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US2787769A US367858A US36785853A US2787769A US 2787769 A US2787769 A US 2787769A US 367858 A US367858 A US 367858A US 36785853 A US36785853 A US 36785853A US 2787769 A US2787769 A US 2787769A
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  • TAPPED COIL Filed July 14-, 1953 may The/r A ttor/yy TAPPED COIL Ezra C. Hill and Harry J. Proxmire, Fort Wayne, Ind.,as-
  • This invention relates to coils for inductive devices and more particularly coils having a tap.
  • inductive devices such as transformers
  • a coil having a tap i. e. a connection brought out intermediate the ends of the coil.
  • the coil is .a high voltage coil and thus wound with fine wire
  • insulation problems have made it difiicult to bring out a tap and therefore in the past, it has been conventional practice to provide two separate coils with the end connections between the two coils providing the tap.
  • a coil body wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of wire.
  • One or more, preferably two axially extending tubular members are wound between two of the coil layers at or near the point where the tap is to be brought out.
  • a tap is taken from the coil body and connected to one end of an external tap lead. This connection is then positioned in one of the tubular members and the external lead extends through the other of the tubular members thereby anchoring the tap lead to the coil body.
  • FIG. 1 is a view in perspective, partially broken away, illustrating the improved tapped coil construction of this invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a similar view illustrating the method of making the tapped connection of Fig. 1.
  • a high voltage coil generally identified as 1 having a plurality of layers 2 of relatively fine wire wound on a spool 3.
  • a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members 4 and 5, formed of suitable insulating material, are wound between two of the layers of the coil in the region from which the tap is to be brought out.
  • These tubular members extend through substantially the entire axial length of the coil 1, as clearly shown in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • a single coil of wire is pulled away from the outside of one of the layers forming a tap loop 6 as shown in Fig. 2.
  • the tap loop 6 is connected to an end 7 of external tap lead 8 and this connection is then soldered, as at 9 in Fig. 1.
  • the soldered connection 9 together with the adjacent portions of the tap loop 6 and external tap lead 8 are inserted in the tubular mem- United States P t O 2,787,769 Patented Apr. 2, i957 her 4, as shown in Fig. 1.
  • External tap lead 8 is then brought through the other tubular member 5 with its other end 10 being on the side of the coil 1 remote from the side from which the tap loop 6 was taken.
  • the finished coil may be bound together in any suitable manner, as by tape 11 which may also anchor the other external leads, one of which is shown at 12.
  • this improved tapped coil construction securely anchors the tap lead to the coil and that since all parts of the tap lead and coil loop are confined to the portion of the coil body where the tap occurs, there are no points of high potential gradient between the tap lead and the coil as are created by conventional methods of bringing out and anchoring tap leads.
  • no reasonable amount of pulling on the end 10 of the tap lead 8 or ordinary movement of lead will cause strain or breakage of the fine wire forming the tap loop 6.
  • a tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged between two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
  • a tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged between two of said layers, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap and tap lead being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
  • a tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurallity of layers of wire, a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a tap loop taken from one layer thereof on one side of said coil body, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap loop, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap loop and said tap lead being inserted in one end of one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
  • a tapped coil comprising a coil body wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of relatively fine wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers and extending through substantially the axial length of said coil body, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap and tap lead being inserted in one end of one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
  • a tapped coil comprising a coil body wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of relatively fine wire, a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers and extending through substantially the axial length of said coil body, said coil body having a tap loop taken from the outside coil of one layer thereof on one side of said coil body, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap loop, said conection and adjacent portions of said tap loop and said tap lead being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
  • a coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged btween two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a lead taken from one side thereof, and an external lead, one end of said external lead being connected to said coil lead, said connection being positioned in one of said tubular members, said external lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said external lead to said coil body.

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April 2, 1957 E. c. HILL ET AL 2,787,769
TAPPED COIL Filed July 14-, 1953 may The/r A ttor/yy TAPPED COIL Ezra C. Hill and Harry J. Proxmire, Fort Wayne, Ind.,as-
signors to General Electric Company, a corporation of New York Application July 14, 1953, Serial No. 367,858
6 Claims. (Cl. 336-492) This invention relates to coils for inductive devices and more particularly coils having a tap.
In the design of inductive devices, such as transformers, it is frequently necessary to provide a coil having a tap, i. e. a connection brought out intermediate the ends of the coil. When the coil is .a high voltage coil and thus wound with fine wire, insulation problems have made it difiicult to bring out a tap and therefore in the past, it has been conventional practice to provide two separate coils with the end connections between the two coils providing the tap.
It is therefore desirable that a coil construction be provided which will permit bringing out a tap therefrom without the necessity for splitting the coil into two separate coils and further which will provide an anchor for the lead attached to the coil tap.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide an improved tapped coil construction incorporating the desirable features set forth above.
Further objects and advantages of this invention will become apparent and the invention will be better understood by reference to the following description and the accompanying drawing, and the features of novelty which characterize this invention will be pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this specification.
In accordance with this invention, a coil body is provided wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of wire. One or more, preferably two axially extending tubular members are wound between two of the coil layers at or near the point where the tap is to be brought out. A tap is taken from the coil body and connected to one end of an external tap lead. This connection is then positioned in one of the tubular members and the external lead extends through the other of the tubular members thereby anchoring the tap lead to the coil body.
In the drawing, Fig. 1 is a view in perspective, partially broken away, illustrating the improved tapped coil construction of this invention; and
Fig. 2 is a similar view illustrating the method of making the tapped connection of Fig. 1.
Referring now to the drawing, there is shown a high voltage coil, generally identified as 1 having a plurality of layers 2 of relatively fine wire wound on a spool 3. In order to provide for bringing out a tap from the coil 1, a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members 4 and 5, formed of suitable insulating material, are wound between two of the layers of the coil in the region from which the tap is to be brought out. These tubular members extend through substantially the entire axial length of the coil 1, as clearly shown in Figs. 1 and 2. To form the tap, a single coil of wire is pulled away from the outside of one of the layers forming a tap loop 6 as shown in Fig. 2. The tap loop 6 is connected to an end 7 of external tap lead 8 and this connection is then soldered, as at 9 in Fig. 1. The soldered connection 9 together with the adjacent portions of the tap loop 6 and external tap lead 8 are inserted in the tubular mem- United States P t O 2,787,769 Patented Apr. 2, i957 her 4, as shown in Fig. 1. External tap lead 8 is then brought through the other tubular member 5 with its other end 10 being on the side of the coil 1 remote from the side from which the tap loop 6 was taken. The finished coil may be bound together in any suitable manner, as by tape 11 which may also anchor the other external leads, one of which is shown at 12.
it will now be readily seen that this improved tapped coil construction securely anchors the tap lead to the coil and that since all parts of the tap lead and coil loop are confined to the portion of the coil body where the tap occurs, there are no points of high potential gradient between the tap lead and the coil as are created by conventional methods of bringing out and anchoring tap leads. Here it will be seen that no reasonable amount of pulling on the end 10 of the tap lead 8 or ordinary movement of lead will cause strain or breakage of the fine wire forming the tap loop 6.
While the improved lead anchoring arrangement of this invention has been shown in connection with a tap, it will be readily understood that it may also be used for making end connections as well as for tap connections. While two tubular members are shown, it will also be readily understood that only one more than two may be utilized.
While we have shown and described a particular embodiment of this invention, further modifications and improvements will occur to those skilled in the art. We desire that it be understood therefore that this invention is not limited to the form shown and we intend in the appended claims to cover all modifications which do not depart from the spirit and scope of this invention.
What we claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States is:
1. A tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged between two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
2. A tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged between two of said layers, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap and tap lead being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
3. A tapped coil comprising a coil body having a plurallity of layers of wire, a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a tap loop taken from one layer thereof on one side of said coil body, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap loop, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap loop and said tap lead being inserted in one end of one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
4. A tapped coil comprising a coil body wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of relatively fine wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers and extending through substantially the axial length of said coil body, said coil body having a tap taken from one side thereof, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap, said connection and adjacent portions of said tap and tap lead being inserted in one end of one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
5. A tapped coil comprising a coil body wound on a spool and having a plurality of layers of relatively fine wire, a pair of spaced apart axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material wound between two of said coil body layers and extending through substantially the axial length of said coil body, said coil body having a tap loop taken from the outside coil of one layer thereof on one side of said coil body, and an external tap lead, one end of said tap lead being connected to said coil body tap loop, said conection and adjacent portions of said tap loop and said tap lead being positioned in one of said tubular members, said tap lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said tap lead to said coil body.
6. A coil comprising a coil body having a plurality of layers of wire, a pair of axially extending tubular members formed of insulating material arranged btween two of said coil body layers, said coil body having a lead taken from one side thereof, and an external lead, one end of said external lead being connected to said coil lead, said connection being positioned in one of said tubular members, said external lead passing through the other of said tubular members and extending from the side of said coil body opposite from said one side thereby anchoring said external lead to said coil body.
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US4700167A (en) * 1986-08-29 1987-10-13 General Signal Corporation Bobbin construction with strain relief
US4808959A (en) * 1988-03-31 1989-02-28 Magnatek Universal Manufacturing Electrical coil with tap transferring to end-layer position
US5078674A (en) * 1989-02-10 1992-01-07 Cadwll Industries, Inc. Magnetic stimulator coils
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US8572838B2 (en) 2011-03-02 2013-11-05 Honeywell International Inc. Methods for fabricating high temperature electromagnetic coil assemblies
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US8466767B2 (en) 2011-07-20 2013-06-18 Honeywell International Inc. Electromagnetic coil assemblies having tapered crimp joints and methods for the production thereof
US8860541B2 (en) 2011-10-18 2014-10-14 Honeywell International Inc. Electromagnetic coil assemblies having braided lead wires and methods for the manufacture thereof
US8754735B2 (en) 2012-04-30 2014-06-17 Honeywell International Inc. High temperature electromagnetic coil assemblies including braided lead wires and methods for the fabrication thereof
US9076581B2 (en) 2012-04-30 2015-07-07 Honeywell International Inc. Method for manufacturing high temperature electromagnetic coil assemblies including brazed braided lead wires
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