Electric heating – Metal heating – Wire – rod – or bar bonding
Patent
1990-06-26
1992-02-25
Evans, Geoffrey S.
Electric heating
Metal heating
Wire, rod, or bar bonding
174 35R, 219 89, 219243, B23K 1110, B23K 1128, H05K 900
Patent
active
050916190
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for passing an electrical current through an electromagnetic coil to perform a resistance bonding operation is disclosed. The apparatus includes a pair of pistons which are selectively moved to clamp the leads of the coil to respective electrical terminals. The terminals are selectively connected through a switch to a source of electrical power to perform the resistance bonding operation. A pivotable cover is provided for covering the entire apparatus during the resistance bonding operation. When the cover is closed by an operator, a logic controller automatically actuates the pistons to clamp the leads of the coil to the terminals. Additional limit switches sense when the pistons have been so moved and, in response thereto, automatically close the switch to connect the electrical power supply to the terminals, thereby commencing the resistance bonding operation. The cover may be lined with a shielding material to prevent the operator from being exposed to the electromagnetic field generated by the coil during the resistance bonding operation.
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Wall John H.
Walter Edward L.
Dana Corporation
Evans Geoffrey S.
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