Composite sheet winding for an electromagnetic induction apparatus
CA 1077147 A · Owner: Canadian General Electric Company Limited · Inventors: Katchanoski, Kenneth J.
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A composite sheet winding for an electromagnetic induction apparatus (such as a transformer) comprises two or more sheet winding portions, spaced apart axially and wound, on a common insulated core. The turns of each winding portion as well as the winding portions themselves are insulated from, one another by common insulation which extends uninterrupted for the complete axial length of the composite winding. Electrically insulated conductors located at the radial peripheries of the composite winding connect the start and the finish of each winding portion to the end of the composite winding. Preferably all the insulated conductors exit the composite winding at one common end, and …
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- Granted May 6, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 6, 1997.
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