Process for the preparation of coil for electric appliance and coil for electric appliance
AssigneeFuji Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJiro Maruyama
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AssigneeFuji Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJiro Maruyama
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The present invention is to provide a process for the preparation of coil for an electric appliance by which a coil for electric appliances comprising an edgewise wound square coil having small intervals between coils and high quality can be easily prepared in good productivity and low-cost. The coil for electric appliance comprising edgewise wound square coil 11 is prepared by processing mechanically an electrically conductive flat plate to form plural strip-shaped coil fragments 1A to 1E, butting ends of the coil fragments 1A to 1E each other and welding the ends by beam to form plural one-turn square coils, each of the one-turn square coils having a ring-shape provided with a beginning end 2A and a terminal end 2B divided by a notch 3 whose location is different from one another in the one-turn square coils, and superposing the one-turn square coils on one another with shifting the locations of the notches 3 little by little in order so that the terminal and beginning ends of the one-turn square coils adjacent to each other are contact with each other to weld the terminal and beginning ends in the notch 3, whereby the one-turn square coils are spirally combined.
A process for the preparation of a coil for an electric appliance by winding an electric conductor having a rectangular cross section such that small sides of the cross section corresponds with the direction of the coil axis of the coil to helically superpose the conductor, comprising the steps of:
A coil for an electric appliance obtained by winding an electric conductor having a rectangular cross section such that small sides of the cross section correspond with the direction of the coil axis of the coil to helically superpose the conductor, comprising:
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