METHOD OF ULTRASONICALLY WELDING MULTI-STRANDED MALLEABLE WIRES TOGETHER
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Jun 19, 2013
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Multi-stranded wires are clamped between an ultrasonic welding tip and an opposing anvil. The multi-stranded wires are made of a material that is more malleable than copper, or of a material that has a malleability that is substantially the same or greater than the malleability of aluminum. The plurality of multi-stranded wires can be clamped between opposing side surfaces to further form the wire bundle. Ultrasonic energy is applied to a first side of the wire bundle adjacent the ultrasonic welding tip. After termination of ultrasonic energy to the first side, the wire bundle is rotated 180 degrees relative to the anvil and ultrasonic energy is applied to a second side of the wire bundle, wherein the second side is oppositely disposed relative to the first side.
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