WO2023282785A1 - Малогабаритный высоковольтный импульсный трансформаторов и способ его изготовления - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a technique for producing high voltages of electric current, to portable devices for supplying high voltage to ozonators, ionizers, gas discharge lamps, lasers, to a technique for obtaining nanosecond pulses, and mainly to the technique of final stages of electric shock weapons.
- the traditional method of manufacturing high-voltage pulse transformers with both with and without a magnetic circuit consists in winding a winding wire in lacquer insulation in layers with interlayer insulation on a polymer, ceramic or electric cardboard, myco-fabric or other non-conductive mandrel or frame or template or sleeve on a sectioned non-conductive frame.
- the disadvantage of this method is the need for winding a mandrel, a frame or a template or a sleeve having an outer diameter or a circle diameter of an inscribed perimeter of tens and up to hundreds of winding wire diameters.
- the large diameter of the winding does not allow making a compact transformer for use in small-sized and micro-devices using high voltage electric current, for example, in small-sized electric shock weapons and, in particular, electric bullets.
- this method does not allow the manufacture of transformers with a large transformation ratio and increased work efficiency.
- the traditional design of a high-voltage pulse transformer always contains a frame made of insulating material with a primary and secondary winding wound on it, a magnetic core with a closed or open magnetic circuit, while the secondary winding is layered with a single-layer winding of each layer and with interlayer insulation [1].
- An example of a traditional design of a high-voltage pulse transformer is a transformer according to a patent [2], which contains an open rod core (magnetic core) made of ferromagnetic material, primary and secondary windings, and a sealed housing.
- the switching circuit of a high-voltage pulse transformer for powering high-voltage devices contains a power source, for example a low-voltage battery or a battery, a step-up voltage converter (inverter) and a threshold device for generating pulses in the circuit of the primary winding of the transformer, for example, a semiconductor key (thyristor or transistor) or a gas discharger of a controlled or uncontrolled type, a discharge threshold or controlled element (protective spark gap, thyratron).
- a power source for example a low-voltage battery or a battery
- a step-up voltage converter inverter
- a threshold device for generating pulses in the circuit of the primary winding of the transformer, for example, a semiconductor key (thyristor or transistor) or a gas discharger of a controlled or uncontrolled type, a discharge threshold or controlled element (protective spark gap, thyratron).
- High-voltage pulses of one or another selected frequency generated on the secondary winding of the transformer are fed to
- the disadvantage of the considered design of the transformer are significant dimensions and weight.
- Another disadvantage of the transformers of the described design is their increased inductance, which is a consequence of the presence of a magnetic circuit in them.
- the increased inductance of such transformers is an obstacle to obtaining short pulses for the operation of various short-pulse devices.
- the high-voltage transformer In portable high-voltage devices, the high-voltage transformer is the most massive and voluminous element, and in today's serial designs it occupies up to 1/3 of the volume of the entire device, being at the same time the most massive component.
- one of the main characteristics is the "maximum open circuit voltage developed" visually defined as "piercing distance through the air.” It is not possible to significantly reduce the dimensions of the transformer described above while maintaining the described main characteristic with such a design of a high-voltage pulse transformer.
- High-voltage coreless transformers are known, such as Tesla transformers [3], and other coreless transformers with the common name "air transformers".
- Air transformers have a frame or frameless winding of wire wound in the form of a spiral turn to turn or, as a rule, with one step or another, and a secondary winding on which a large number of turns of small diameter wire are laid on the frame turn to turn in one layer. Between the primary and secondary windings there is an air gap of several centimeters of air, even in small-sized Tesla transformers, which serves as interwinding insulation, and the difference in diameters between the primary and secondary windings in air transformers can reach 3-5 times.
- Tesla transformer has a primary winding laid close or with a turn-to-turn gap, but located only in the center of a cylinder frame with a secondary winding that is very long in relation to the length of the primary winding.
- Air transformers have a weak (no more than 0.1) inductive coupling between the coils, which is caused by the need to have between the primary and secondary windings, instead of solid or liquid thin-layer electrically strong insulation, air insulation with low electrical strength and, accordingly, its increased thickness to eliminate the possibility of spark electrical breakdown or high voltage corona leakage between the windings.
- a common disadvantage of air transformers is their very large dimensions, which completely preclude the use of such transformers in portable high-voltage devices, such as stun guns. This disadvantage is a consequence of inductive loose coupling due to the lack of a core and the weak magnetic permeability of a thick layer of air between the windings, as well as very large distances between the windings and their spatial arrangement that is not optimal for maximum inductive coupling.
- the source [4] describes the design of high-voltage air pulse transformers (HIT) without cores (magnetic system).
- HIT high-voltage air pulse transformers
- the above designs are characterized by large overall dimensions resulting from the fact that the average inner diameter or the diameter of the circumference of the inscribed perimeter of the winding frames is hundreds and thousands of diameters of the winding wire, and the role of the interwinding insulation is performed by air having an insignificant electrical strength at atmospheric pressure.
- a high-voltage pulse transformer without a core was chosen as a prototype [5]
- the transformer contains a secondary winding wound without a frame but mainly with a sectional frame, the primary winding is separated from the secondary by a gap, which is used as an insulating material or a cylindrical tubular shell.
- the whole structure is placed in liquid, elastic or solid electrical insulation.
- the transformer has the following disadvantages.
- the secondary winding wound frameless as a biscuit or cross winding (which is noted in the patent description [5]), has negligible dielectric strength due to the fact that the increase in potential from layer to layer of the winding wire to prevent interlayer breakdown should withstand only the varnish insulation of the winding wire itself, which, with a small wire diameter (0.05-0.08) used when winding small-sized transformers, has an electrical strength of only hundreds of volts at the presence between the layers of potential already in the thousands of volts.
- the types of frameless winding under consideration do not have a margin of electrical strength sufficient for operation and are prone to electrical breakdown.
- Winding of the biscuit and cross type requires special winding machines, fastening the wound turns with adhesives, which reduces the manufacturability of winding.
- Transformers of the considered design without an electrically insulating shell are not technologically advanced in execution. These shortcomings make the prototype transformer low-tech and expensive with a limited series. Winding performed in bulk or in a newspaper and cross way does not allow achieving the maximum coupling coefficient of the transformer windings due to increased fluxes of magnetic induction leakage due to the inability to achieve the maximum density of winding turns. This increases the dimensions of the transformer to achieve the required output voltage.
- the main disadvantage of the prototype is the limited number of turns in the transformer with given external dimensions for a given diameter.
- winding wire prototype due to the fact that part of the volume is occupied by a "power axial rod” (as in the patent formula [4]).
- the "power axial rod” made of the frame material and representing its part cannot be made with a diameter of less than 3 mm, because due to the large bending forces when winding transformers, the "power the axial rod” protruding (and cut off after winding) the ends of which are clamped in the spindles of the winding machine breaks, which makes it impossible to wind the transformer.
- the technical problem is to create a method for manufacturing a small-sized high-voltage pulse transformer without a magnetic core, characterized by manufacturability, low cost in production with an increased high open-circuit voltage, a large transformation ratio and an increase in efficiency by improving magnetic flux linkage, reducing magnetic induction leakage fluxes.
- the technical problem also lies in the creation of the design of the transformer, performed according to the claimed method.
- the technical result consists in solving these technical problems.
- the method of manufacturing a small-sized high-voltage pulse transformer without a magnetic circuit, containing primary and secondary windings consists in the fact that the secondary high-voltage winding is wound from the transformer axis on an electrically conductive carrier element removed after winding or a non-conductive carrier element left after winding at the minimum allowable bending radius of the winding enamel wire on a carrier element in 0.5-1.0 of the outer diameter of the winding wire, without a mandrel, frame, template or sleeve in layers turn to turn with separation of the wound layers of the winding enamel wire with interlayer insulation overlapping the length of the layers with an overlap, a layer is laid on top of the wound secondary winding interwinding insulation overlapping the length of the layers with an overlap, and a primary low-voltage winding is wound over the interwinding insulation and the entire wound structure is placed in a liquid, elastic or curable electrical insulating material.
- the carrier element is a wire or a braided or single thread made of a metal or polymer, carbon or mineral fiber that is resistant to tearing and twisting and stretched between the spindle and the headstock of the winding machine.
- the carrier element is a needle made of a bending-resistant metal or polymer fixed in the winding machine spindle.
- a small-sized high-voltage pulse transformer without a magnetic circuit, containing a primary single-layer or multilayer low-voltage and secondary high-voltage multilayer winding with interlayer insulation has an axial channel of the secondary winding filled with an electrically insulating material or compound, on top of the secondary winding an interwinding layer insulation is laid over which the primary low-voltage winding is wound, the electrical insulating material or compound also fills the free spaces between the layers of interlayer insulation.
- An additional feature of the transformer is that it has a first layer of interlayer insulation made of an adhesive one-sided or two-sided insulating film.
- An additional feature of the transformer is that it is completely embedded in a high-voltage electrical insulating material or compound that fills the axial channel, the free spaces between the layers of interlayer and interwinding insulation and covers the outer surface of the wound transformer, and the winding leads come out of the outer surface of the electrical insulating material or compound.
- An additional feature of the transformer is that one of the outputs of the high-voltage secondary winding is connected to the output of the primary winding inside the casting with the compound without leaving the casting surface outside.
- An additional feature of the transformer is that it has a primary multilayer trapezoidal low-voltage winding with the lower base of the trapezoid facing the secondary winding.
- Fig. 1 Sectional view of the transformer.
- Fig. 2 Type of electric shock devices of remote action with the claimed winding method and transformer device.
- the secondary wire winding is started to be wound without an initial layer of insulation on a carrier element in the form of a heavy-duty polyaramid, either from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, or carbon, or mineral (for example, fiberglass), or made of another metallic or non-metallic material tensile and torsion-resistant wire or thread. Or they start winding without an initial layer of insulation on a steel needle clamped in the spindle of the winding machine.
- a carrier element in the form of a heavy-duty polyaramid, either from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, or carbon, or mineral (for example, fiberglass), or made of another metallic or non-metallic material tensile and torsion-resistant wire or thread.
- a modern winding wire of small diameters in varnish insulation allows a bending radius of 0.5 to 1.0 of its diameter without violating the integrity of the insulation, which makes it possible to use in the claimed transformer winding wires of the required diameter for high-voltage pulse transformers of small-sized electric shock devices (0.05 -0.12 mm).
- Multiple layers of the secondary winding are wound in one layer using interlayer and interwinding insulation overlapping the length of the layers and the diameter of the layers of the enameled wire according to the usual winding rules for high-voltage transformers.
- this method of winding is most simply provided by winding the first layer of winding wire in varnish insulation on a metal wire or carbon thread or a non-conductive polymer or mineral thread stretched between the spindle and the rotating tailstock of the winding machine, with pulling this wire or thread from the axial space (channel ) of the wound transformer after it has been wound.
- the conductive wire or thread is pulled out of the axial space of the transformer after it has been wound.
- a non-conductive polymer or mineral thread can not be removed from the axial space of the wound transformer, but simply cut off at the ends of the wound transformer, but this method is less appropriate (see below).
- the wound transformer After winding the secondary winding, layers of interwinding insulation are laid on the wound winding, on top of which the primary low-voltage winding is wound from thick wire with a small number of turns, usually in one layer.
- the wound transformer is placed in a liquid electrical insulating material (including a melt, for example, polymers, such as polyethylene) or a compound, and it is cured by cooling or polymerization, mainly under vacuum or under pressure, or by combining both methods (first vacuum, and then pressure).
- a liquid electrical insulating material including a melt, for example, polymers, such as polyethylene
- a compound a compound
- the resulting axial channel when a conductive wire or thread is pulled out of the axial space, is filled with an electrically insulating material or compound, and also fill the free spaces between the layers of interlayer and interwinding insulation.
- a transformer without a magnetic circuit has primary 1 and secondary 2 windings, interwinding insulation 3 and interlayer insulation 4 and is placed in a fusible or curable electrical insulating material or compound 5, and it completely fills the axial space 6 along the axis of the transformer if, as described in the method above, the carrier element in the form of a thin conductive needle comparable in diameter to a thread or wire, wire or thread is removed from the transformer.
- the transformer can be unpackaged (filled with electrically insulating material or compound 5 in a mold, followed by removal from the mold after the material has cured), but it can also have an external power housing 7.
- the first layer wound on the forming carrier element is mainly separated from the subsequent second layer of the winding wire by interlayer insulation made of a film with high electrical strength, such as astralon, kapton (for example, adhesive kapton), fluoroplastic, polyethylene terephthalate, etc. with overlapping ends of the film and indent from both ends of the laid layer of winding wire, adhesive one-sided or two-sided insulating film.
- a film with high electrical strength such as astralon, kapton (for example, adhesive kapton), fluoroplastic, polyethylene terephthalate, etc.
- one side of the film with adhesive applied to it should be adjacent to the first layer of the secondary winding.
- the first insulation layer can be made from the indicated types of film without an adhesive layer, but in this case, the pulling of the carrier element from the space of the axis of the wound transformer, as a rule, causes the wound transformer to disintegrate.
- gluing the first layer of the interlayer insulating film to the first layer of the winding does not make it impossible to extend the entire first layer of the winding from the transformer when conventional interlayer insulation films are used for subsequent interlayer insulation or when the layers are not tightly wound. All subsequent layers of interlayer insulation after the first winding layer can be made from the specified film material without an adhesive layer.
- the thickness of one layer of interlayer insulation when using modern electrically insulating polymer films with high electrical strength from these materials does not exceed 20-60 microns. Due to the small thickness of the layers of interlayer insulation, a high density (filling) of the coils of the wire winding of the transformer volume is achieved.
- the coupling coefficient of the windings of the proposed transformer is maximum due to the reduction of the leakage fluxes of magnetic induction, achieved by the high density of the secondary winding by the maximum possible convergence of the primary and secondary windings.
- the primary low-voltage winding is wound as a rule over the secondary winding through interwinding insulation from the specified material of insulating films. But in possibly necessary cases, the winding order can be changed.
- a low-voltage primary winding is first wound onto the winding support element from one layer or several layers with or without insulation between the layers.
- a multilayer high-voltage secondary winding with mutual insulation of layers is wound onto the primary winding through the interwinding insulation.
- it is more expedient to wind the primary low-turn winding of a thick wire mainly over the secondary multi-turn winding of a thin wire since a thin wire always has a smaller bending radius, which is the minimum allowable by technical specifications, and due to the small unused axial space, it makes it possible to lay a larger number of layers (and turns) of the secondary winding at a given outer diameter of the transformer and thus increase the transformation ratio.
- the primary winding due to the small number of turns of large diameter wire to obtain a large transformation ratio can be either single-layer or multi-layer, and in particular when winding over the secondary winding trapezoidal with the lower base of the trapezoid facing the secondary winding, such a trapezoidal primary winding in possibly necessary applications transformer increases the duration high-voltage pulse compared to cylindrical winding with the same number of turns.
- the thickness of the interwinding insulation electrically separating the primary and secondary windings does not exceed 60-200 microns.
- the transformer After winding, the transformer is either removed from the electrically conductive carrier element (carbon fiber, metal wire or needle by pulling out (removing) the fiber, wire or needle from the formed axial hole of the transformer) or, in the case of winding on a non-conductive carrier element (polymer thread, mineral fiber), the carrier element is removed by pulling out or left inside the axial space and cut off the ends of the supporting element along the ends of the transformer, which is less appropriate (indicated above in the description of the method). After that, under vacuum or under pressure, or by combining vacuum and pressure, the transformer is poured into the mold with electrical insulating material or compound 5, followed by curing of the material and removing the finished transformer from the mold.
- the electrically conductive carrier element carbon fiber, metal wire or needle by pulling out (removing) the fiber, wire or needle from the formed axial hole of the transformer
- a non-conductive carrier element polymer thread, mineral fiber
- the electrical insulating material may be either elastic or non-elastic (eg polyethylene, paraffin, cured silicone or epoxy). Possibility of pouring electrically insulating material into housing 7 in which a wound transformer is placed. In this case, the casting mold is not required, and the body 7, made mainly of polymeric material, gives the transformer additional mechanical strength and better electrical insulating properties.
- non-hardening electrical insulating materials for example, silicone or transformer oils.
- one of the outputs of the secondary winding 2 when winding the first layer of the secondary winding on the initial layer of insulation placed on the carrier element, can be passed through the axial channel after removing the carrier element to exit the high-voltage output to the other side of the transformer.
- the output is pulled through a thin insulating tube installed in the axial space in place of the carrier element after it is removed from the axial space 7 of the transformer.
- one of the outputs of the high-voltage secondary winding adjacent to the interwinding insulation is connected to the output of the primary winding directly inside the filling with the compound 5 without output to the outside, and thus the transformer has only two low-voltage outputs and one high-voltage output from the axial space of the transformer.
- This design is convenient for many topologies of the final cascades of electroshock weapons.
- the coupling coefficient of the transformer windings is increased by reducing the leakage fluxes of magnetic induction achieved by the maximum convergence of the primary and secondary windings and the increased density of the secondary winding. Due to the reduced inductance due to the lack of a magnetic circuit, the transformer can be used in short-pulse high-voltage technology.
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