Rectangular cross-section multi-core insulated wire, and method for manufacturing same
AssigneeTotoku Makisen Co., Ltd.
InventorKazutaka FUNADA
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Abstract
A rectangular cross-section multi-core insulated wire includes an assembly of wires in which insulating layers are formed on peripheries of conductors, and the assembly of the wires is a composite twisted structure, and includes first twisted wires formed by twisting the wires, second twisted wires formed by twisting the first twisted wires, and third twisted wires formed by twisting the second twisted wires. An insulating fiber thread is wound around a periphery, a cross-section is formed in a rectangular shape, and a winding direction of the fiber thread is a direction opposite to a twisting direction of outermost twisted wires in the assembly of the wires.
Claims6
A rectangular cross-section multi-core insulated wire comprising:
- an assembly of wires in which insulating layers are formed on peripheries of conductors, wherein
- the assembly of the wires is a composite twisted structure including first twisted wires formed by twisting the wires, second twisted wires formed by twisting the first twisted wires, and third twisted wires formed by twisting the second twisted wires,
- an insulating fiber thread is wound around a periphery,
- a cross-section is formed in a rectangular shape, and
- a winding direction of the fiber thread is a direction opposite to a twisting direction of outermost twisted wires in the assembly of the wires.
A method for manufacturing a rectangular cross-section multi-core insulated wire, the method comprising:
- using wires in which insulating layers are formed on peripheries of conductors, forming an assembly of the wires of a composite twisted structure including first twisted wires formed by twisting the wires, second twisted wires formed by twisting the first twisted wires, and third twisted wires formed by twisting the second twisted wires;
- winding an insulating fiber thread on a periphery of the assembly of the wires in a direction opposite to a twisting direction of outermost twisted wires in the assembly of the wires;
- and
- subsequently forming a cross-section into a rectangular shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.