Abstract
This paper describes a novel welding technique of an aluminum sheet to amorphous metal foil and its experimental results When a discharge current from a capacitor bank passes through a flat one-turn coil, a magnetic flux is suddenly generated around the coil Eddy currents are induced in the overlapped aluminum sheet and amorphous foil placed on the coil The sheet and the foil have a gap between them Electromagnetic force acts on the sheet and lets the sheet collide and weld to the foil Similarly, aluminum foil on the aluminum sheet can be welded to the amorphous foil The foils do not melt The bank energy required for this welding is less than 1.0 kJ
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