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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05K—PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS; MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
- H05K9/00—Screening of apparatus or components against electric or magnetic fields
- H05K9/0073—Shielding materials
- H05K9/0098—Shielding materials for shielding electrical cables
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H01B—CABLES; CONDUCTORS; INSULATORS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR CONDUCTIVE, INSULATING OR DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
- H01B9/00—Power cables
- H01B9/02—Power cables with screens or conductive layers, e.g. for avoiding large potential gradients
- H01B9/022—Power cables with screens or conductive layers, e.g. for avoiding large potential gradients composed of longitudinal lapped tape-conductors
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01B—CABLES; CONDUCTORS; INSULATORS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR CONDUCTIVE, INSULATING OR DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
- H01B9/00—Power cables
- H01B9/02—Power cables with screens or conductive layers, e.g. for avoiding large potential gradients
- H01B9/023—Power cables with screens or conductive layers, e.g. for avoiding large potential gradients composed of helicoidally wound tape-conductors
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y10T29/49194—Assembling elongated conductors, e.g., splicing, etc.
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Description
Elektrisk skjermende bånd. Electrically shielding tape.
Oppfinnelsen vedrorer elektrisk skjermende bånd omfattende et legeme av isolerende materiale i hvilket er innlagt et kontinuerlig båndformet innlegg av elektrisk ledende materiale, The invention relates to electrically shielding tape comprising a body of insulating material in which is inserted a continuous tape-shaped insert of electrically conductive material,
I elektrisk og elektronisk kommunikasjon og instrumentasjon er det meget viktig at signaler i nærbeliggende kretser ikke blan-des med hverandre og at de beskyttes mot innflytelsen av ytre magnetfelt. Dette oppnås vanligvis ved å omgi isolerte ledere med en elektrisk ledende tråddukakjermning. Ytre felt frem-bringer hvirvelstrdmmer i skj ertnnlngen hvilke ledes til jord hvis skjermningen er jordet. Tidligere har slik tråddukskjermning vært trukket over de isolerte ledere som skal skjermes, eller viklet rundt disse, eller formet direkte ved fletting. In electrical and electronic communication and instrumentation, it is very important that signals in nearby circuits are not mixed with each other and that they are protected against the influence of external magnetic fields. This is usually achieved by surrounding insulated conductors with an electrically conductive wire cloth armouring. External fields produce eddy currents in the shielding, which are led to earth if the shielding is earthed. In the past, such wire cloth shielding has been pulled over the insulated conductors to be shielded, or wrapped around these, or formed directly by braiding.
Ifolge oppfinnelsen kjennetegnes båndet av den innledningsvis nevnte art ved at det båndformede innlegg har to nær båndets kanter beliggende blottlagte partier som forloper i båndets lengderetning på motsatte;sider av dette, slik at innlegget ved vikling av båndet med overlappende kanter om en kabel e.l. danner en kontinuerlig rorformet skjerm ved at de blottlagte partier nær de overlappende kanter kommer i elektrisk kontakt med hverandre. According to the invention, the tape of the type mentioned at the outset is characterized by the fact that the tape-shaped insert has two exposed parts situated close to the edges of the tape which run in the longitudinal direction of the tape on opposite sides thereof, so that the insert when winding the tape with overlapping edges around a cable or the like. forms a continuous rudder-shaped screen by the exposed parts near the overlapping edges coming into electrical contact with each other.
Båndet ifolge oppfinnelsen muliggjbr isolasjon og skjermning av en leder utfort ved en enkelt og lettvint operasjon, om nodvendig på arbeidsstedet. The tape according to the invention enables insulation and shielding of a conductor to be carried out in a simple and easy operation, if necessary at the workplace.
Oppfinnelsen skal beskrives nærmere i forbindelse med et eksem-pel under henvisning til tegningen,hvor The invention shall be described in more detail in connection with an example with reference to the drawing, where
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fig. 1 perspektivisk viser en del av et bånd ifolge en utforel-sesform av oppfinnelsen, fig. 1 perspectively shows part of a band according to an embodiment of the invention,
fig. 2-4 er tverrsnitt som viser alternative utfbrelsesformer,og fig. 2-4 are cross-sections showing alternative embodiments, and
fig. 5 er et perspektiv i likhet med fig. 1 og viser en ytter-ligere utforelse. fig. 5 is a perspective similar to fig. 1 and shows an outermost embodiment.
I fig. 1 betegner 10 et legeme av isolerende materiale, fortrinns-vis en plast eller et elastomert stoff. Av de mange anvendelige materialer har silikongummi vist seg å være mest fordelaktig, særlig silikongummi som eir blitt utformet således at den er selvklebende. Hvis et isolerende materiale anvendes som ikke har denne egenskap, kan et passende klebemiddel påfores båndet for det brukes. In fig. 1 denotes a body of insulating material, preferably a plastic or an elastomeric material. Of the many applicable materials, silicone rubber has proven to be the most advantageous, especially silicone rubber which has been designed so that it is self-adhesive. If an insulating material is used that does not have this property, a suitable adhesive can be applied to the tape before it is used.
I det isolerende legeme 10 er det innstopt et båndformet innlegg 12 av ledende materiale. Dette innlegg 12 strekker seg gjennom båndet 10 av isolerende materiale og er således tilboyet at det fås blottlagte arealer 14 og 16 nær ved motsatte sidekanter av båndet. Lederen 12 omfatter et plant mellomparti 18 hvis kanter 20,22 er utformet for hensiktsmessig innstbpning i båndet 10 og strekker seg bort fra flatene 14 og 16 respektive som ligger blottlagt. A strip-shaped insert 12 of conductive material is inserted into the insulating body 10. This insert 12 extends through the band 10 of insulating material and is thus bent so that exposed areas 14 and 16 are obtained close to opposite side edges of the band. The conductor 12 comprises a planar middle part 18 whose edges 20,22 are designed for appropriate insertion into the band 10 and extend away from the surfaces 14 and 16 respectively which are exposed.
Disse arealer 14 og 16 ligger i flukt med båndets sideflater These areas 14 and 16 lie flush with the tape's side surfaces
og ligger således at ved vikling av båndet med overlappende kanter omkring en elektrisk kabel eller lignende, vil arealene 14 og 16 ligge mot hverandre for overlappende par av kanter, slik at det fås kontakt som gir en kontinuerlig elektrisk skjermning. Innlegget 12 som danner skjermningen,kan kobles til jord eller til en returkrets. and lies in such a way that when winding the tape with overlapping edges around an electric cable or the like, the areas 14 and 16 will lie against each other for overlapping pairs of edges, so that contact is made which provides a continuous electrical shielding. The insert 12, which forms the shielding, can be connected to earth or to a return circuit.
I fig. 2 er innlegget 12a innstbpt i det isolerende bånd 10a uten noen bbyning, idet innlegget er helt plant. To arealer 14a og 16a av innlegget 12a på motsatte sidekanter av båndet er blottlagt ved å anordne kanaler i det isolerende bånd 10 på motsatte sider av dette nær båndets kanter. Båndet har en fremspringende fbringslinje 24 på midten for å tjene til å lette viklingen av båndet med den grad av overlapping som er nodvendig for å sikre elektrisk kontakt mellom de blottlagte arealer 14a og 16a. In fig. 2, the insert 12a is inserted into the insulating band 10a without any bending, as the insert is completely flat. Two areas 14a and 16a of the insert 12a on opposite side edges of the band are exposed by arranging channels in the insulating band 10 on opposite sides thereof near the edges of the band. The tape has a projecting line 24 at its center to serve to facilitate winding of the tape with the degree of overlap necessary to ensure electrical contact between the exposed areas 14a and 16a.
Det vil forstås at for forenkling av tegningen er fig. 2, så vel som de andre figurer, ikke trukket opp i riktig målestokk. Spesielt er tykkelsen av båndet i hvert av de viste eksempler sterkt overdrevet. I praksis vil det isolerende bånd 10 være ganske tynt, slik at bare omviklingen av båndet på en isolert leder vil bevirke tilstrekkelig flyting av det isolerende materiale bort fra de kanaler som vises i fig. 2 til å sikre direkte elektrisk kontakt mellom de blottlagte arealer 14a og 16a for innlegget 12a. It will be understood that for simplification of the drawing, fig. 2, as well as the other figures, not drawn up to the correct scale. In particular, the thickness of the band in each of the examples shown is greatly exaggerated. In practice, the insulating band 10 will be quite thin, so that just wrapping the band around an insulated conductor will cause sufficient flow of the insulating material away from the channels shown in fig. 2 to ensure direct electrical contact between the exposed areas 14a and 16a for the insert 12a.
Utfbrelsen efter fig. 3 gjor også bruk av et innlegg 12b som ikke er bbyet efter lengderetningen. Det isolerende bånd 10b er påfbrt som to separate strimler på hver side av innlegget 12b, idet hver strimmel har en bredde som er mindre enn innleggets 12b. På denne måte tilveiebringes blottlagte flater 14b og 16b i innsnitt langs sidekantene av det isolerende bånd 10b. Hver av de isolerende strimler som danner båndet 10b, slutter i en kant for å isolere kantene av innlegget 12b. The design according to fig. 3 also makes use of an insert 12b which is not bent lengthwise. The insulating band 10b is applied as two separate strips on each side of the insert 12b, each strip having a width that is smaller than the insert 12b. In this way, exposed surfaces 14b and 16b are provided in incisions along the side edges of the insulating band 10b. Each of the insulating strips forming the band 10b ends in an edge to isolate the edges of the insert 12b.
Modifikasjonen efter fig. 4 vedrorer et bånd som svarer til kravene om en storre tykkelse enn den normale. Det isolerende bånd 10c har kanaler langs motstående sidekanter, slik som i fig. 2, men strimler 30 av ledende materiale er innlagt i hver av disse kanaler. Strimlene 30 står i kontinuerlig kontakt med arealene 14c og 16c av innlegget 12c i de respektive kanaler, The modification according to fig. 4 relates to a band which meets the requirements for a greater thickness than the normal one. The insulating band 10c has channels along opposite side edges, as in fig. 2, but strips 30 of conductive material are inserted in each of these channels. The strips 30 are in continuous contact with the areas 14c and 16c of the insert 12c in the respective channels,
og de blottlagte flater av strimlene 30 ligger stort sett i flukt med de respektive sideflater av båndet. and the exposed surfaces of the strips 30 are generally flush with the respective side surfaces of the tape.
I fig. 5 er vist et bånd som har avsmalnende kanter 32 og en midtlinje 34 som ligger i flukt med båndets overflate. Båndet 10d har maksimal tykkelse på midten og minimumstykkelse ved kantene. Det ledende innlegg 12d ligner det innlegg 12, som vises i fig. 1. Innlegget.12d har således forankringsflenser langs kantene. Båndets avsmalnende kanter og linjen 34 letter vikling av båndet med riktig overlapping for å sikre at direkte elektrisk kontakt fås mellom de blottlagte flater 14d og 16d respektive. In fig. 5 shows a band having tapered edges 32 and a center line 34 which lies flush with the band's surface. The tape 10d has maximum thickness in the middle and minimum thickness at the edges. The conductive insert 12d is similar to the insert 12 shown in fig. 1. The insert.12d thus has anchoring flanges along the edges. The tape's tapered edges and line 34 facilitate winding of the tape with proper overlap to ensure that direct electrical contact is made between the exposed surfaces 14d and 16d, respectively.
Det skal bemerkes at dimensjonene av båndet.og. valget av isolerende og ledende materialer vil bestemmes av mekaniske,elektriske og monteringsmessige faktorer som inngår i hver spesiell anvendelse av båndet. Bruken av selvklebende silikongummi, It should be noted that the dimensions of the tape.and. the choice of insulating and conductive materials will be determined by mechanical, electrical and assembly factors that are included in each particular application of the tape. The use of self-adhesive silicone rubber,
som foran er nevnt som det mest foretrukne materiale, er særlig å anbefale hvor kabler eller ledninger som forer.lavfrekvente signaler, skal skjermes under en forholdsvis hc-y arbeidstempera-tur. Under slik anvendelse kan det ledende innlegg med fordel være en avplattet fletning eller Monel-metall. which was mentioned above as the most preferred material, is particularly recommended where cables or wires carrying low-frequency signals are to be shielded under a relatively hc-y working temperature. Under such application, the conductive insert can advantageously be a flattened braid or Monel metal.
Selv om her bare henvisning er gjort til overlappende vikling av båndet, vil det forstås at båndet ifolge oppfinnelsen også kan legges i lengderetningen\rundt elektriske ledere eller grupper av ledere. Although here only reference is made to overlapping winding of the tape, it will be understood that according to the invention the tape can also be laid in the longitudinal direction\around electrical conductors or groups of conductors.
Skjermende bånd ifolge oppfinnelsen kan fremstilles på forskjel-lige måter. Foretrukne metoder for fremstillingen er beskrevet i U.S. patent 3 253 073 og 3 439 383. Shielding tape according to the invention can be produced in different ways. Preferred methods of preparation are described in U.S. Pat. patent 3,253,073 and 3,439,383.
Båndet kan fremstilles ved forst å ekstrudere plast gjennom en ekstrusjonsdyse på en plate av metall eller annet materiale som beveger seg, til hvilken plate plasten ikke vil hefte permanent. En smal remse av metall beveges forbi dyseåpningen, idet remsen strekkes over dysens avrundede nese. Samtidig presses plasten ut av åpningen mot undersiden av metallremsen for å be-legge en side av denne, bortsett fra et kantparti. Den plast-belagte metallremse legges med belegget vendende oppad på plasten som er ekstrudert på den midlertidige understøttelse, idet den ubelagte side av metallremsen legges på og noe sideforskjovet relativt den ekstruderte plasten slik at også et kantparti på den andre side av båndet ikke belegges. Et hensiktsmessig trykk-organ fores derefter over belegget på remsen for å overfore belegget fra den midlertidige understottelse til remsen slik at denne belegges med plastskikt på begge sider. Derefter kan båndet varmebehandles eller på annen måte herdes. The tape can be made by first extruding plastic through an extrusion die onto a plate of metal or other moving material, to which plate the plastic will not adhere permanently. A narrow strip of metal is moved past the nozzle opening, the strip being stretched over the rounded nose of the nozzle. At the same time, the plastic is pushed out of the opening towards the underside of the metal strip to cover one side of this, apart from an edge section. The plastic-coated metal strip is laid with the coating facing upwards on the plastic that has been extruded on the temporary support, with the uncoated side of the metal strip being laid on and somewhat laterally offset relative to the extruded plastic so that an edge section on the other side of the strip is also not coated. An appropriate pressure device is then placed over the coating on the strip to transfer the coating from the temporary support to the strip so that it is coated with a plastic layer on both sides. The tape can then be heat treated or otherwise hardened.
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