WO2000079536A1 - Bobine de bande de cassette magnetique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a tape reel of a magnetic tape cassette such as a digital video cassette (DVC), and more particularly to a structure for efficiently performing ultrasonic welding of a welding boss of a tape reel, and a magnetic coil wound around the tape reel.
- DVC digital video cassette
- the present invention relates to a structure for preventing damage to a magnetic tape and the like, and a structure characterized by a hub.
- the present invention relates to a magnetic tape winding device for winding a magnetic tape around a tape reel, and more particularly to a magnetic tape winding device for adjusting a winding shape of the magnetic tape with reference to an inner surface of an upper flange of the tape reel. Regarding the structure.
- a magnetic tape cassette that performs recording and reproduction while holding a magnetic tape wound around a pair of tape reels movably in a cassette half is often used in audio equipment and video equipment.
- a magnetic tape cassette 130 conventionally used as, for example, a DVC (Digital Video Cassette)
- a pair of tape reels 13 1 on which a magnetic tape t is wound is mounted on an upper cassette half.
- One of the lower cassette halves 1 3 3 paired with 1 3 2 is rotatably supported.
- Tape guides 135 are provided on both sides of the opening 13 4 on the near side in FIG. 20 of the lower cassette half 13 3. Each of the tape guides 135 guides the magnetic tape t which is sent from one tape reel 131 and is wound on the other tape reel 131, and opens the magnetic tape t in the opening. Pass through the predetermined position in part 1 3 4.
- a reel lock member 139 having a tape reel locking arm 138 is provided on the rear side of the lower cassette half 133.
- the reel lock member 139 is urged by the compression coil panel 140 so that the tape reel locking arms 138 are formed on the outer periphery of each tape ridge 131. Engage with dentures 14 1 to prevent inadvertent rotation of each tape reel 13 1. This prevents the winding of the magnetic tape t from becoming loose.
- the upper cassette half 1332 is provided with an outer lid 150, an upper lid 151, and an inner lid 152 that can be freely opened and closed to cover the opening 134 of the lower cassette half 133. .
- a lock pin 154 projects from the side plate 153 of the outer lip 150.
- the lock pin 154 is locked by a lid lock 155 provided rotatably on the lower cassette half 133.
- Reference numeral 156 denotes a lid spring mounted on the rotation shaft of the outer rim 150.
- Each of the tape reels 13 1 is configured by fixing an upper flange 14 2 and a lower flange 14 3 facing each other in a predetermined positional relationship.
- the protrusions are provided in the pivot holes 1 46 provided in the central portion 144 of the upper flange 144 and in the hubs 144 of the lower flange 144. Pivot 1 4 7 is inserted.
- the welding boss 1 48 force S protruding at a position radially away from the pivot 1 4 7 in the hub 1 4 5 of the lower flange 1 4 3, and the central portion 1 4 4 of the upper flange 1 4 2
- the welding boss hole 149 provided at a position corresponding to the welding boss 148 is fitted.
- a welding horn (not shown) is brought into contact with a welding horn (not shown) substantially at the center of the tip surface (upper end surface in FIG. 20) of the welding boss 144, so that the welding boss 144 is ultrasonically welded. Is done.
- the upper flange 144 and the lower flange 144 facing each other are fixed with a predetermined positional relationship.
- a reference ring 1557 which serves as a reference for die machining, is provided on the bottom surface 144a of the lower flange 144 opposite to the hub 144.
- Can be Reference ring 1 5 7 is more pivoted than welding boss 1 4 8 Is located radially away from
- the surface 157a of the reference ring 157 is used as the receiving surface of the welding boss 148 when ultrasonic welding is performed, because the dimensions can be easily grasped.
- the surface 157a of the reference ring 157 is pressed against the welding horn by welding the welding boss 148 when the welding boss 148 is ultrasonically welded. Vibration caused by ultrasonic oscillation is received by the welding receiver.
- the surface 157a of the reference ring 157 is used as the receiving surface of the welding boss 1488 at the time of ultrasonic welding.
- the ultrasonic oscillating energy from the welding horn is partially lost due to the resonance of each part of the tape reel 13 1 from the welding boss 1 48 to the reference ring 1 57, etc.
- the transmission efficiency of the ultrasonic energy from the horn to the welding boss 1 48 was low. If the transmission efficiency of ultrasonic oscillation energy is low, welding takes a long time, so it is necessary to lengthen the ultrasonic oscillation time, and there is a problem that mass production suitability and welding stability are lacking. Further, if the welding stability is insufficient, the facing posture of the upper flange 144 and the lower flange 144 may be distorted, which may cause a surface runout when the tape reel 13 1 rotates.
- a first object of the present invention is to improve the transmission efficiency of ultrasonic oscillation energy to a welding boss, thereby reducing the time required for ultrasonic welding of the welding boss and improving the welding stability.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic tape cassette tape reel that can be designed.
- the inner surface (lower surface) of the upper flange 144 radiates from the base end (the upper end a in FIG. 22) of the side wall 144 b of the knob 144. It is formed as a sloped surface 142b that slopes upward gradually toward the outside of the direction (the right side in Fig. 22). Also, the inner surface (upper surface) of the lower flange 144 gradually extends from the base end (the lower end b in FIG. 22) of the side wall 144b toward the radially outward side (the right side in FIG. 22). It is formed as a sloped surface 144b that slopes downward.
- the tape can be easily wound when winding the magnetic tape.
- the air tape may swing up and down.
- the rotation speed of the reel driving means and the tape tension become constant, and the magnetic tape runs stably, so that the magnetic tape does not swing up and down.
- the rotation speed of the reel driving means gradually increases, and the tape tension also gradually increases, so that the tape running is not stable.
- the magnetic tape oscillates in the vertical direction, the side edges of the wound magnetic tape do not overlap in an aligned state, and the winding surface formed by the side edges is disturbed and does not become flat, and a good winding form is obtained. There is a problem that can not be obtained.
- a second object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem, and to provide a magnetic tape reel in which a wound magnetic tape has a good winding appearance.
- annular projections 133 b are provided at the edges of the reel holes 133 a on the inner surface of the lower cassette half 133 (the upper surface in FIG. 23).
- each of the annular projections 133 b contacts the outer surface of the lower flange 141 of each tape reel 131.
- each of the annular protrusions 13 33 b minimizes the intrusion of dust and the like into the magnetic tape cassette 130 and minimizes the tape reels 13 1 and 13 1.
- the weight of the wound magnetic tape t is supported.
- each tape reel 13 1 when the size (outer diameter) of each tape reel 13 1 is increased, the lower flange 14 1 of each tape reel 13 1 is attached to the magnetic tape t when not in use. There was a problem that the weight could not be supported, and the outer flange in the radial direction was bent more than the abutting portion of the lower flange 141 with the annular projection 53b.
- a third object of the present invention is to secure a high dustproof inside when not in use and to surely prevent deformation of the lower flange of the tape reel.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic tape cassette that can ensure sufficient clearance.
- a pair of tape reels 231, on which a magnetic tape t is wound is conventionally paired with an upper cassette half 23, for example, as a magnetic tape cassette 230 for a beta cam.
- an upper cassette half 23 for example, as a magnetic tape cassette 230 for a beta cam.
- Tape guides 235 are provided on both sides of the lower cassette half 233 on both sides of the opening 234 on the near side in FIG.
- Each of the tape guides 235 guides a magnetic tape t which is sent out from one tape reel 231 and is wound on the other tape reel 231, and the magnetic tape t is passed through the opening 234. Pass through a predetermined position.
- a lip 250 that covers the opening portion 234 of the lower cassette half 233 is attached to the upper cassette half 232 so as to be freely opened and closed.
- Each of the tape reels 2 3 1 has a center portion 2 4 4 and a lower flange 2 4 of the upper flange 2 4 2 with a predetermined gap between the upper flange 2 4 2 and the lower flange 2 4 3 facing each other.
- 3 Hub 2 4 5 is fixed.
- the pivot 2 2 4 provided on the center 2 4 4 of the upper flange 2 4 4 is provided with the pivot 2 2 on the hub 2 4 5 of the lower flange 2 4 3.
- 4 7 is inserted.
- a plurality of welding bosses 248 projecting from the pivot 247 of the hub 245 of the lower flange 243 radially away from the pivot 247 are respectively provided at the center 2 of the upper flange 242.
- the plurality of welding boss holes 249 provided at positions corresponding to the welding bosses 24 in 44 are inserted.
- welding horns (not shown) are brought into contact with the welding bosses 248 at approximately the center of the distal end surfaces thereof, so that the welding bosses 248 are respectively formed. And ultrasonically welded. As a result, the upper flange 242 and the lower flange 243 facing each other are fixed with a predetermined gap therebetween.
- the surface 2 43 a (the upper surface in FIG. 25) of the lower flange 24 3 facing the upper flange 24 2 has an air release recess 25 1 (FIG. 24).
- Each of the air venting recesses 25 1 discharges the accompanying air when winding the magnetic tape to the outside, thereby preventing the winding of the magnetic tape t from being disturbed.
- the edges 252 of the air release concave portions 251 of the lower flange 2443 are respectively formed over substantially the entire circumference with the die molding. Edge 2 53. For this reason, when winding the magnetic tape, if the edge 25 3 comes into contact with the magnetic tape t and causes damage or the like, there is a problem with the laser.
- a fourth object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic tape cassette which can prevent the magnetic tape from being damaged due to the contact with the tape reel and can cope with a higher density of magnetic tape recording. It is in.
- FIG. 26 (a) is a cross-sectional view of the tape reel described in the above-mentioned publication
- FIG. 26 (b) is a schematic side view of a hub of the tape reel.
- the conventional tape reel shown in FIG. 26 has flanges at the top and bottom of the hub 320.
- the knob 3 2 0 and the lower flange 3 2 4 are molded with resin, and a separate resin upper flange 3 2 2 is formed on the upper end of the hub 3 2 0.
- the central part This is a configuration in which ultrasonic welding is performed.
- the outer peripheral surface 320 a of the hub 320 is circular. Force The center line A of the circular outer peripheral surface 320 a is inclined at a certain angle ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ with respect to the axial direction B.
- the opposing inner surfaces 32 2a and 32 24a of the upper and lower flanges 3 2 2 and 3 2 4 are formed on inclined surfaces that expand toward the outside in the radial direction.
- the entire surface of the hub 320 is inclined, and the peripheral surfaces at positions opposed to each other by 180 ° in plan view are inclined in different axial directions.
- the magnetic tape 326 wound around the hub 320 contacts the upper or lower flange 3222, 3224 at every 180 ° in a plan view and moves in the vertical direction. Therefore, the magnetic tape 326 is wound without being partially projected in the axial direction B.
- the direction in which the hub molded product is removed from the mold is equal to the axial direction of the hub.
- the hub 320 inclined at 180 ° in the direction opposite to each other at a position facing 180 ° in a plan view is displaced in the axial direction B from the mold as it is after injection molding. Can not be pulled along. Therefore, when manufacturing the hub 320, a mold using a slide core or the like is required, and the mold becomes complicated and the manufacture is difficult.
- a fifth object of the present invention is to solve the above problems, to provide a magnetic tape reel which is easy to manufacture and has a good winding appearance of a wound magnetic tape, and a method of manufacturing the reel. Is to do.
- the magnetic tape 4 44 being wound on the tape reel 4 41 is urged toward the lower flange 4 42 in a non-contact manner (right side in FIG. 27) by a permanent magnet 4 4 3 provided opposite to the tape reel 4 4 1. It describes that the winding shape of the magnetic tape 444 is adjusted based on the inner surface of the lower flange 442.
- the tape reel 4441 is mounted on a rotating shaft 4446 of a drive mechanism 4445.
- the tape reel 4441 is rotated by the drive mechanism 4445 so that the magnetic tape 4444 is turned into a raw tape ( (Not shown)) to wind up the tape winding surface 4 4 7.
- the permanent magnet 4 4 3 has a donut shape. With the rotating shaft 4 4 6 of the drive mechanism 4 4 5 loosely inserted into the through hole 4 4 8, the winding device main body 4 is supported via the support 4 4 9. Supported by 50.
- the permanent magnet 4 43 is provided so as to face the lower flange 4 42 of the tape reel 4 41, and the winding form of the magnetic tape 4 4 4 is provided. Is adjusted with reference to the inner surface of the lower flange 4 4 2.
- the magnetic tape 462 wound on the tape reel 461 by the conventional magnetic tape winding device 440 is used in the first tape running.
- the vehicle travels on a path deviated downward in FIG. 28 as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. This is because the lower flange of the tape reel 461 has a tapered surface which is inclined downward in the radial direction, so that the magnetic tape 462 wound around the tape reel 461 is This is because the lower the outer circumferential side, the lower.
- the magnetic tape 462 unreeled from the tape reel 461 of the magnetic tape cassette 463 is a tape guide TG0 and a tape guide TG0. Guided by TG 1, Tape Guide TG 2, and Tape Guide TG 3. As a result, the relative position between the magnetic tape 464 and the recording and reproducing head 464 (cylinder) is determined. Location is specified.
- the magnetic tape 462 unreeled from the tape reel 461 is once pulled up to the upper limit by the tape guide TG1 via the tape guide TG0, and is subject to position regulation at the upper limit position by the tape guide TG1.
- the tape guide TG2 regulates the position of the tape guide TG3 to its original position with the tape guide TG3, and comes into contact with the recording / reproducing head 464 at a predetermined relative position.
- the sending position from the tape reel 461 is The position is low (close to the lower flange 466) as indicated by the two-dot chain line in Fig. 28.
- the magnetic tape 462 sent from the tape reel 461 cannot reach the upper limit position guided by the tape guide TG1, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG.
- the position is restricted by the tape guide TG2 and the tape guide TG3 without being restricted by the upper limit position by the TG1. Therefore, the original running path of the magnetic tape 462 between the tape guide TG2 and the tape guide TG3 is shifted. This phenomenon becomes more conspicuous as the wound magnetic tape 462 is closer to the outer periphery.
- the magnetic tape during the first tape traveling is generated.
- the relative position of the magnetic tape 462 and the recording / reproducing head 464 differs from the relative position of the magnetic recording / reproducing head 464 and the recording / reproducing head 464.
- a sixth object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic tape winding device capable of adjusting the winding appearance of a magnetic tape with reference to the upper flange of the tape reel, thereby stabilizing the running of the magnetic tape in a recording / reproducing apparatus. It is to provide a collecting device. Disclosure of the invention
- the first object is the first invention, comprising an upper flange, and a lower flange which is arranged to face the upper flange and has a hub on a surface facing a central portion of the upper flange, A welding boss projecting from the hub at a position radially away from the pivot in the hub is fitted into a pivot hole provided at the center of the flange.
- the welding boss is ultrasonically welded, so that the upper flange and the lower flange are positioned at predetermined positions.
- a reference ring serving as a reference for mold processing is provided on a surface of the lower flange opposite to the hub, and a base ring is provided.
- a pivot projecting from a hub integral with the lower flange is fitted into a pivot hole provided at the center of the upper flange.
- a welding boss protruding from the hub at a position radially away from the pivot is fitted into a welding boss hole provided at the center of the upper flange. In this state, the welding boss is ultrasonically welded. Thereby, the upper flange and the lower flange are fixed in a predetermined positional relationship.
- a reference ring is provided on the surface of the lower flange opposite to the hub, which serves as a reference for die machining.
- a receiving surface for ultrasonic welding of the welding boss is provided radially inside the reference ring on the surface of the lower flange opposite to the hub.
- the welding boss When the welding boss is ultrasonically welded to the welding surface, for example, by contacting the welding boss with a welding pedestal, the welding pedestal receives vibrations and the like caused by the pressing force from the welding horn and ultrasonic oscillation. At this time, the receiving surface is opposite to the hub of the lower flange By locating the inside of the reference ring radially on the side surface, the ultrasonic oscillation energy from the welding horn reduces the loss due to resonance of each part of the tape reel from the welding boss to the reference ring, for example. I do not receive.
- a second object of the present invention is a second invention, which comprises a hub for winding a magnetic tape, and upper and lower flanges located at upper and lower ends of the hub, and the inner surfaces of the upper and lower flanges have radial directions.
- a magnetic tape reel having a gradient formed outward, a flat surface having a predetermined width in a radial direction orthogonal to a side surface of the hub is formed at a portion of the upper and lower flanges adjacent to the hub. And a magnetic tape reel.
- the width of the flat surface in the radial direction is equal to or greater than the tape winding thickness from the start of tape winding until the motor speed or the tape tension becomes constant, that is, the tape winding capability becomes constant. Is preferred. Specifically, for example, in the case of the aforementioned DVC, for all sizes of S, M, and L, the width of the horizontal portion in the radial direction is preferably equal to or greater than the thickness of the clamp for fixing the tape to the hub. 5 ⁇ 5. Omm is preferred.
- the interval between the upper and lower flat surfaces is slightly larger than the width of the magnetic tape, and is made as small as possible without obstructing the running of the magnetic tape.
- the flange portion around the hub has no slope and the flanges are parallel to each other, and there is no room for the magnetic tape to move up and down at the beginning of winding of the magnetic tape. A good winding appearance of the magnetic tape with a uniform winding surface can be obtained.
- a third object of the present invention is the third invention, which is a tape reel in which opposed upper and lower flanges are fixed in a predetermined positional relationship, an upper cassette half, and an upper cassette. And a lower cassette half having a reel hole for inserting and removing a tape reel driving means, the tape reel being housed in an internal space between the upper cassette half and the lower cassette half.
- the lower flange of the tape reel has a thick step portion that is continuous from the outer annular rib and has a thickness set at a predetermined value or more at a portion facing the edge of the reel hole of the lower force set half. Characterized by having Achieved by a tape cassette.
- a third object of the present invention is a fourth invention, which is a tape reel comprising an upper flange and a lower flange arranged opposite to each other and fixed in a predetermined positional relationship, an upper cassette half, and an upper cassette.
- a magnetic tape cassette provided opposite to the tape cassette, containing the tape reel in an internal space between the tape cassette and the upper cassette half, and having a tape reel driving means and a lower cassette half having a reel hole for removal.
- An annular convex portion is provided at an edge of the reel hole on the inner surface of the lower cassette half, and an annular concave portion is provided radially outward from the annular convex portion; and an outer surface of a lower flange of the tape reel is provided.
- the thickness of the lower flange at the lower flange of the tape reel is set to a predetermined value or more, and the thick step portion continuous from the outer annular rib is a reel of the lower cassette half. Abuts the edge of the hole. In this state, intrusion of dust and the like into the inside is prevented, and high dust resistance is secured.
- the tape reel and the magnetic tape wound around the tape reel are supported by the lower cassette half via a thick step portion in which the thickness of the lower flange of the tape reel is set to a predetermined value or more.
- the tape reel is supported through a thick step that is continuous from the outer annular rib with the thickness set to a specified value or more, and the lower flange of the tape reel by the part whose thickness is set to a specified value or more. Due to the high rigidity, deformation of the lower flange of the tape reel due to the weight of the magnetic tape is reliably prevented even in a large-diameter tape reel. This ensures a sufficient clearance between the lower flange of the tape reel and the lower cassette half when not in use.
- the annular projection of the lower cassette half contacts the outer surface of the lower flange of the tape reel, and the annular projection of the lower flange engages with the lower cassette. It is loosely fitted in the annular recess of the toe half and abuts on the lower cassette half. In this state, intrusion of dust and the like into the inside is prevented, and high dust resistance is secured.
- the tape reel and the magnetic tape wound around the tape reel are supported by the lower cassette half via the annular projection of the lower force set half and the annular projection of the lower flange. Due to the support of the tape reel via the annular projection of the lower cassette half and the annular projection of the lower flange, deformation of the lower flange of the tape reel due to the weight of the magnetic tape when not in use, even in a large-diameter tape reel Is reliably prevented. This ensures a sufficient clearance between the lower flange and the lower cassette half.
- a fourth object of the present invention is the fifth invention, the fifth invention, wherein an upper flange and a lower flange having a hub facing the upper flange with a predetermined positional relationship and being a winding surface of a magnetic tape. Air is discharged from at least one of a surface of the upper flange facing the lower flange and a surface of the lower flange facing the upper flange. An air bleeding concave portion or an air bleeding through hole is provided, and at least two edges of the air bleeding concave portion or the air bleeding through hole along the flange radial direction have an R shape, respectively. This is achieved by a magnetic tape cassette provided with a tape reel that is characterized by being attached.
- the air bleeding concave portion or the air bleeding through hole functions as a flow path for discharging the accompanying air, and the magnetic tape is wound. Prevent turbulence. At this time, even when the magnetic tape comes into contact with the edge of the air vent recess on the tape reel, damage to the magnetic tape and the like can be prevented by the required round shape attached to the edge.
- a fifth object of the present invention is the sixth invention, wherein the outer surface of the clamp member for holding the leader tape between the concave portion formed in the hub on which the magnetic tape is wound, This is achieved by a magnetic tape reel characterized in that the concave surface and the peripheral surface of the hub at a position facing 180 ° are tapered surfaces inclined in mutually different axial directions.
- a fifth object of the present invention is the seventh invention, wherein a recess for holding the leader tape by a clamp member is formed in the hub on which the magnetic tape is wound, and the recess is formed in a plan view.
- a magnetic tape characterized in that a magnetic tape reel having a tapered surface, whose peripheral surface of a hub at a position opposed to 0 ° is inclined toward the axial direction, is injection-molded, and the molded product is pulled out along the axial direction. This is achieved by a method of manufacturing a tape reel.
- the hub has an inclined peripheral surface only on one side of the axis, and the concave portion in which the clamp member on the opposite side of the inclined peripheral surface fits is not inclined. After molding, the hub can be pulled out along the axial direction. Therefore, a complicated mold using a slide core or the like is not required, and the hub can be easily manufactured using a mold having a simple configuration.
- the clamp member has an inclined surface formed on the peripheral surface, it can be similarly pulled out along the axial direction after injection molding, so that when the clamp member is manufactured, a complicated metal using a slide core or the like is used. There is no need for a mold, and a clamp member can be easily manufactured using a simple-structured mold.
- a sixth object of the present invention is the eighth invention, wherein the magnetic tape is wound on the tape reel by rotating the tape reel, and the winding speed is 2 to 2.5 m / s and the winding tension is 60 to 70. It has a driving means for winding with g, and a magnetic flux density of 1800 to 1330 G, made of neodymium, and 12 to 17 mm.
- a magnetic tape winding device comprising: a magnetic field generating means provided opposite to each other at an interval and applying a magnetic field to the magnetic tape from the upper flange side of the tape reel.
- the area of the magnetic field generating means facing the upper flange of the tape reel is preferably at least 1.3 times the area of the side surface of the magnetic tape wound on the tape reel.
- the driving means rotates the tape reel so that the magnetic tape from the raw tape is wound on the tape reel at a winding speed of 2 to 2.5 m / s and Entrainment tension 60 to 70 Wind with g.
- the magnetic field generating means having a magnetic flux density of 1,800 to 1,300 G made of neodymium is positioned opposite the upper flange of the tape reel at an interval of 12 to 17 mm. Then, a magnetic field is applied to the magnetic tape. This allows the magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generating means to act evenly on the magnetic tape from the upper flange side of the tape reel.
- the area of the magnetic field generating means facing the upper flange of the tape reel is 1.3 times the area of the side surface of the magnetic tape wound on the tape reel. It is preferably at least two times.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a lower cassette half of a magnetic tape cassette to which a tape reel according to an embodiment of the first invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the tape reel for M cassette.
- FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the M cassette tape reel shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view of an L cassette tape reel.
- FIG. 5 is a bottom view of the L cassette tape reel shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a half sectional view of a main part of a reel for a magnetic tape according to an embodiment of the second invention.
- FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a lower cassette half of a magnetic tape cassette according to the first embodiment of the third invention.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view of an essential part of the magnetic tape cassette of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view of a main part of a magnetic tape cassette according to a second embodiment of the third invention.
- FIG. 10 is a plan view showing a lower flange of a tape reel of a magnetic tape cassette according to an embodiment of the fourth invention.
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view of the lower flange in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is an enlarged sectional view of a portion B in FIG.
- FIG. 13 is an exploded plan view of a hub and a clamp member of the magnetic tape reel according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a plan view of a combined state of a hub and a clamp member of a magnetic tape reel according to an embodiment of the fifth invention, and
- FIG. 14 (b) is a side view thereof.
- FIG. 15 (a) is a plan view of a combined state of a hub and a clamp member of a magnetic tape reel according to another embodiment of the fifth invention
- FIG. 15 (b) is a side view thereof. .
- FIG. 16 is a schematic plan view showing a magnetic tape winding device according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a graph showing the relationship between the winding speed and the pivot part temperature.
- FIG. 18 is a graph showing the relationship between the winding speed and the occurrence rate of defective winding.
- FIG. 19 is a graph showing the relationship between the winding tension and the occurrence rate of winding defect.
- FIG. 20 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional magnetic tape cassette (DVC).
- FIG. 21 is a bottom view of a conventional tape cassette for L cassette.
- FIG. 22 is a half sectional view of a conventional magnetic tape reel.
- FIG. 23 is a sectional view of a main part of a conventional magnetic tape cassette.
- FIG. 24 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional magnetic tape cassette (beta cam).
- FIG. 25 is an enlarged sectional view of a main part of a lower flange of the tape reel of the magnetic tape cassette shown in FIG. 24.
- FIG. 26 (a) is a sectional view of a conventional magnetic tape reel
- FIG. 26 (b) is a schematic side view of a hub.
- FIG. 27 is a schematic sectional view showing a main part of a conventional magnetic tape winding device.
- FIG. 28 is a schematic side view showing a main part of a recording / reproducing apparatus for recording / reproducing a magnetic tape cassette.
- FIG. 1 shows a magnetic field to which a tape reel according to an embodiment of the first invention is applied.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a lower cassette half of a tape cassette.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the tape cassette for M cassette
- FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the tape for M cassette in FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the tape cassette for L cassette
- FIG. 5 is a bottom view of the tape reel for L cassette in FIG.
- an M-size or L-size magnetic tape cassette 6 10 is a pair of tape reels 6 12 a and 6 12 b around which a magnetic tape t (see FIG. 20) is wound (right side in the figure).
- the tape reel (not shown) is rotatably supported by a lower cassette half 61 1 paired with an upper cassette half (not shown).
- the lower cassette half 611 is integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as an ABS resin.
- a tape reel 612a of an M-size magnetic tape cassette 610 (hereinafter referred to as a tape reel 612 for an M cassette) or an L-size magnetic tape cassette
- the tape reel 6 1 2b of the tape cassette 6 10 (hereinafter referred to as the L cassette tape reel 6 12b) is opposed to the upper flange 6 14 and the upper flange 6 14 respectively.
- a lower flange 6 16 having a hub 6 15 on a surface facing the central portion 6 13 of the upper flange 6 14 is provided.
- the upper flange 6 14 and the lower flange 6 16 are fixed with a predetermined positional relationship.
- the upper flange 614 is formed integrally with, for example, a transparent synthetic resin
- the lower flange 616 is formed integrally with, for example, an opaque synthetic resin.
- the upper flange 6 14 is provided with a pivot hole 6 17 and a welding boss hole 6 18.
- the pivot hole 6 17 is provided so as to penetrate substantially the center of the center portion 6 13 of the upper flange 6 14.
- the welding boss holes 6 18 are provided in the central portion 6 13 of the upper flange 6 14 at positions corresponding to the welding bosses 6 20 described later, and are provided in the same number as the welding bosses 6 20.
- the lower flange 6 16 has a pivot 6 19 and a welding boss 6 20 protruding from the upper surface of the hub 6 15, respectively. It is. That is, the hub 615 is provided with a side wall 622 that is a winding surface of the magnetic tape t around an area radially away from the hub center 621, and further, the hub center 621 and the side wall 6 22 are connected by a plurality of ribs 6 23 along the radial direction of the hub 6 15.
- the pivot 6 19 protrudes substantially at the center of the upper surface of the hub center 6 21.
- a plurality (three in FIG. 1) of welding bosses 62 are provided on the upper surface of the hub central portion 621 at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction.
- each of the tape reels 6 1 2a and 6 12b they are connected to the pivot holes 6 17 provided in the center 6 13 of the upper flange 6 14 and to the hub 6 15 of the lower flange 6 16 respectively.
- the projecting pivot 6 19 is inserted.
- the welding bosses 6 20 protruding from the hub 6 15 of the lower flange 6 16 fit into the welding boss holes 6 18 provided at the center 6 13 of the upper flange 6 14. Inserted.
- welding horns (not shown) are brought into contact with the welding horns (not shown) substantially at the center of the tip surface (the upper end surface in FIGS. 2 and 4) of each welding boss 62, respectively.
- 6 20 is ultrasonically welded.
- the upper flange 6 14 and the lower flange 6 16 are fixed in a predetermined positional relationship.
- a reference ring 6 24 serving as a reference for die machining is provided on a surface 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 opposite to the hub 6 15 (hereinafter referred to as a bottom surface 6 16 a). Further, on the bottom surface 6a of the lower flange 616a, on the inner side in the radiation direction from the reference ring 624, a receiving surface 625 of the welding boss 620 at the time of ultrasonic welding is provided. When the welding boss 620 is ultrasonically welded, the receiving surface 625 is brought into contact with a welding pedestal (not shown), so that the pressing force from the welding horn and vibration caused by ultrasonic oscillation are generated. And the like are received on the welding support.
- the receiving surface 6 25 is connected to the hub at the bottom surface 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16.
- the annular portion is provided along the base end of the central portion 621 as a lower surface in FIG. 2 of the ring portion 626 projecting a predetermined amount downward from the bottom surface 616 a in FIG.
- the receiving surface 625 is located slightly radially outward from immediately below the welding boss 620.
- Reference ring 6 2 4 and bottom surface 6 2 at bottom 6 1 6a In the space between 5 and 5, convex portions 6 27 a and the like such as cavity numbers are arranged.
- the receiving surface 6 25 is connected to the hub at the bottom surface 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16.
- a plurality of (three in FIG. 5) regions are provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction between the base end of the central portion 621 and the inner peripheral surface of the reference ring 624.
- the receiving surface 6 25 defines the space between the base end of the hub center 6 21 at the bottom surface 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 and the inner peripheral surface of the reference ring 624 in terms of area ratio.
- Each of the three equally-divided regions is constituted by three regions, and protrudes a predetermined amount downward in FIG.
- each area to be the receiving surface 6 25 is located almost directly below the welding boss 6 20.
- the other three areas 6 2 8 which do not constitute the receiving surface 6 2 5 are provided with convexities 6 2 7 a, protrusion marks 6 2 7 b, gate convexes 6 2 7 c etc. of the cavity number, respectively. You.
- the ultrasonic welding of the welding bosses 62 of the M cassette tape reel 612a and the ultrasonic welding of the welding bosses 62 of the L cassette tape reel 612b are performed. Can be performed in the same facility.
- the receiving surface 625 When each welding boss 620 is ultrasonically welded, the receiving surface 625 is brought into contact with the welding receiving base to receive the pressing force from the welding horn and vibrations caused by ultrasonic oscillation. Let the table accept. M cassette tape reel 6 1 2 a
- the receiving surface 6 25 projects annularly along the base end of the hub center 6 21 at the bottom 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 and projects a predetermined amount downward from the bottom 6 a in FIG. It is provided as a lower surface in FIG.
- the receiving surface 6 2 5 of the L cassette tape 6 1 2 b is the base end of the hub center 6 2 1 at the bottom 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 and the reference ring 6 24
- Between the inner peripheral surface and the inner peripheral surface are provided as three regions at equal intervals in the circumferential direction.
- the receiving surface 625 that is in contact with the welding cradle supports the welding boss 648 almost directly below. Therefore, the oscillation energy of the ultrasonic waves from the welding horn is, for example, due to the resonance of the respective parts of the tape reels 612a and 612b from the welding boss 62 to the reference ring 624. It is effectively transmitted from the welding horn to the welding boss 620 without any loss.
- the receiving surface 6 25 of the tape reel 6 12 a for M cassette is connected to the base end 6 2 1 of the hub at the bottom surface 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 a. It is provided as a lower surface in FIG. 2 of the ring portion 626 that protrudes downward from the bottom surface 616a by a predetermined amount in FIG.
- the receiving surface 6 25 is equally spaced in the circumferential direction between the base end of the hub center 6 21 at the bottom 6 16 a of the lower flange 6 16 and the inner peripheral surface of the reference ring 624. These three areas were provided.
- the ultrasonic oscillation energy from the welding horn is not affected by the loss due to the resonance of the tape reels 6 12 a and 6 12 b from the welding boss 6 20 to the reference ring 6 24. It can be effectively transmitted from the welding horn to the welding boss 62. As a result, the transmission efficiency of the ultrasonic energy from the welding horn to the welding bosses 62 can be increased, so that the welding time can be shortened, the suitability for mass production and the welding stability can be ensured.
- the receiving surface for ultrasonic welding of the welding boss is provided on the inner side in the radial direction of the reference ring on the surface of the lower flange opposite to the hub.
- the transmission efficiency of the oscillating energy of the sound wave to the welding boss can be improved. This reduces the time required for ultrasonic welding of the welding boss. Shortening and improvement in welding stability can be achieved.
- FIG. 6 is a half sectional view of a main part of a magnetic tape reel according to one embodiment of the second invention.
- the configuration of the present embodiment differs from the conventional magnetic tape reel shown in FIGS. 20 to 22 only in part of the configuration. The explanation is omitted or simplified.
- the magnetic tape reel shown in Fig. 6 is a medium-sized reel for digital video cassette (DVC) broadcasting stations.
- Upper flange 1 is a medium-sized reel for digital video cassette (DVC) broadcasting stations.
- the inner surface of 42 has a sloped surface 142b that is inclined upward from the vicinity of the hub 145 toward the outside in the radial direction, and the inner surface of the lower flange 144 is near the hub 145.
- a slope surface 1 43 b is formed that is inclined downward from the side toward the outside in the radial direction. In FIG. 6, the slope is exaggerated for easy understanding.
- the width W of both flat surfaces 1 4 2 c and 1 4 3 c is equal, and this width W is from the start of winding the magnetic tape until the running speed and the tape tension of the magnetic tape become constant and the running of the magnetic tape becomes stable. It corresponds to the length of the winding thickness or more.
- the distance H between the flat surfaces 144c and 144c is equal to the height of the side wall 144b and slightly larger than the width of the magnetic tape. It is made as narrow as possible.
- the width W of the flat surfaces 14 2 c and 14 3 c is 2.3 mm, while the width of the magnetic tape is 6.35 mm.
- the distance H between the flat surfaces is 6.7 mm.
- the upper and lower inclined planes 14 2 b and 14 3 b begin to incline at the boundaries c and d with the flat surfaces 14 2 c and 14 3 c, respectively. Has spread, making it easier for the magnetic tape to run.
- the magnetic tape is joined to one end of the leader tape, and the other end of the leader tape is fixed to the side wall 144b of the hub 144 by a clamp pin and wound.
- the rotation speed of the reel driving means gradually increases, so that the running speed of the magnetic tape also gradually increases.
- the tape tension gradually increases as the running speed increases. Therefore, in the initial stage of the winding of the magnetic tape, the running state is not stable, and there is a possibility that vertical deflection may occur.
- the reel drive means already rotates at a constant speed.
- the tape speed and tape tension are stable. Therefore, when the magnetic tape is wound between the inclined surfaces 14 2 b and 14 3 b, there is no possibility that the magnetic tape will be displaced in the vertical direction and the winding shape will not be disturbed. Therefore, a good winding appearance of the magnetic tape can be obtained over the entire area between the upper and lower flanges 14 2 and 14 3.
- the width W of the flat surfaces 14 2 c and 144 c is 0.5 to 5.0 mm and the interval H between the flat surfaces is 6.6 to 6.8 mm, the same as in the above embodiment Good roll appearance is obtained.
- the second invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the second invention Changes and improvements can be made as appropriate based on the purpose of the explanation.
- the second invention is not limited to DVC, but can be applied to any magnetic tape cassette.
- the flat surface of a predetermined width in the radial direction orthogonal to the side surface of the hub is formed at the portion of the upper and lower flanges adjacent to the hub, the flat surface of the upper and lower flanges is formed.
- the side edges of the magnetic tape are described by flat surfaces, so that there is no possibility of vertical deflection. Therefore, the winding surface formed by the side edges of the magnetic tape becomes flat, and a good winding appearance of the magnetic tape can be obtained.
- FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a lower cassette half of a magnetic tape cassette according to an embodiment of the third invention
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a main part of the magnetic tape cassette of FIG.
- a magnetic tape cassette 7 110 is a pair of tape reels 7 12 around which a magnetic tape t (see FIG. 20) is wound (a tape reel on the right side in FIG. 7 is not shown). Is rotatably supported by a lower cassette half 71 1 paired with the upper cassette half 71 0a (see Fig. 8).
- the lower cassette half 71 1 is integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as ABS resin, and has a pair of left and right reel holes 71 1 a in FIG. Each of the reel holes 711a is for removing a tape reel drive unit (not shown) of the drive unit when the magnetic tape cassette 710 is loaded in the drive unit (not shown). is there.
- the tape reels 7 12 of the magnetic tape cassette 7 10 are arranged opposite to the upper flange 7 14 and the upper flange 7 14, respectively.
- 4 has a lower flange 7 16 having a hub 7 15 on a surface facing the central portion 7 13.
- the upper flange 7 14 and the lower flange 7 16 are fixed with the hub 7 15 upper surface of the lower flange 7 16 in contact with the lower surface of the central portion 7 13 of the upper flange 7 14.
- the upper flange 714 is formed integrally with, for example, a transparent synthetic resin
- the lower flange 714 is formed integrally with, for example, an opaque synthetic resin.
- the upper flange 7 14 has a pivot hole 7 17 and a welding boss hole 7 18.
- the pivot hole 717 is provided so as to penetrate substantially the center of the upper flange 713 of the upper flange 714.
- the welding boss holes 7 18 are provided in the center portion 7 13 of the upper flange 7 14 at a position corresponding to a welding boss 7 20 described later, and are provided in the same number as the welding boss 7 20.
- the lower flange 7 16 has a pivot 7 19 and a welding boss 7 20 protruding from the upper surface of the hub 7 15, respectively.
- the hub 715 is provided with a side wall 722 serving as a winding surface of the magnetic tape t around a radial direction away from the hub center 721, and further, a hub center 721 and a side wall 722. 2 is connected by a plurality of ribs 7 2 3.
- the pivot 7 19 protrudes substantially at the center of the upper surface of the hub center 7 21. Further, a plurality of welding bosses 720 are provided at predetermined intervals on the upper surface of the hub center part 721 (in this embodiment, every 120 ° in the circumferential direction around the pivot 719). (3 pieces each)
- Each of the tape reels 7 12 has a pivot hole 7 17 provided in the flange portion 7 13 of the upper flange 7 14 and a pivot hole protruding from the hub 7 15 of the lower flange 7 16. G 7 19 is inserted. Also, the welding bosses 720 protruding from the hub 715 of the lower flange 716 and the welding boss holes 718 provided in the central portion 713 of the upper flange 714 are fitted and inserted. It is.
- each welding boss 720 is brought into contact.
- Ultrasonic welding Thereby, the upper flange 714 and the lower flange 716 are fixed in a predetermined positional relationship.
- an outer annular rib 7 24 is provided, and an inner annular rib 7 2 5 is provided radially inward of the outer annular rib 7 2 4. Provided.
- Each of the outer annular ribs 724 and the inner annular ribs 725 is located at a predetermined radial distance from the pivot 719 relative to the welding boss 720.
- the outer annular rib 7 2 4 is located on the reel hole 7 1 1 a of the lower cassette half 7 1 1 It has an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter by a predetermined amount, and is loosely inserted into each of the reel holes 71a.
- the lower flange 7 16 has a thickness equal to or more than a predetermined value, which is opposite to the edge of the reel hole 7 11 a of the lower cassette half 7 11 a, and which is continuous from the outer annular rib 7 24 and the thick stepped portion 7 16 a. It is formed so as to slightly protrude to the lower side in FIG. 8 as compared with the other parts.
- the thick portion 7 16 a of the lower flange 7 16 a allows the lower flange 7 16 to have high rigidity, and when the magnetic tape cassette 7 10 is not used in the drive unit (not shown), when not in use.
- the tape reel 71 2 is supported on the lower cassette half 7 1 1 by contacting the edge of the reel hole 7 1 1a of the lower cassette half 7 1 1.
- the lower step 7 16 a of the lower flange 7 16 of each tape 7 1 2 is attached to the lower surface. In contact with the edge of each reel hole 7 11 a.
- the lower cassette half 7 1 via the magnetic tape t force S wound on each tape reel 7 1 2 and each tape reel 7 1 2 and the thick step 7 16 a of the lower flange 7 16 Supported by 1. Support the lower reel half 7 11 to the lower cassette half 7 1 1 through the thick step 7 16 a of each tape reel 7 1 2 and the lower flange 7 16 of each tape reel 7 1 2 by the thick step 7 16 a. Due to the high rigidity, deformation of the lower flange 7 16 of each tape reel 7 12 due to the weight of the magnetic tape t when not in use is reliably prevented even in a large-diameter size tape reel. This ensures a sufficient clearance A between the lower flange 7 16 and the lower cassette half 7 1 1.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view of a main part of a magnetic tape cassette according to an embodiment of the fourth invention.
- each of the annular convex portions 732 are provided.
- each of the annular convex portions 732 abuts on the outer surface of the lower flange 741 of each tape reel 7400.
- each of the annular convex portions 732 prevents the entry of dust and the like into the magnetic tape cassette 730, and is wound around each of the tape reels 740 and 740.
- the weight of the rotated magnetic tape t (see Fig. 20) is supported.
- each tape reel 7 4 has an annular rib 7 4 radially inward from the edge of the reel hole 7 3 1 a (the left side in FIG. 9). 2 are provided respectively.
- Each of the annular ribs 742 has an outer diameter smaller by a predetermined amount than the inner diameter of the reel hole 731a of the lower cassette half 731, and is inserted into each reel hole 731a.
- annular projection 743 is provided radially outward (the right side in FIG. 9) from the annular rib 742.
- each of the annular projections 743 is loosely fitted into the annular concave portion 733 formed on the lower cassette half 731, and the lower cassette half 731, respectively. Touch As a result, each of the annular projections 743 supports the weight of the magnetic tape t wound on each of the tape reels 740 and each of the tapes 7440.
- annular projections 732 of the lower cassette half 731 come into contact with the facing outer surface of the lower flange 741, of each tape reel 740.
- Each of the annular projections 743 of the lower flange 741 is loosely fitted into the annular recess 733 of the lower cassette half 731, and abuts on the lower cassette half 731.
- each tape reel 7400 and each tape reel 7400 each annular projection 732 of the lower cassette half 731, and each annular shape of the lower flange 741. It is supported by the lower cassette half 731 via the projection 743.
- the lower cassette half 7 3 1 is supported by the lower cassette half 7 3 1 by the annular projections 7 3 2 of the lower cassette half 7 3 1 and the annular projections 7 4 3 of the lower flange 7 4 1.
- the deformation of the lower flange 741 of each tape reel 7400 due to the weight of the magnetic tape t when not in use is reliably prevented. This ensures a sufficient clearance B between the lower flange 741 and the lower cassette half 731.
- the thickness of the inner wall of the lower cassette half 711 which is in contact with the edge of each reel hole 711a.
- a step 7 16 a is provided on the lower flange 7 16. Therefore, it is possible to prevent dust and the like from entering the inside of the magnetic tape cassette 7100, and it is possible to secure high dustproofness of the magnetic tape cassette 710.
- the lower cassette half 7 1 1 is supported via the thick step 7 16 a of each tape reel 7 1 1 2, and the lower flange 7 1 2 of each tape reel 7 1 2 is formed by the thick step 7 16 a. Due to the high rigidity of 6, the deformation of the lower flange 7 16 of each tape reel 7 12 due to the weight of the magnetic tape t can be reliably prevented even in a large diameter tape reel. As a result, a sufficient clearance A between the lower flange 71 and the lower cassette half 71 1 when not in use can be secured.
- the annular convex portion 732 that abuts on the outer surface of the lower flange 741 of each tape reel 7400 has the lower portion. It is provided at the edge of each reel hole 731a on the inner surface of the cassette half 731, respectively. Therefore, it is possible to prevent dust and the like from entering the inside of the magnetic tape cassette 730, and it is possible to ensure a high dustproof property of the magnetic tape cassette 730.
- the lower projection half 731 has an annular projection 743 which is loosely fitted in the annular recess 733 formed on the inner surface of the lower cassette half 731. It is provided on the outer surface of 741 outside the annular rib 742 in the emission direction.
- the weight of each tape reel 740 and the magnetic tape t wound on each tape reel 740 is set to the weight of the annular convex portion of the lower force set half 731, respectively.
- the lower cassette half 731 can be supported via the annular projections 743 of the lower flange 731 and the lower flange 741.
- Sufficient clearance B between 4 1 and lower cassette half 7 3 1 can be secured.
- the lower flange of the tape reel is formed from the outer annular rib in which the thickness of the portion facing the edge of the reel hole of the lower force set half is set to a predetermined value or more. It has a continuous thick step.
- annular convex portion is provided at an edge of the reel hole on the inner surface of the lower cassette half, and an annular concave portion is provided radially outward from the annular convex portion, and the lower flange of the tape reel is provided.
- An annular projection that is loosely fitted in the annular recess is provided at a position facing the annular recess on the inner surface.
- FIG. 10 shows a magnetic tape cassette according to an embodiment of the fifth invention.
- 11 is a cross-sectional view of the lower flange of FIG. 10 as viewed from the direction of arrow A
- FIG. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the lower flange of FIG.
- the magnetic tape cassette is configured by rotatably supporting a pair of tape reels 810 around which a magnetic tape t is wound, on a lower cassette half 812 paired with the upper cassette half 811. Is done.
- each tape reel 8 10 has an upper flange 8 14 (see FIG. 24) having a center 8 13 (see FIG. 24), respectively. And a lower flange 816 having a hub 815 on a surface facing the upper flange 814.
- the upper flange 814 and the lower flange 816 are fixed with a predetermined gap.
- the upper flange 814 is integrally formed of, for example, a transparent synthetic resin
- the lower flange 816 is integrally formed of, for example, an opaque synthetic resin.
- the upper flange 814 is provided with a pivot hole 817 (see Fig. 24) and a welding boss hole 818 (see Fig. 24).
- the pivot hole 817 is provided to penetrate substantially the center of the center 813 of the upper flange 814.
- the welding boss holes 8 18 are provided in the center portion 8 13 of the upper flange 8 14 at positions corresponding to the welding bosses 8 20 described later, and are provided in the same number as the welding bosses 8 20.
- the hub 8 15 is provided with an inner side wall 8 22 around the hub radially away from the hub center portion 8 21, and further, the magnetic tape t is provided around the hub radially away from the inner side wall 8 22 2. (See FIG. 24).
- the inner side wall 8 22 and the outer side wall 8 23 are connected by a plurality of ribs 8 24 provided along the radial direction of the hub 8 15.
- the pivot 8 19 protrudes substantially at the center of the upper surface of the hub center 8 21.
- a plurality of welding bosses 8220 are provided at predetermined positions in the circumferential direction of the inner side wall 822 at a position radially away from the pivot 819 on the upper surface of the inner side wall 822.
- Each rib 8 2 4 has a side surface of the inner side wall 8 2 (In the tape reels 8 10, the pivots provided in the center 8 13 of the upper flange 8 14, respectively).
- the pivots 8 19 protruding from the hub 8 15 of the lower flange 8 16 are fitted into the holes 8 17. Also, the pivots 8 19 protruding from the hub 8 15 of the lower flange 8 16
- the welding bosses 8 20 are respectively fitted into welding boss holes 8 18 provided at the center 8 13 of the upper flange 8 14.
- the welding horns (not shown) are brought into contact with the welding bosses 820 at approximately the center of the tip end surface (approximately at the center of the upper end surface in FIG. 11). 20 is ultrasonically welded. As a result, the upper flange 814 and the lower flange 816 are fixed in a predetermined positional relationship.
- the surface 8 16 a (the upper surface in FIG. 11) of the lower flange 8 16 opposed to the upper flange 8 14 has an air vent recess 8 2.
- 5 are formed when a plurality of lower flanges 8 16 are molded at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction.
- Each of the air release recesses 8 25 is formed in a substantially fan shape in plan view that expands outward in the radial direction of the lower flange 8 16 and has a depth of, for example, 0.2 mm.
- Each of the air vent recesses 8 25 discharges the accompanying air when the magnetic tape t is wound.
- each air vent recess 8 25 At the edge 8 25 a of each air vent recess 8 25, respectively, the bottom 8 25 b of the air vent recess 8 25 and the upper surface 8 1 6 of the lower flange 8 16 in FIG. 11 A slope 8 25 c extending between a and is formed.
- Each of the boundary portions has a required R shape 826 over the entire circumference of each air bleeding concave portion 825, so that no edge is generated.
- the R shape 826 preferably has a radius of lmm to 4 mm (R1 to R4).
- Each of the air vent recesses 8 25 may be formed as an air vent through hole (not shown) penetrating the lower flange 8 16.
- the required R shape 826 be provided around the entire periphery of each air vent recess 825. More preferably, at least two edges along the radial direction of the flange (the boundary between the upper surface 8 16 a of the lower flange 8 16 a and the inclined surface 8 25 c) in each air vent recess 8 25. It is considered that the damage is particularly large, so it is necessary to attach it to at least the two sides.
- each air vent recess 8 25 of the lower flange 8 16 functions as a flow path for discharging the entrained air to the outside. Prevents the winding from being distorted. At this time, even if the magnetic tape t touches the edge 8 25 a of the air vent recess 8 25 on the lower flange 8 16, the required R shape attached to the edge 8 25 a 8 The magnetic tape t will not be damaged by 26.
- at least two edges along the radial direction of the flange in the air bleeding concave portion or the air bleeding through hole of the upper flange or the lower flange are respectively provided with the required R Shaped.
- FIG. 13 is an exploded plan view of a hub and a clamp member of a magnetic tape reel of a beta cam L cassette according to an embodiment of the sixth invention
- FIG. 14 (a) is a hub and a clamp. It is a top view of the combination state of a member, (b) is the side view.
- the magnetic tape reel has flanges above and below the hub, the flanges are omitted in FIGS. 13 and 14.
- a rib 904 pressed by a reel holder in the cassette is provided at the center, and a plurality of welding ribs 906 which are ultrasonically welded to the upper flange are provided in the radial direction.
- a concave portion 910 is formed on the peripheral surface of the hub 9102 for clamping and fixing the other end of the leader tape 912, one end of which is joined to a magnetic tape, by a clamp member 9108.
- the clamp member 908 fits into the recess 910 to clamp and fix the leader-tape 912.
- the hub 902 is formed on an inclined surface that expands in diameter toward the lower half and toward the portion facing the concave portion (the left end in the diagram), with the peripheral surface 902a of the left half in the drawing. . Further, the hub 902 has a semicircular cylindrical shape on the right half of the peripheral surface in the figure, and the peripheral surface is not inclined and is parallel to the axial direction B.
- the difference d in the radial direction between the lower portion of the inclined surface and the upper portion of the inclined portion is preferably 0.1 to 0.5 mm. In the case of the present embodiment, the difference d in the radial direction of the lower portion of the inclined surface from the upper portion of the inclined portion is 0.4. mm.
- the height H of the hub is 13.5 mm, and the diameter D of the hub excluding the slope is 36 mm.
- the circumferential surface 908a of the clamp member 908 expands toward the upper part and toward the center of the concave part 910 (the right end in FIG. 14 (a)) in plan view. It is formed on an inclined surface having a diameter.
- the inner surface of the clamp member 908 is formed parallel to the axial direction B. Then, as shown in FIG. 14 (b), the inclined peripheral surface 902a of the hub 902 and the inclined peripheral surface 908a of the clamp member 908 are parallel in a side view. It has become.
- the magnetic tape wound around the hub 902 is 180 ° in plan view. Since the vertical movement is restricted by contacting the upper or lower flange at every angle, the wound magnetic tape does not partially protrude in the axial direction B.
- the hub 902 since the hub 902 has only the left half peripheral surface 902a inclined, the hub 902 can be pulled out in the axial direction B as it is after molding, and the mold is complicated.
- the hub 902 can be molded without conversion.
- only the outer peripheral surface 908 a of the clamp member 908 is inclined, so that the clamp is not complicated without complicating the mold.
- the lamp member 908 can be molded.
- the entire peripheral surface 902a of the left half of the hub 902 in the drawing is an inclined surface whose diameter increases toward a portion opposed to the concave portion by 180 °.
- the portion 102 b facing the concave portion 180 ° may be an inclined surface whose diameter increases toward the lower portion and toward the radial direction.
- the hub 902 shown in FIG. 15 has a shape in which a portion 900b facing the concave portion 180 ° has a circumferential surface enlarged to have substantially the same shape as the clamp member 908 in plan view. In side view, the diameter of the peripheral surface increases toward the bottom.
- the enlarged diameter portion 902 b may be formed integrally with the hub 902, or may be formed separately from the hub 902 and fixed to the hub 902. Also, molding is easy.
- the hub has an inclined portion only on one side of the axis, and the concave portion on the opposite side of the inclined portion, in which the clamp member is fitted, is inclined. Because there is no hub, the hub can be pulled out along the axial direction after molding.
- the hub can be easily manufactured using a mold having a simple configuration. Further, since the hub has an inclined surface at a position facing 180 °, the magnetic tape does not move up and down during winding, so that a good winding form of the magnetic tape can be obtained.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic plan view showing a magnetic tape winding device according to an embodiment of the eighth invention.
- the magnetic tape take-up device 110 is a tape reel 1 of a magnetic tape cassette 101 in which a cassette half 110 2 is held by a half holding mechanism 102 0.
- the magnetic tape (not shown) being wound from a raw tape (not shown) by a reel driving mechanism (not shown) is brought into contact with the tape reel 1013 in a non-contact manner by a magnetic field generating mechanism 130.
- 3 Energize the upper flange 1 014 closer to the upper flange (upper side in Fig. 16) to adjust the winding of the magnetic tape with reference to the inner surface of the upper flange 1 0 13 of the tape reel 101 3.
- the tape reel 1003 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 was made of ABS resin, but in order to minimize the occurrence of thermal damage, polystyrene is used. It was made.
- the half holding mechanism 1002 0 is a pair of half buckets 1 0 2 2 with the cassette half 1 0 1 2 of the magnetic tape cassette 1 0 1 1 1 engaged with the support plate 1 0 2 1. Is engaged with the upper surface edge of the cassette half 101 to maintain the cassette half 101 in a predetermined posture.
- the half bucket 102 is supported by the winder panel 102 so that it can move up and down in Fig. 16 and moves up and down in Fig. 16 by the bucket operating air cylinder 102. Is done.
- the rotating shaft of an electric motor (not shown) is inserted into the tape reel 101 of the magnetic tape cassette 101, and the tape reel 1 is rotated by the forward or reverse rotation of the electric motor. Rotate 0 13 in the specified direction.
- the reel drive mechanism winds the magnetic tape from the raw tape on the tape winding surface 101 of the tape reel 103 at a winding speed of 2 mZs and a winding tension of 65 g. Let it turn.
- the magnetic field generating mechanism 103 has magnets fixed to the inner surface of the magnet mounting panel 103 (lower surface in Fig. 16), and the cassette half of the magnetic tape cassette 101 is the upper surface. It is provided facing the side.
- the magnet 103 is formed in a substantially circular shape, and is formed in a donut shape with a through hole 103 formed substantially in the center, and is made of neodymium and has a thickness of 16 mm and a magnetic flux density. 1 280 000 ⁇ : This is a 1300 G magnet.
- the magnet 103 has a yoke 1034 (shielding plate) with a thickness of 13 mm attached to the back surface.
- the area facing the upper side of the cassette half 100 1 2 of the magnetic tape cassette 110 1 1 in the magnet 103 (the area of the lower surface in FIG. 16) is the tape winding of the tape reel.
- the area of the side surface of the magnetic tape wound on the surface 10 15 was 1.3 times the area of the side surface (the area of the upper surface in FIG. 16).
- the magnetic field generated by the magnet 103 acts uniformly on the side surface of the magnetic tape from the upper flange 104 of the tape reel 103. 1. If it is less than three times, the magnetic field acting on the end of the magnetic tape is weakened, and winding is disturbed at the end of the magnetic tape.
- the magnetic field generating mechanism 1003 pushes the reel pusher projecting from the through hole 103 of the magnet 103 with the movement of the magnet mounting panel 1032 downward in FIG. 16.
- the member 103 urges the tape reel 110 13 downward in FIG. 16.
- the magnetic field generating mechanism 103 ⁇ has a distance L of 10 mm between the lower surface of the magnet 103 1 in FIG. 16 and the upper surface of the cassette half 110 1 2 of the magnetic tape cassette 1 ⁇ 11.
- the tape winding position At a certain position (hereinafter referred to as the tape winding position), the movement of the magnet mounting panel 103 is stopped, and the magnetic force is applied from the upper flange 104 side of the tape reel 101 (upper part in Fig. 16).
- a magnetic field is applied to the side of the tape (upper side in Fig.
- the distance between the upper surface of the cassette half 100 1 2 and the upper surface of the tape reel 100 1 3 upper flange 110 4 is 4 mm, so that the lower surface of the magnet 100 3 1 and the upper flange
- the distance from the upper surface of 1104 is 14 mm.
- the magnet mounting panel 103 is movably supported on the winder panel 103 on the side that narrows the gap (the lower side in Fig. 16) and the side that expands (the upper side in Fig. 16). It is moved by the panel operation air cylinder 106.
- the magnet mounting panel 103 is separated from the winder panel 102 by the panel operating air cylinder 106 when the force set half 110 121 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 is loaded. Is moved to the side to expand (the upper side in Fig. 16) (the state shown in Fig. 16, hereinafter referred to as the cassette half loading position). This facilitates the loading of cassette halves 102.
- the magnet mounting panel 1032 closes the space between the magnet mounting panel 103 and the winder panel 1023 by means of the panel operating air cylinders 106 (first 16th). (Lower side in the figure) to the tape winding position.
- the tape reel 1013 is urged downward in FIG. 16 via the reel pressing member 1035.
- the cassette half 110 1 2 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 1 1 2 into each half bucket 1 0 2 C
- the cassette operating half cylinder 101 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 is moved by operating the bucket operating air cylinder 102. G is held between the support plate 102 and the support plate 102 in a predetermined posture.
- the panel operation air cylinder 103 the magnet mounting panel 103 is moved, and the magnet 103 is positioned at the tape winding position.
- the distance L between the lower surface of the magnet 103 in FIG. 16 and the upper surface of the cassette half 1101 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 is kept at 10 mm (magnet 1031 The distance between the upper flange and the upper flange is kept at 14 mm), and the magnetic tape being wrapped around from the magnet is connected to the upper flange of the tape reel by the tape reel.
- a magnetic field acts from above (Fig. 16).
- the winding shape of the magnetic tape is adjusted with reference to the inner surface of the upper flange 110 4 of the tape reel 101 of the magnetic tape cassette 101.
- the distance L between the magnet 1031 and the upper surface of the cassette half 1001 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 is set to the winding shape of the tape reel 101 and the magnetic tape cassette 101. The effects were examined.
- the distance exceeds 13 mm for example, if the distance L is 15 mm (the distance between the magnet 103 and the upper flange 110 is 19 mm), the magnet 103 The magnetic field effect of the magnetic tape is weak, and all magnetic tape windings are defective.
- the tape reel 101 at the time of winding the magnetic tape is used. Rubbing caused by contact between the upper flange 3 and the inner surface of the cassette half 1 was surely prevented.
- the occurrence rate of defects in the winding shape of the magnetic tape can be reduced by optimizing the interval L and sorting the magnetic tape.
- the temperature of the pivot portion of the tape reel 103 rapidly increases (about 40 to 70 ° C in FIG. 17), and the temperature of the pivot portion increases. Above a temperature of 40 ° C, thermal damage to the pivot will occur.
- Figure 19 shows the results. This data is for magnetic tapes. As understood from FIG. 19, when the winding tension is 65 g as in the present embodiment, the rate at which the winding shape of the magnetic tape becomes defective is 0%. On the other hand, if the winding tension exceeds 65 g, the rate at which the winding shape of the magnetic tape becomes defective rapidly increases (up to over 60% in Fig. 19).
- the magnetic tape from the original tape is wound on the tape winding surface 101 of the tape reel 101 of the magnetic tape cassette 101 by the reel driving mechanism. Wind at a speed of 2 mZ s and a winding tension of 65 g.
- the winding shape of the magnetic tape can be adjusted with reference to the inner surface of the upper flange 104 of the tape reel 103, and the running of the magnetic tape in the recording / reproducing apparatus can be stabilized. It is possible to reliably prevent a large deviation from occurring in the traveling route of the vehicle.
- the magnetic tape 462 wound on the tape reel 461 by the magnetic tape winding device 110 of the present embodiment is 28
- the vehicle travels on the travel route indicated by the solid line in FIG. 8 without any deviation.
- the magnetic tape 462 pulled out from the tape reel 461 is pulled up to the upper limit by the tape guide TG1 via the tape guide TG0, and is raised at the upper limit position by the tape guide TG1.
- the tape guide TG 2 restricts the position to the original position with the tape guide TG 3, and contacts the recording / reproducing head 464 with a predetermined relative position.
- the drive means rotates the tape reel, thereby winding the magnetic tape onto the tape reel at a winding speed of 2 to 2.5 m / s and a winding tension of 60 to 70 m.
- a magnetic field generating means having a magnetic flux density of 1800 to 1300 G, which is made of neodymium, is attached to the upper flange of the tape reel by a magnetic field of 12 to 17 mm.
- a magnetic field is applied to the magnetic tape from an opposing position with an interval. Therefore, the winding appearance of the magnetic tape can be adjusted with reference to the upper flange of the tape reel, whereby the running of the magnetic tape in the recording / reproducing apparatus can be stabilized.
- the area of the magnetic field generating means facing the upper flange of the tape reel is at least 1.3 times the area of the side surface of the magnetic tape wound on the tape reel, the magnetic field from the upper flange side of the tape reel is increased.
- the magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generating means can be uniformly applied to the tape, so that the winding can be reliably prevented.
- the receiving surface when the welding boss is ultrasonically welded is provided on the surface of the lower flange opposite to the hub on the side opposite to the hub in the radial direction inside the reference ring.
- the transmission efficiency of energy to the welding boss can be improved.
- the time required for ultrasonic welding of the welding boss can be reduced and the welding stability can be improved.
- welding can be performed with the same equipment.
- a flat surface having a predetermined width in the radial direction orthogonal to the side surface of the hub is formed in a portion of the upper and lower flanges adjacent to the hub, so that the magnetic tape is provided between the flat surfaces of the upper and lower flanges.
- the lower flange of the tape reel has a thick step portion continuous from the outer annular rib in which the thickness of the portion facing the edge of the reel hole of the lower cassette half is set to a predetermined value or more.
- annular convex portion is provided at an edge of the reel hole on the inner surface of the lower cassette half, and an annular concave portion is provided radially outward from the annular convex portion.
- An annular projection that is loosely fitted in the annular recess is provided at a position on the inner surface of the flange that faces the annular recess.
- At least two edges along the radial direction of the flange in the air venting recess or the air venting through hole of the upper flange or the lower flange are each provided with a required R shape.
- the hub has an inclined portion only on one side of the axis, and the concave portion on the opposite side of the inclined portion, in which the clamp member fits, is not inclined.
- the hub can be pulled out along the axial direction. Therefore, a complicated mold using a slide core or the like is not required, and the hub can be easily manufactured using a mold having a simple configuration. Further, since the hub has an inclined surface at a position facing 180 °, the magnetic tape does not move up and down during winding, and a good winding form of the magnetic tape is obtained.
- the driving means rotates the tape reel, and the magnetic tape is wound on the tape reel at a winding speed of 2 to 2.5 m / s and a winding tension of 60 to 7.
- a magnetic field generating means having a magnetic flux density of 1800 to 1330 G while being wound at 0 g and a neodymium material is attached to the upper flange of the tape reel.
- a magnetic field is applied to the magnetic tape from opposing positions with an interval of mm. Therefore, the winding shape of the magnetic tape can be adjusted with reference to the upper flange of the tape reel, whereby the running of the magnetic tape in the recording / reproducing apparatus can be stabilized.
- the magnetic field generating means facing the upper flange of the tape reel is at least 1.3 times the area of the side surface of the magnetic tape wound on the tape reel, the magnetic field from the upper flange side of the tape reel is increased.
- the magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generating means can be applied evenly to the tape, so that winding disturbance and the like can be reliably prevented.
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