Device for connecting a power source to an inductor
AssigneeFives Celes
InventorsTony Kezer, Alain Mark
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Abstract
A device for connecting a power source to an inductor, comprising at least three connection plates made of a conductive material and to which an arbitrary number of capacitors are electrically connected, the connection plates allowing an electrical connection between the power source and the inductor in a parallel, series or series-parallel configuration, characterized in that at least two connection plates are bent by substantially 90°, each forming two half-plates that are substantially perpendicular to one another, each half-plate being electrically connected to a different connection plate.
Claims3
A device for connecting a power source to an inductor, comprising four connection plates made of conductive material and to which a number of capacitors are electrically connected, the connection plates allowing an electrical connection between the power source and the inductor in a parallel, series or series-parallel configuration, wherein the connection plates are bent by substantially 90°, each forming two half-plates that are substantially perpendicular to one another, each half-plate being electrically connected to a different connection plate, the assembly substantially having a cross shape in a cross-sectional view, wherein the two connection half-plates of the same connection plate are separated from two other connection half-plates of another connection plate by at least one plate made of insulating material and bent by substantially 90°.
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