Core chuck for coil winding
OwnerAke Gustafsoninventor
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Abstract
The head (11) of a winding form (1), including two metal paths (12a, 12b), is held between two jaws (30, 31) of the chuck (3). A winding mechanism (40) leads one end of a winding wire (23) above one of the metal paths, being guided by a first guide pin (39a) and a front face (30b) of one of the jaws. After having executed a winding (2) about the core (10) of the winding form, the winding mechanism leads the other end of the winding wire (24) away, passing above the other metal path and being guided by another guide pin (39b; 39c). The chuck used in this way makes it possible to wind fine wire about the core of a very small winding form and to weld the ends of the winding wire to the metal paths without having to go and pick up these ends.
Claims7
A chuck for holding an elongated head of a winding form, said winding form further including an elongated core having an outer surface adjacent to said head for supporting winding wire, said head having at least one metallic strip having a top and a bottom which is attached laterally to said head, comprising:
- two spaced-apart and opposing elongated jaws having proximate surfaces which are complementary to said head for grippingly receiving the same, said jaws each being shaped to receive said head yet avoid blocking access to said top of said metallic strip;
- a fixed means for guiding said winding wire, said means for guiding extending from one of said jaws and being in alignment with said metallic strip and said outer surface of said core whereby with rotation of said chuck and said winding wire relative to each other said winding wire is selectively positionable to extend between the outer surface of the core and the means for guiding and thereby over said metallic strip such that said winding wire can be attached to said metallic strip;
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- means for releasably biasing said opposing jaws toward engagement with each other in order to grip said head therebetween.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.