Bobbin Pin Holder Design for Transformer Assembly
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional bobbins for transformers are inefficient in pin winding and welding due to the foil-shaped structure of copper pins, making the process time-consuming and inconvenient.
Innovation Solution
A bobbin design with a pin holder featuring locating holes on one of its plates, allowing for easier insertion and secure fastening of pins, which includes a detachable design with a skid rail and fastening structures to stabilize the pin holder.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If pins are winded or welded on legs of conventional bobbin, then pins can be fastened, but the process wastes time and is inconvenient
Solution Approach 1:
A pin holder is introduced as an intermediary component between the bobbin body and the pins. The pin holder includes locating holes that guide pin insertion and fastening structures that secure the pins, eliminating the need for time-consuming winding or welding operations directly on the bobbin legs.
Solution Approach 2:
The bobbin is segmented into functional components: the bobbin body with legs, and a separate pin holder with fastening structures. This segmentation allows the pin holder to be specifically designed for efficient pin fastening, while the bobbin body maintains its structural function.
2Reliability
If copper foils are used as pins, then electrical connection is achieved, but the foil-shaped structure makes winding or welding more difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The pin holder provides localized support and positioning specifically at the pin insertion points through locating holes. This localized quality enhancement allows copper foil pins to be easily inserted and fastened without requiring complex winding or welding operations, while maintaining reliable electrical connection.
3Ease of operation
If a pin holder with locating holes is added to the bobbin, then pin insertion is facilitated, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The pin holder is merged with the bobbin body through fastening structures that attach the pin holder to the bobbin legs. This merging integrates the pin holding function into the existing bobbin structure, minimizing the increase in overall device complexity while maintaining the operational benefits.
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AI summary
A bobbin can be used for a magnetic component. The magnetic component includes at least one coil, and the coil includes at least one pin. The bobbin includes a body and a pin holder. The body includes a winding part and two plates. The winding part is used for winding the coil. The plates are respectively disposed on the opposites of the winding part. The pin holder is disposed on one of the plates, and it includes at least one locating hole for inserting the pin.


