Adjusting pin for a ferro-magnetic core
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorWillem Johannes Postma
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Abstract
An adjusting pin for a ferromagnetic core comprising a cylindrical opening. The adjusting pin has a rigid head with longitudinal ridges which thicken in the direction of the end and which are cut off when the adjusting pin is inserted into the cylindrical opening, with the result that the head fits exactly in the opening.
Claims8
An adjusting pin adapted to be axially displaceable in a cylindrical opening recessed in a ferromagnetic core, said adjusting pin comprising a ferromagnetic body secured to a body of synthetic material, the body of synthetic material having a rigid head on one end of the adjusting pin with the largest transverse dimension of the head being smaller than the diameter of the cylindrical opening of the core, a first end portion of the head facing the end of the adjusting pin while the second end portion of the head faces the ferromagnetic body, a plurality of rigid non-deformable longitudinal ridges being formed on said head which taper uniformly over at least a part of their length, the thickest part being situated near the first end portion of the head, the diameter of a circumscribed circle of the head with longitudinal ridges being larger near the first end portion and being smaller near the second end portion than the diameter of the cylindrical opening of the core.
A magnetic core assembly comprising, a ferromagnetic core with a cylindrical bore formed therein and having a sharp edge at one face of the core, an adjusting pin in said cylindrical bore and being axially displaceable therein and comprising a cylindrical ferromagnetic body secured to a rigid head made of synthetic material with the largest transverse dimension of the head being smaller than the bore diameter, a plurality of rigid longitudinal ridges being formed on said head which have a uniform taper over a part of their length with the widest part being situated near the free end of the head and being wider than the bore diameter, the narrowest part of the tapered ridges being less than the bore diameter.
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