Wound Chip Common Mode Choke Coils
A common mode choke coil and winding technology, applied in the direction of transformer/inductor coil/winding/connection, etc., can solve the problems of lower reliability of press-fit, easy disconnection, electrode short circuit, etc., to avoid withstand voltage Deterioration or poor insulation, preventing wire breakage, preventing short-circuiting of electrodes
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no. 1 Embodiment approach example
[0038] figure 1 It is a perspective view showing the structure of the core constituting the chip-wound common mode choke coil of this example, figure 2 yes means figure 1 A perspective view of the state of the electrode film is provided on the core, image 3 is a plan view of the wire-wound chip common mode choke coil of this example, Figure 4 yes means image 3 Stereoscopic view of important parts of Figure 5 yes image 3 Sectional view of A-A in the middle. and Figure 4 and Figure 5 The electrode film is omitted.
[0039] Such as figure 1 As shown, the core 10 constituting the chip-type common mode choke coil of this example is formed of ferrite (ferrite), and flange portions 12 are provided on both end sides of the winding core portion 11 . Then, grooves 13 are provided on collar portion 12, and electrode film 14 is supplied to each of the formed four leg portions by a dipping method or the like to form four leg-shaped electrode portions 15a to 15d. (refe...
no. 2 Embodiment approach example
[0052] Figure 7 is a perspective view showing the structure of the core constituting the chip-wound common mode choke coil of this example, Figure 8 It is a plan view of the wire wound chip type common mode choke coil of this example. and, Figure 7 and Figure 8 neutralize figure 1 and image 3 Parts marked with the same symbol represent the same part or corresponding parts. and, in Figure 7 and Figure 8 The electrode film of the foot-shaped electrode portion is omitted.
[0053] The basic structure of the chip-wound common mode choke coil of this example is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the differences will be described below.
[0054] In the wiring portion after winding in the first embodiment, only the stepped portions 17a, 17d are formed on the leg-shaped electrode portions 15a, 15d connecting the ends of the long winding wire 31a, but the leg-shaped electrode portions 15b, 15c are similarly formed in this example. A stepped portion 17b and a...
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