KR20100023608A - Adaptable transformer and inductor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An adaptable transformer and an inductor is provided to prevent electromagnetic emission and a short circuit by minimizing the exposed of an inductor coil and separating the coil from each winding. CONSTITUTION: A bobbin(20) for a transformer and an inductor comprise includes a bobbin body. The bobbin body comprises a transformer coil and an inductor coil. One end of the transformer coil is connected to the one end of the inductor coil. A base unit leads a high voltage coil. The base unit clinches the bobbin body. The base unit holds one among the low voltage coils of the transformer.

Description

Custom Transformers & Inductors {ADAPTABLE TRANSFORMER AND INDUCTOR}

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a customized transformer and an inductor, and more particularly to a bobbin including an integrated transformer and an inductor.

Most electric and hybrid vehicles have high voltage batteries to drive motors that operate only at high voltages. At the same time, it is also equipped with a low voltage battery of approximately 12V or 48V, which powers various electrical components. Low voltage batteries are mainly used for the control and communication of systems such as electrical control units that control electronic components inside a vehicle. Thus, the high voltage battery and the low voltage battery are generally used not only in electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles but also in internal combustion engine vehicles.

In order to match various voltages in a vehicle with a power supply, a DC-DC converter converting DC voltages into DC voltages having different magnitudes is appropriately adjusted to the voltages used. These DC-DC converters exist between the high voltage battery and the low voltage battery, distributing power to the interior of the vehicle.

Power systems in automobiles generally have two batteries, such as a high voltage battery and a low voltage battery, or a plurality of batteries having a voltage level higher than that, but only one battery. Likewise, when only one battery is mounted, the voltage supplied from the battery is mainly converted using a DC-DC converter. That is, even in an environment in which one battery is used, the DC-DC converter can efficiently supply most of the required voltages.

Such DC-DC converters are generally composed of elements such as transformers, inductors, diodes, capacitors, and switching elements. Among them, the coil of the transformer is composed of a thin coil of the high voltage side through which a small current flows and a coil of the low voltage side through which a large current flows, and the coil of the low voltage side is formed in a bent form by extending the plate flatly. The plate has a fold structure.

1 shows the structure of a conventional vehicle transformer.

In the conventional vehicle transformer, the transformer 101 and the inductor 102 were structurally separated. In order to electrically connect it, a separate connection terminal 46 must be provided, which is connected to the transformer 101 and the inductor 102, respectively. It is also connected to an external component via the transformer outgoing terminal 47 and the inductor coil outgoing terminal 49.

As such, when the transformer and the inductor are structurally separated, a large mounting space is required. In order to electrically connect the coil of the transformer and the inductor, the lead out distance of the coil is long and a separate connection terminal is necessary externally. . In addition, insulation is required to lead the lead out to the connection terminal, and a lot of space is required due to a separate fastening element. Since the lead and the connection terminal part are exposed, electromagnetic waves emitted by the current flowing in the lead and the connection terminal part affect the switching part of the DC-DC converter, which may cause a malfunction.

In addition, the structurally separated transformer and the inductor are very vulnerable to the vibration of the moving car and the vibration of the engine. If vibrations and engine vibrations are repeated continuously, the bolts of the connecting terminals connecting the transformer and the inductor may be loosened, which may increase the impedance connecting them or the coil may be disconnected and cause malfunction of the electrical circuit. have.

In addition, the coil is likely to resonate or swing due to the shaking of the engine. In other words, a plurality of windings constituting the coil may be structurally deformed due to external vibration, which may cause contact short circuits. In particular, since the requirement to reduce the size of electrical components has recently been required, the space between windings tends to decrease. However, as described above, if the space between the windings is reduced, the short circuit is likely to occur, which hinders securing the stability of the coil.

In order to solve this problem, not only the space between the windings, but also the method of insulating the surface of the winding by coating with a resin-like material.

However, such a structure increases the cost of the process by increasing the coil production stage, and the increase in the process cost increases the coil price. In addition to cost concerns, if the insulation coated windings rub against each other for a long time, they wear out and their properties become worse and worse.

For transformers and coils tailored to meet the insulation conditions between the windings of the coils, minimizing mounting space, minimizing the mounting space, resulting from malfunctions of the switching unit, resulting from components of the transformers and coils of the prior art as described above. Developing a bobbin is a subject of the present invention.

In a bobbin for a transformer and an inductor having a bobbin body according to the present invention, as a bobbin for a transformer and an inductor having a bobbin body, the bobbin body includes a winding of a transformer and an inductor winding, and one terminal of the transformer's winding and an inductor winding One terminals of are connected to each other.

More preferably, in the bobbin for the transformer and the inductor according to the present invention, the winding of the transformer included in the bobbin body is a high voltage side winding.

More preferably, the cover further comprises a cover having a coupling body for coupling the bobbin body and the base, the base and the cover insulate the high voltage side winding of the transformer and the low voltage side winding, and fix the other of the low voltage side windings of the transformer. Let's do it.

More preferably, in the bobbins for the transformer and the inductor according to the present invention, there is further provided a base portion for drawing the high voltage side winding, fixing the bobbin body, and fixing one of the low voltage side windings of the transformer.

An electrical component that combines transformer and inductor bobbins provides efficient space utilization in tight spaces, eliminates extra connections, minimizes coil exposure, and separates each winding coil from each other, preventing electromagnetic emissions and mounting in a moving car As in the case of any vibration, there is an advantageous effect that the reliability of the coil is increased by preventing the impedance increase and the circuit short-circuit due to the bolt flim and the poor contact.

Such bobbins for transformers and inductors can be applied to various products requiring electric power, such as electric bicycles, trains, airplanes, ships, as well as vehicles. In particular, it can be applied to a variety of mechanisms and machine tools used for transport where vibrations and swings are expected to be greater. In addition, it can be used for military as well as civilian transportation.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings to facilitate understanding of the present invention.

Figure 2 shows one embodiment of a custom transformer and inductor of the present invention, Figure 3 shows an exploded view of the custom transformer and inductor.

The customized transformer and inductor of FIG. 3 receives a voltage from an external circuit through the first low voltage side winding 63 and the second low voltage side winding 64, converts the magnitude of the voltage, and includes the high voltage side included in the bobbin 20. The voltage converted to the winding can be output. One terminal of the high voltage side winding is connected to the inductor and outputs a voltage. Alternatively, the voltage may be converted from the high voltage side winding toward the transformer in reverse. The specific structure of the custom transformer and inductor is described below.

Custom transformers and inductors include bobbin 20, first low voltage side winding 63, second low voltage side winding 64, first insulating layer 62a, second insulating layer 62b, first transformer core 60a. ), The second transformer core 60b, the first inductor core 61a structurally connected with the first transformer core, the second inductor core 61b structurally connected with the second transformer core, the lead-out part 49 on the inductor side And a lead portion 46 on the high voltage side of the transformer.

One terminal 90 of the first low voltage side winding 63 is connected to an external circuit, and the other terminal has a connectable hole (or tab) 95. The second low voltage side winding 64 is wound in a direction opposite to the first low voltage side winding 63. In FIG. 3, the first low voltage side winding 63 is wound clockwise from the connecting terminal 90 of the external circuit and ends with a hole (or tab) 95 that can be connected to the second low voltage side winding 64. do. The second low voltage side winding 64 is wound counterclockwise from the connection terminal 98 of the external circuit and ends with a hole (or tab) 97 that can be connected to the first low voltage side winding 63. The holes (or tabs) of the first low voltage side winding 63 and the second low voltage side winding 64 may be connected to each other or may be separated. The type of connection to the external circuit depends on the rectification method, which determines the interconnection of the holes (or taps).

The first low voltage side winding 63 and the first transformer core 60a are insulated by the first insulating layer 62a. The second low voltage side winding 62 and the second transformer core 60b are insulated by the second insulating layer 62b.

Meanwhile, the first transformer core 60a is structurally connected to the first inductor core 61a, and the second transformer core 60b is structurally connected to the second inductor core 61b. The bobbin 20 includes a high voltage side winding and a coil for an inductor, which will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4.

4 shows an exploded view of the bobbin 20 shown in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 shows a shape in which the bobbin 20 of FIG. 4 is coupled. Hereinafter, the structure of each part which comprises the bobbin 20 is demonstrated through FIG.

The bobbin 20 is configured by combining the bobbin cover 30, the bobbin body 40, and the base part 50. The bobbin cover 30, the bobbin body 40, and the base part 50 included in the bobbin 2 may be divided into a transformer part 31 and an inductor part 35 according to their performance and structure. . That is, in this embodiment, the places where the transformer section 31 and the inductor section 35 are located are distinguished, but they are structurally coupled.

The bobbin body 40 includes a high voltage side winding portion 41 of the transformer, a high voltage side coil guide 42, an inductor winding portion 45, a lead portion 49 on the inductor side, and a lead portion 46 on the high voltage side of the transformer. It is provided. Since the high voltage side winding portion 41 and the inductor winding portion 45 are structurally coupled, separation can be prevented by vibration or the like. The high voltage side coil is supported by the high voltage side coil guide 42, and the inductor winding portion 45 also includes a guide of the inductor coil, thereby serving to insulate between the windings of the inductor.

The bobbin cover 30 includes a first low voltage coil guide 32 of a transformer, a first connecting ring 33 and a second connecting ring 36 to the base part. The low voltage coil guide 32 fixes the first low voltage side winding 63 of FIG. 3. The first connecting ring 33 and the second connecting ring 36 with the base part allow the base part 50 and the bobbin cover 30 to be tightly coupled.

The base portion 50 includes a bobbin body fixing jaw 51, a second low voltage coil guide 52, and a protection portion 55 of the connecting terminal. The bobbin body fixing jaw 51 fixes the bobbin body 40, the second low voltage coil guide 52 supports the second low voltage side coil 64 of FIG. 3, and the connection terminal protection unit 55 is an inductor. It serves to protect the lead portion 49 on the side and the lead portion 46 on the high voltage side of the transformer from external pressure and the like.

Since the high voltage side coil of the transformer and the coil of the inductor are simply connected inside the bobbin 20, the exposure of the coil is minimized and the short circuit can be prevented by friction.

FIG. 6 shows a circuit diagram of the transformer and inductor shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.

3 and 4, the inductor 810 corresponds to the inductor 45 of FIG. 4, and the lead-out portion 850 of the inductor side is drawn out of the inductor side of FIG. Corresponding to section 49, the lead-out portion 860 on the high voltage side of the transformer corresponds to the lead-out portion 49 on the high voltage side of the transformer of FIG. In addition, the high voltage side winding 820 corresponds to the high voltage side winding 42 of FIG. 4, the first low voltage side winding 830 corresponds to the first low voltage side winding 63 of FIG. 3, and the second low voltage side Winding 840 corresponds to second low voltage side winding 64 of FIG. 3. The voltage input to the high voltage side winding 820 is converted to a low voltage and output to the respective terminals 870, 880, 890 on the low voltage side.

FIG. 7 illustrates an exploded view of a second embodiment of a custom transformer and inductor, and FIG. 8 illustrates a form in which the custom transformer and inductor of FIG. 7 are combined.

The second embodiment of FIG. 7 is substantially the same as the structure of the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, but the shape of the holes (or tabs) of the first high voltage side winding 63 and the second high voltage side winding 64 is the first embodiment. The difference is that it differs from the example. That is, in the first embodiment, since the holes (or taps) (95 and 97 in Fig. 3) of the high voltage side coil are connected to each other, the tap of the transformer of the high voltage side coil may be used in a rectifying circuit having one. On the other hand, in the second embodiment, since the center holes (or tabs) 150 and 165 are separated from each other, the transformer tab of the transformer of the high voltage side coil may be used in two rectifier circuits.

Various modifications to these embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the unique principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments that do not utilize the operation of the invention. That is, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown, but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features described herein.

1 shows the structure of a conventional vehicle transformer.

2 illustrates one embodiment of a custom transformer and inductor of the present invention.

3 shows an exploded view of a custom transformer and inductor.

4 shows an exploded view of the bobbin 20 shown in FIG. 3.

5 shows a shape in which the bobbin 20 of FIG. 4 is coupled.

FIG. 6 shows a circuit diagram of the transformer and inductor shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.

7 shows an exploded view of a second embodiment of a custom transformer and inductor.

8 illustrates a combination of the custom transformer and the inductor of FIG. 7.

* Description of the main parts of the drawing

20: Custom transformer and inductor bobbin 63: first low voltage side winding

64: second low voltage side winding 62a: first insulating layer

62b: second insulating layer 60a: first transformer core

60b: second transformer core 61a: first inductor core

61b: 2nd inductor core 49: lead-out part of inductor side

46: lead-out part on the high voltage side of the transformer

Claims (6)

A bobbin for a transformer and an inductor having a bobbin body, The bobbin body has a winding of an transformer and an inductor winding, A bobbin for a transformer and an inductor, wherein one terminal of the winding of the transformer and one terminal of the inductor winding are connected to each other. The method of claim 1, The winding of the transformer included in the bobbin body is a high voltage side winding, transformer and inductor bobbin. The method of claim 2, And a base portion for drawing out the high voltage side winding, fixing the bobbin body, and fixing one of the low voltage side windings of the transformer. The method of claim 3, wherein Further comprising a cover having a connecting ring for coupling the bobbin body and the base, Wherein the base and the cover insulate the high voltage side winding of the transformer and the low voltage side winding, and fix the other of the low voltage side windings of the transformer. A customized transformer and inductor comprising the bobbin for the winding and the inductor according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The method of claim 5, wherein A core for the transformer; A core for the inductor; And Further comprising an insulating layer that insulates the core for the transformer and the low voltage side winding of the transformer.

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