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INTERFACE CONFIGURATIONS FOR A WEARABLE SENSOR UNIT THAT INCLUDES ONE OR MORE MAGNETOMETERS

An exemplary magnetic field measurement system includes a wearable sensor unit that includes a magnetometer, a magnetic field generator configured to generate a compensation magnetic field configured to actively shield the magnetometer from ambient background magnetic fields, a twisted pair cable interface assembly electrically connected to the magnetometer, and a coaxial cable interface assembly electrically connected to the magnetic field generator.

MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATOR FOR A MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENT SYSTEM

A magnetic field generator includes a plurality of conductive windings comprising a first conductive winding arranged in a first plane and a second conductive winding arranged in a second plane that is substantially parallel to the first plane. The plurality of conductive windings are configured to generate, when supplied with a drive current, a first component of a compensation magnetic field. The first component of the compensation magnetic field is configured to actively shield a magnetic field sensing region located between the first conductive winding and the second conductive winding from ambient background magnetic fields along a first axis that is substantially orthogonal to the first plane and the second plane.

MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATOR FOR A MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENT SYSTEM

A magnetic field generator includes a first planar substrate, a second planar substrate positioned opposite to the first planar substrate and separated from the first planar substrate by a gap, a first wiring set on the first planar substrate, a second wiring set on the second planar substrate, and one or more interconnects between the first planar substrate and the second planar substrate. The one or more interconnects electrically connect the first wiring set with the second wiring set to form a continuous electrical path. The continuous electrical path forms a conductive winding configured to generate, when supplied with a drive current, a first component of a compensation magnetic field configured to actively shield a magnetic field sensing region located in the gap from ambient background magnetic fields along a first axis that is substantially parallel to the first planar substrate and the second planar substrate.

Interleaved converters with integrated magnetics

Three-phase interleaved LLC and CLLC resonant converters, with integrated magnetics, are described. In various examples, the primary sides of the phases in the converters rely upon a half-bridge configuration and include resonant networks coupled to each other in delta-connected or common Y-node configurations. The secondary sides of the phases can rely upon a full-bridge configurations and are coupled in parallel. In one example, the transformers of the phases in the converters are integrated into one magnetic core. By changing the interleaving structure between the primary and secondary windings in the transformers, resonant inductors of the phases can also be integrated into the same magnetic core. A multi-layer PCB can be used as the windings for the integrated magnetics.

Wireless charger having electromagnetic shielding function

A wireless charger has an electromagnetic shielding function to efficiently shield electromagnetic waves generated in a transmitting coil of the wireless charger. The wireless charger includes a transmitting coil generating a magnetic field by a high frequency signal. The wireless charger further includes at least two electromagnetic wave shielding filters located on the transmitting coil and shielding electromagnetic waves generated in the transmitting coil.

ISOLATED TRANSFORMER WITH INTEGRATED SHIELD TOPOLOGY FOR REDUCED EMI

A packaged electronic device includes first conductive leads and second conductive leads at least partially exposed to an exterior of a package structure, and a multilevel lamination structure in the package structure. The multilevel lamination structure includes a first patterned conductive feature having multiple turns in a first level to form a first winding coupled to at least one of the first conductive leads in a first circuit, a second patterned conductive feature having multiple turns in a different level to form a second winding coupled to at least one of the second conductive leads in a second circuit isolated from the first circuit, and a conductive shield trace having multiple turns in a second level spaced apart from and between the first patterned conductive feature and the second patterned conductive feature, the conductive shield trace coupled in the first circuit.

MAGNETIC COIL SUPPORT IN MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING METHOD AND APPARATUS

An imaging device may include multiple magnetic coils to generate a magnetic field. Additionally, the imaging device may include an outer support affixed to at least one coil of the plurality of magnetic coils and an axial support between at least two coils of the plurality of magnetic coils, wherein the outer support and the axial support operatively share a load corresponding to the generated magnetic fields.

POWER CONVERSION DEVICE
20200203064 · 2020-06-25 · ·

A power conversion device includes an isolation transformer, the isolation transformer including: a primary winding; a secondary winding; and a magnetic shield portion configured to suppress magnetic interference between the primary winding and the secondary winding by interrupting a magnetic flux generated by a current flowing through each of the primary winding and the secondary winding. The magnetic shield portion is formed of, for example, a magnetic shield plate arranged between the primary winding and the secondary winding.

Magnetic field shielding structure and mobile device including the magnetic field structure

A magnetic field shielding structure includes a magnetic layer and a resonance reactive shielding circuit including a capacitor and a conductor connected to the capacitor and having a loop form. At least a portion of the magnetic layer overlaps an area surrounded by the conductor in a thickness direction of the magnetic layer.

METHOD AND CIRCUIT FOR DETECTING AN ARC FAULT

A method and circuit for detecting a fault in a power transformer having an conductive shield layer sandwiched between electrical insulating layers separating the conductive shield layer from a first conductor and a second conductor, the second conductor opposite the conductive shield layer from the first conductor, and including, sensing a voltage energizing the shield layer, comparing the sensed voltage to a threshold voltage value corresponding to a fault, and upon satisfaction of the comparison, providing a fault indication when the comparison indicates the presence of a fault.