Inductive device
AssigneeTibbetts Industries, Inc.
InventorsBowen F. Marshall, Marc A. Craig
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Abstract
An inductive device comprises a coil having a winding and extending along and spaced from an axis, and a pair of lead wires extending internally between the ends of the coil. The lead wires extend externally from one of said ends for connection to an electrical circuit, and form start and finish posts at the other of said ends. The respective ends of the winding are wound on and electrically connected to the posts, for which purposes the posts extend axially away from the coil in spaced relationship.
Claims11
An inductive device having, in combination,
- a coil comprising a continuous winding of insulated wire formed of plural turns compacted around and spaced from an elongate axis, the coil extending between a pair of ends thereof mutually spaced on said axis, and
- a pair of mutually insulated lead wires extending internally of the winding between said ends, said lead wires extending externally of the winding from one of said ends and being respectively formed at the other of said ends as mutually separated start and finish posts, said posts extending in the axial direction away from the coil, each end of the winding being wrapped around one of said posts and electrically connected thereto.
An inductive device according to claim I, in which at least one of the lead wires is bent to form a portion thereof extending in a direction away from said axis for separation of said lead wires.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.