Crimping structure for leading-out end of coil of inductive ballast

Abstract

The invention discloses a crimping structure for a leading-out end of a coil of an inductive ballast. The crimping structure comprises a terminal connected with an end sleeve; inner walls on two sides of a connecting section of the terminal are provided with spines which face the inner side and are oppositely arranged; an enameled wire is positioned on the inner side of the inner wall of the connecting section; the spines are coated and wound on a paint layer of the enameled wire; the spines penetrate through the paint layer and extend into a substrate of the enameled wire. By the structure, as the inner walls on the two sides of the connecting section of the terminal are provided with the spines which face the inner side and are oppositely arranged, the spines can directly penetrate through the paint layer and extend into the substrate of the enameled wire, the enameled wire is not required to be subjected to depainting any more, the waste of time is reduced, the efficiency is improved, the good performance of the enameled wire is ensured and a good operating requirement is met.

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[0001] technical field [0002] The invention relates to a crimping structure of the coil lead-out end of an inductance ballast. Background technique [0003] In the prior art, the treatment of the lead-out end of the magnetic ballast: first remove the paint layer of the enameled wire, and then perform tinning treatment, and then because the ballast uses a high-temperature enameled wire, the existing commonly used paint removal method (such as using paint, use sandpaper to sand paint, etc.), it takes time and it is difficult to remove the paint, and it will also lead to false welding and false welding during welding. Contents of the invention [0004] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a crimping structure of the lead-out end of the inductance ballast coil which can efficiently handle the lead-out end and meet the requirement of good use. [0005] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the crimping structur...

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[0003] In the prior art, the treatment of the lead-out end of the inductance ballast: first remove the paint layer of the enameled wire, and then perform tinning treatment, and then because the ballast uses a high-temperature enameled wire, the existing commonly used paint removal method (such as using paint, use sandpaper to sand paint, etc.), it takes time and it is difficult to remove the paint, and it will also lead to false welding and false welding during welding

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