, 21... Contact piece, 22... Band-shaped conductor, 23... Heat insulation hole, 24... Protruding piece, 25... Contact piece, L... Fuel, LS...Liquid level.
Claims (1)
出器において、 感熱素子をその平坦面に固着した扁平な一方の接続部材
と該感熱素子に接続される他方の接続部材とを略直角方
向に指向して配置し、該感熱素子を電気的に接続して電
気回路を構成し、該電気回路の外周を樹脂成形してなる
ことを特徴とする液面検出器。[Claims] A liquid level detector that is immersed in a liquid to detect the height of the liquid level, comprising: one flat connecting member having a heat-sensitive element fixed to its flat surface; and a flat connecting member connected to the heat-sensitive element. The heat-sensitive element is arranged so as to be oriented substantially perpendicularly to the other connecting member, the heat-sensitive element is electrically connected to form an electric circuit, and the outer periphery of the electric circuit is molded with resin. surface detector.
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