Daihen Corporation

Allied Corporation

Nobuyuki Sumida

Katsumi Hanaoka

Yasuo Yamamoto

Masatake Hirai

Kazuhiro Arii

Masatake Kokado

Kazuhiro Tanaka

Teruaki Tanaka

Kouhei Arisaka

Toshio Fujiwara

Yasuo Yamamoto, Deceased

Takeshi Uchikura

By Michiko Yamamoto, Heiress

Koichi Akimoto

Masako Sakamoto, Heiress

Syoichi Shii

Kyoko Kan, Heiress

Tadanori Matsubayashi

A method for fabricating transformers each having a core made from a lamination body of strips made of an amorphous magnetic alloy comprises the steps of forming a ring-like lamination body using a grindstone cutter and a gas coolant to obtain a developed lamination body, shaping the developed lamination into a substantially rectangular core, assembling windings with the core using a sliding tool for inserting leg portions of the core into windows of windings, covering the core with a core cover and mounting a grounding member so as to ground the core to the ground.

Fabrication method for transformers with an amorphous core

A method for manufacturing rectangular wound cores including a step of forming at least one developed lamination body by cutting off at least one ring-like lamination body, a step for applying adhesive agent to one of cut ends of each developed lamination body, a step forming lamination blocks each of which is comprised of plural lamination units shifted in the length-wise direction by a predetermined distance and a step for jointing both ends of each of lamination unit in an overlapping state by winding each lamination block around a shaping bobbin.

Method of manufacturing wound transformer cores

There is disclosed a toroidal winding apparatus for winding an elongated conductor such as, for example, wire strip or the like, into a coil around an enclosed trunk of a magnetic core having a central opening defined by the trunk which is comprised of a magazine for storing the conductor by winding the same around the outer periphery thereof, said magazine has an aperture provided for pulling out the stored conductor inwards in a radial direction thereof, a magazine stand for supporting the magazine rotatable around the axis thereof which has a space for setting the blank magnetic core therein to allow the magazine to rotate passing through the opening of the core, means for exerting a braking force onto the conductor passing through said aperture, a tension slider being guided movably along the periphery of the magazine, a guide means for guiding the conductor having been pulled out from the aperture, and means for biasing the tension slider in a direction along which distance between the aperture and the tension slider increases.

Toroidal winding apparatus

In the present invention, there is disclosed an electrical induction apparatus having a magnetic core unit being comprised of a toroidal magnetic core and at least one winding wound around the core and a casing for housing the magnetic core unit therein, comprising a support plate for supporting the bottom of the magnetic core unit having at least one opening, means for positioning the unit at a predetermined position in the casing being engageable to the opening of the support plate, a cylindrical member made of an insulating material which is so formed as to fit into the central hole of the unit, a mounting plate for fixing the unit being disposed on the top of the unit, an axial member passing through the central hole of the cylindrical member, one end of which is connected to the supporting plate and the other end of which is projected outwardly in the axial direction thereof, a nut means for fastening the mounting plate to hold the unit between the mounting plate and the support plate which is engageable to a threaded portion provided on the other end of the axial member, wherein the mounting plate is fixed to the casing so as to hang the unit in the casing.

Electrical induction apparatus with support inside casing

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Sakai, Japan

Nobuyuki Sumida