Transformers/Reacts Mounting/Support/Suspension TRIZ Cases

A space-efficient PCB inductor combines toroidal end sections with cylindrical side sections to maximize magnetic field volume within a compact footprint.

Embedding the coil core in the insulating layer reduces occupied area and height while increasing coil turns.

A transformer movable pin positions at different levels to facilitate automated assembly, replacing manual welding that reduces production yields.

A solenoid electromagnet generates a modulated magnetic field to detach permanent magnets from metal surfaces.

Segmented cylindrical and flattened conductor geometries resolve insulation spacing trade-offs to achieve accurate residual current measurement.

A holding apparatus fixes primary and secondary windings around an amorphous core, isolating the material from mechanical loads that increase hysteresis losses.

Magnetic ring redirects leakage flux to radial orientation, reducing axial mechanical force and eddy current losses in windings.

An integrated holder eliminates outer positioning housings to maintain constant air gaps and enable automatic installation.

An integrated sound shield assembly reduces air core reactor noise using flexible members and absorbing panels.

Segmented secondary windings stabilize leakage inductance by reducing magnetic path loops, eliminating protective tubes to lower assembly costs.

Vertical stacking of transformer and semiconductor units minimizes wire length to reduce electromagnetic noise.

A frame device with outwardly-extended heat dissipation fins and holes enlarges the iron core surface area for ambient cooling.

A reactor apparatus combines a heat radiation resin case with a metal plate to conduct coil heat efficiently.

Transverse inductor mounting reduces controller volume while maintaining power factor correction.

A planar transformer uses laminated boards to reduce leakage inductance while securing insulation distances.

A mast transformer relocates its core unit externally around a solid insulating winding block to secure fastening.

A flexible metal composite seal covers external contacts on an electrical component to reduce thermal stresses during manufacturing.

Thick portions on a cylindrical former retain coil windings, eliminating separation tape misalignment and reducing leakage inductance.

A pulse transformer transmits control signals between windings to eliminate feedback delay and stabilize output voltage under varying load conditions.

End-positioned abutment members fasten iron cores between base and terminal, preserving gap length and inductance without enlarging core size.

Segmented holder body with recess and side slots automates wire end guidance, eliminating plug pins to resolve automation difficulties.

A magnetic base with distinct pin configurations supports both vertical and horizontal winding orientations.

Segmented coils on a flexible ferrite carrier adapt to rotating components, resolving the trade-off between structural simplicity and mechanical versatility.

A reactor magnetic core uses protruding portions on an end surface connecting member to support the outer core and define precise resin gaps.

A split core sensing transformer uses a rotatable hinge mechanism to pivot and rotate core portions relative to each other.

Internal braces connect opposing transformer tank walls to reinforce the nacelle structure, eliminating the need for heavy external steel bracing.

A wound magnetic core stabilizes the air gap using a welded non-magnetic bridging element, preventing radial separation under thermal stress.

A coupled inductor filter assembly merges self-inductance cores with interleaved windings to double switching frequency and cancel ripple current.

Separating the transformer core from the oil tank allows direct structural mounting, reducing weight while maintaining electrical insulation.

Extending an inductor around the die periphery reduces occupied area without increasing resistance, enabling integrated circuit miniaturization.

Conductive strip pins conduct heat away from rectifier transistors, eliminating additional heatsinks and reducing device weight.

Vertical layer transitions at crossing points reduce parasitic capacitance and magnetic coupling, maintaining self-inductance for higher quality factor.

A tubular current transformer module uses zero-flux technology to measure electrical currents within a gas-insulated switchgear enclosure.

A circuit assembly routes bus bars on a board surface and connects inductor terminals via screwing members held by insulating holders.

Separable transformer cores utilize a guide pin and socket mechanism to self-align housing portions, resolving installation difficulties in confined spaces.

Spring-loaded U-shaped connectors mount current transformers to circuit boards without solder.

A toroidal inductor mount uses a pressed powdered iron alloy core to minimize electromagnetic emissions and core losses.

Embedding the bus bar within the magnetic core structure reduces terminal intervals and prevents vibration while maintaining insulation.

A two-part synthetic enclosure houses a toroidal core and integrates an insulation web to prevent voltage flashover without adhesive bonding.

A current transformer casing unifies mechanical support with electrical return conduction to reduce component count.

Extending sections cross-connect secondary windings to circuit boards, reducing copper foil usage and freeing board space.

Transformer body supports network communication device via detachable assembly, eliminating separate stands and reducing accessory complexity.

Stacked coil conductor layers with n-fold rotational symmetry reduce normal mode impedance variation in common mode choke coils.

Elastic spreading parts expand radially to maintain consistent insulation spacing, preventing winding slippage across varying core diameters.

Reservoir-equipped coil formers direct potting compound to the inner winding layer, addressing incomplete filling, contamination, and slow trickling.

Metal expansion portions enclose internal coil ends to prevent electrode detachment from thermal contraction stress.

Segmented banding prevents arcing above 15 kV by combining a strong inner core with a phase-to-ground rated insulative layer.

An electronic control unit stabilizes a noise filter during vehicle vibrations by engaging its portion with a dedicated housing support structure.