Solenoid valve having ventilation structure

A solenoid valve, comprising:

• a housing;
• an armature disposed within the housing;
• a core that surrounds the armature;
• and
• a bobbin that surrounds the core and is wound by a coil,
• wherein a first space is formed in an armature region between the armature and a bottom surface of the housing, the core and the bottom surface of the housing tightly abut in a core region between the core and the bottom surface of the housing, and a second space is formed in a bobbin region between the bobbin and the bottom surface of the housing,
• wherein at least one communication path for communicating the second space and an outer space of the housing is formed in the bobbin region,
• wherein a connection passage for connecting the second space of the bobbin region and the first space of the armature region through the core region is formed on the bottom surface of the housing, and
• wherein the connection passage comprises:
• a first connection passage extended in a radial direction from the armature region toward the core region;
• a second connection passage extended in a circumferential direction from the first connection passage inside the core region;
• and
• a third connection passage extended in the radial direction from the second connection passage toward the bobbin region,
• wherein the first connection passage, the third connection passage, or both are disposed farthest from the at least one communication path with respect to the circumferential direction in the core region and the bobbin region, respectively, and
• wherein the second connection passage for connecting the first connection passage and the third connection passage comprises:
• a first circumferential passage connected to the first connection passage and disposed at a first radial position;
• a second circumferential passage connected to the third connection passage and disposed at a second radial position that is radically outside of the first radial position;
• and
• a radial passage for connecting the first circumferential passage and the second circumferential passage.