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=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
*A jig that allows for easy winding of electromagnetic coils | |||
=Used For= | =Used For= | ||
*Electromagnets | |||
*Transformers | |||
*Linear Motors | |||
=Industry Standards= | =Industry Standards= | ||
* | |||
=Existing Open Source Designs= | =Existing Open Source Designs= | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfppXiNRnrc This design is a bit more manual, but is still very fast] | |||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP9elbYsko0 This design for a more automated process, as well as a larger range of coil sizes] | |||
*[https://hackaday.io/project/1805-coil-winding-machine This Hackaday Design] | |||
=Basic Design= | |||
*This can basically be described as a lathe (for rotating the electromagnet core (may be a better word for that)), and a wire guide on a (for lack of a better word) camera slider mechanism (there is also the housing but that may be inferred) | |||
*It works by the lathe moving at the determined speed based on the coil parameters. As this starts, the wire guide starts moving parallel (lengthways) with the electromagnet core. By doing so it moves the coil down the pipe instead of having it all bunched up at one end. Since this is all controlled by a computer this makes for a very precise coil. | |||
*Now onto more detailed plans | |||
==Housing== | |||
*Holds all the other componets together | |||
==Lathe== | |||
*Could be as simple as a servo motor (size depends on scale of machiene) connected to an axle with a bearing (or another servo) at the other end | |||
*May be a good spot for a wire tie down/hold down point | |||
==Wire Guide== | |||
*3D Printed "P" shaped componet, holds wire and attaches it to the "camera slider like mechanism" | |||
= | ==Slider Mechanism== | ||
*Same concept as what is called and used as a camera slider | |||
*Could be as a simple D3D axix (only one though) | |||
==Magnet Wire Spool Holder== | |||
*Holds one spool of magnet wire | |||
*Could be motorized or passive | |||
*Attaches to the housing | |||
*Looks like the ones used on some fdm 3D Printers | |||
=Control Module= | |||
*Controles all servos + sensors | |||
*Rasberry Pi + Arduino? | |||
=BOM= | |||
* | |||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
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=Usefull Links= | =Usefull Links= | ||
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Revision as of 23:20, 8 June 2018
Basics
- A jig that allows for easy winding of electromagnetic coils
Used For
- Electromagnets
- Transformers
- Linear Motors
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
- This design is a bit more manual, but is still very fast
- This design for a more automated process, as well as a larger range of coil sizes
- This Hackaday Design
Basic Design
- This can basically be described as a lathe (for rotating the electromagnet core (may be a better word for that)), and a wire guide on a (for lack of a better word) camera slider mechanism (there is also the housing but that may be inferred)
- It works by the lathe moving at the determined speed based on the coil parameters. As this starts, the wire guide starts moving parallel (lengthways) with the electromagnet core. By doing so it moves the coil down the pipe instead of having it all bunched up at one end. Since this is all controlled by a computer this makes for a very precise coil.
- Now onto more detailed plans
Housing
- Holds all the other componets together
Lathe
- Could be as simple as a servo motor (size depends on scale of machiene) connected to an axle with a bearing (or another servo) at the other end
- May be a good spot for a wire tie down/hold down point
Wire Guide
- 3D Printed "P" shaped componet, holds wire and attaches it to the "camera slider like mechanism"
Slider Mechanism
- Same concept as what is called and used as a camera slider
- Could be as a simple D3D axix (only one though)
Magnet Wire Spool Holder
- Holds one spool of magnet wire
- Could be motorized or passive
- Attaches to the housing
- Looks like the ones used on some fdm 3D Printers
Control Module
- Controles all servos + sensors
- Rasberry Pi + Arduino?