Inductor devices – With vibration control
Patent
1995-07-31
1998-01-20
Berhane, Adolf
Inductor devices
With vibration control
181202, H01F 1500
Patent
active
057105332
ABSTRACT:
An electrical transformer includes a housing, a transformer core and winding subassembly located in the housing, and a cooling fan subassembly. The cooling fan subassembly includes a variable speed fan located outside the housing, a temperature sensor located near the housing, and a controller having an output port connected to the variable speed fan and an input port connected to the temperature sensor. The controller reduces the fan speed (and hence the fan noise) when a lower fan speed can maintain the desired temperature as sensed by the temperature sensor. Preferably, the electrical transformer further includes an active mount subassembly and/or (when the housing includes a tank containing transformer fluid) a mechanism for varying the dynamic pressure of such transformer fluid.
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Hedeen Robert Arvin
Imam Imdad
Pitman, Jr. Frank Albert
Pla Frederic Ghislain
Smith Stephen Linwood
Berhane Adolf
Erickson Douglas E.
General Electric Company
Snyder Marvin
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