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US 5,210,515 AGranted
Winding support
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsGerardus P. J. J. Eijndhoven, Franciscus J. Eijsermans, Petrus C. J. J. Van Loon
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsGerardus P. J. J. Eijndhoven, Franciscus J. Eijsermans, Petrus C. J. J. Van Loon
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The winding support comprises a first cylindrical portion (1) which comprises a winding space for a coil winding which is situated between a first wire fastening units (7) and a wire guide (5), and a second portion (3) which is situated in the prolongation thereof and which is shaped as a semi-cylinder with a flat supporting face (17) for mounting an electronic component (23) which comprises contact pads (25, 27). The component (23) is mounted in a recess (19) at the area of the lacking cylinder half, which recess is axially bounded by the wire guide (5) on the one side and by a second wire fastening units (21) on the other side. Lead-out wires (31, 41) of the coil winding are guided, by way of the wire guide (5), across the contact pads (25, 27) to the second wire fastening units (21) whereto they are fastened. Subsequently, soldered or welded joints (43, 45) are formed between the lead-out wires (31, 41) and the contact pads (25, 27) by way of a thermal treatment.
A winding support comprising a first, substantially cylindrical portion which comprises a winding space for a coil winding and a second portion which constitutes an extension of the first portion and which comprises a recess for accommodating an electronic component comprising contact pads, characterized in that the first portion of the winding support is provided with a first wire fastening means at its free end, the second portion being shaped mainly as a semi-cylinder which is bounded by a curved surface of a cylinder whose axis coincides substantially with the axis of the first portion and by a flat supporting face for mounting the electronic component, said recess being bounded by said flat supporting face, by a wire guide which is situated between the first and the second portion and by a second wire fastening means which is situated at the free end of the second portion.
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