H01F27/04

Manufacturing method of a filter structure

Disclosed are a filter structure, a welding fixture, and a manufacturing method of the filter structure. The filter structure includes: a box having a cavity; coil components installed in the cavity; and wiring components, each having a positive wiring pin and a negative wiring pin fixed to the box. The conductive wire has conductive wires coupled to both ends of the coil component and welded with the positive and negative wiring pins respectively. After a wiring section of the pins is embedded into a side of a wire latch slot, the conductive wire of the coil is latched into the wire latch slot and welded with the pins by spot welding without the need of manually winding the conductive wire and the pins, so as to reduce labor, expedite assembling, improve production efficiency and save material cost of the conductive wire.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20240145154 · 2024-05-02 ·

An electronic component includes a wire winding wound around a central axis. The wire winding having first and second ends, and first and second terminals are connected to or formed by the first and second ends. The terminals provide electrical contacts for connecting the component into a circuit. The component has a wet press molded body made of a mixture of magnetic and non-magnetic material that is heated and pressed about the wire winding. The wet press molded body leaves at least a portion of the terminals exposed for mounting the component to the circuit.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20240145154 · 2024-05-02 ·

An electronic component includes a wire winding wound around a central axis. The wire winding having first and second ends, and first and second terminals are connected to or formed by the first and second ends. The terminals provide electrical contacts for connecting the component into a circuit. The component has a wet press molded body made of a mixture of magnetic and non-magnetic material that is heated and pressed about the wire winding. The wet press molded body leaves at least a portion of the terminals exposed for mounting the component to the circuit.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20190287707 · 2019-09-19 ·

An electronic component includes a wire winding wound around a central axis. The wire winding having first and second ends, and first and second terminals are connected to or formed by the first and second ends. The terminals provide electrical contacts for connecting the component into a circuit. The component has a wet press molded body made of a mixture of magnetic and non-magnetic material that is heated and pressed about the wire winding. The wet press molded body leaves at least a portion of the terminals exposed for mounting the component to the circuit.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20190287707 · 2019-09-19 ·

An electronic component includes a wire winding wound around a central axis. The wire winding having first and second ends, and first and second terminals are connected to or formed by the first and second ends. The terminals provide electrical contacts for connecting the component into a circuit. The component has a wet press molded body made of a mixture of magnetic and non-magnetic material that is heated and pressed about the wire winding. The wet press molded body leaves at least a portion of the terminals exposed for mounting the component to the circuit.

PHASE AND ZERO-SEQUENCE CURRENT SENSING MODULES MOUNTED TOGETHER ON A CABLE BUSHING

The present invention relates to a current sensing modular system, which allows sensing the phase current and/or the ground-fault or zero-sequence current, having to that end at least a first module (7) comprising at least one phase current sensor (5) embedded therein and a second module (8) comprising a zero-sequence current sensor (6) embedded therein. According to the invention the first module (7) is independent of the second module (8), both modules (7, 8) being installed directly in the connection elements, i.e., in the connection point between at least one bushing (2) and at least one connector (4) of at least one grid cable (3).

LIQUID TANK INSPECTION INCLUDING DEVICE FOR LAUNCHING SUBMERSIBLE

A launching tube for use with a liquid filled tank can be sized to accommodate a submersible vehicle for dispensing into the liquid tank. The tank can be an electrical transformer or any other liquid containing tank such as but not limited to a chemical tank. The launching tube can include a valve for insertion into a launching chamber, and a tank side valve for launching of the submersible into the tank. In one form the launching tube includes an antenna for communication with the submersible and/or a base station. The launching tube can also include a sensor such as a camera, as well as an agitator. The agitator can be used to facilitate bubble removal from the inside of the launching tube.

USE OF MULTI TYPES HIGH VOLTAGE BUSHINGS FOR EMERGENCY POWER TRANSFORMERS
20240170198 · 2024-05-23 · ·

A system for a high voltage power system (HV system) for changing a voltage of an electric current from a first voltage to a second voltage by having the electric current conducted through at least one of multiple connections and across the transformer casing of a high voltage power transformer. The electric current is substantially electrically insulated from the transformer casing and is conducted to the high-voltage side of the HV transformer. The HV transformer is equipped with multiple respective receptacles for the multiple connections. The receptacles include a high-voltage cable box receptacle, a high-voltage top receptacle, and a high-voltage side receptacle.

USE OF MULTI TYPES HIGH VOLTAGE BUSHINGS FOR EMERGENCY POWER TRANSFORMERS
20240170198 · 2024-05-23 · ·

A system for a high voltage power system (HV system) for changing a voltage of an electric current from a first voltage to a second voltage by having the electric current conducted through at least one of multiple connections and across the transformer casing of a high voltage power transformer. The electric current is substantially electrically insulated from the transformer casing and is conducted to the high-voltage side of the HV transformer. The HV transformer is equipped with multiple respective receptacles for the multiple connections. The receptacles include a high-voltage cable box receptacle, a high-voltage top receptacle, and a high-voltage side receptacle.

Cover unit for a converter head of a high-voltage converter device, converter head and high-voltage converter device
11984247 · 2024-05-14 · ·

A cover unit for a converter head of a high-voltage converter device includes a flat, preferably planar, cover element and an RIV shielding device peripherally surrounding the cover element for shielding radio interference voltage. The RIV shielding device is formed by a plurality of RIV shielding elements distributed peripherally on the edge of the cover element. The RIV shielding elements each have a substantially cylindrical shape, in particular a capsule shape. A corresponding converter head and a corresponding high-voltage converter device are also provided.