Patent classifications
H01F27/306
MAGNETIC COMPONENT AND MAGNETIC CORE THEREOF
A magnetic component is provided. The magnetic component comprises a primary coil group, a secondary coil group, and a magnetic core. A first primary coil and a second primary coil of the primary coil group are winding around a first winding column and a second winding column of the magnetic core, respectively. The number of turns of the first primary coil is different from the number of turns of the second primary coil. A first secondary coil and a second secondary coil of the secondary coil group are winding around the first winding column and the second winding column, respectively. The number of turns of the first secondary coil is different from the turns of the second secondary coil.
Inductor windings forming apparatus and method of manufacturing inductors
A structure for forming inductor windings includes a first portion and a second portion of a clamshell casing. The first portion includes a first set of electrically conductive segments, a first inner carrier, and a first outer carrier. The second portion includes a second set of electrically conductive segments, a second inner carrier, and a second outer carrier. An inductor core is mountable between the first inner carrier and the first outer carrier within the first portion. A control assembly aligns and joins the first portion to the second portion of the clamshell casing such that the first set of electrically conductive segments arranged in the first pattern that correspond to first half-turns of the inductor windings, are attached to the second set of electrically conductive segments arranged in the second pattern that correspond to second half-turns of the inductor windings, to form continuous turns around the inductor core.
Planar transformer and switching power adapter
This application provides a planar transformer and a switching power adapter. The planar transformer includes a PCB winding and two magnetic cores. The two magnetic cores wrap two sides of a winding body of the PCB winding to form a closed magnetic loop. A first group of welding points is disposed on a primary-side wire side of the PCB winding, and a second group of welding points is disposed on a secondary-side wire side of the PCB winding. The planar transformer is directly welded to an external circuit board by using the first group of welding points and the second group of welding points. In this way, no pin needs to be welded on the PCB winding board. In addition, the planar transformer can be vertically installed on the external circuit board by using the first group of welding points and the second group of welding points.
REACTOR, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING REACTOR, AND REACTOR COIL COVERING
There are provided a reactor, a reactor coil covering, and a method for manufacturing a reactor, which are capable of preventing peeling off of an insulation coat with which an outer peripheral surface of a winding is covered. A reactor includes a core, a coil disposed on an outer periphery of the core, and a resin mold portion partially covering and integrating the core and the coil. A winding of the coil has an outer peripheral surface covered with an insulation coat. At least one part of a surface of the coil is covered with a protective membrane to cover a boundary between adjacent turns of the coil.
COIL COMPONENT
A coil component includes a core including a winding core portion and flange portions; wires wound around the winding core portion; and terminal electrodes on the respective flange portions. The wires respectively have flattened portions connected to the terminal electrodes. The flattened portions each have a shape that becomes thinner from the winding core portion toward a tip end of a corresponding one of the wires. When viewed from a side where mounting surfaces are located, a center axis of a part of each of the flattened portions closer to the winding core portion and a center axis of a part of a corresponding one of the flattened portions closer to the tip end extend in different directions. The center axis of the part of each of the flattened portions closer to the tip end extends in a direction parallel to an axial direction.
ASSEMBLED MAGNETIC INDUCTOR WITH INSULATING LAYER COMPONENT
The present invention provides an assembled magnetic inductor with insulating layer component, and more particularly to printing, adhesion, or spray coating an insulating layer material on a pre-press molded surface of one of two internal metal components to cause an insulating layer to form on the outer surface thereof. Hence, an insulating layer between the two metal components is dispensed with in the assembly of the combination magnetic inductance, thereby further decreasing inductance of the assembly components, as well as reducing inter-component gaps and magnetic leakage, and acoustic noise.
IRON CORE STRUCTURE IN TRANSFORMER AND VOLTAGE CONVERTER
An iron core structure in a transformer which can show different leakage inductance values between primary and secondary windings includes an iron core, and the primary and secondary windings. A first core member of the iron core includes first and second side legs on either side of a first center leg, a second core member butted against the first includes third and fourth side legs on either side of a second center leg. The primary winding is arranged on the center leg, and the secondary winding is arranged on the side legs. The first and third side legs define a gap therebetween, there is a second gap defined between second and fourth side legs. Effective magnetic resistance of the side legs is increased, the primary and secondary windings show different leakage inductance values, and can meet diversified needs of power stage control circuits.
NONLINEAR INDUCTOR, MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF, AND NONLINEAR INDUCTOR ROW
Disclosed is a nonlinear inductor, a manufacturing method thereof, and a nonlinear inductor row. The nonlinear inductor includes two magnetic core assemblies, a conductor and a magnetic plastic encapsulation layer; the magnetic core assemblies include magnetic cores; each magnetic core includes a flange and a central column arranged on the flange; two central columns of the two magnetic core assemblies are opposite to each other; a non-uniform air gap exists between the two central columns and/or the magnetic core assemblies are made of different materials; the conductor is arranged on the two central columns; the two magnetic core assemblies and the conductor are located in the magnetic plastic encapsulation layer; electrode parts of the conductor are exposed outside the magnetic plastic encapsulation layer; and the magnetic core assemblies and the magnetic plastic encapsulation layer are made of different materials; thereby the nonlinear inductor has stepped saturation characteristics.
WIRELESS CHARGING PAD
A wireless charging pad includes a mat part and a coil. The mat part includes a first and second layer. The first layer has contact surface and recess formed on the contact surface. The recess has a slot area and a coil accommodation area connected to each other. The coil is located within the coil accommodation area. The accommodation area is located at a side of the slot area away from the contact surface. The second layer is stacked on the contact surface to cover the recess. The slot area has a first opening at the contact surface, the first opening has a first width of W1, the slot area has a second opening connected to the coil accommodation area, the second opening has a second width of W2, the coil accommodation area has a third width of W3. The following conditions are satisfied: W1≥W2; and W3>W2.
Reactor
Provided is a reactor including a coil having a pair of winding portions; and a ring-shaped magnetic core, the magnetic core including: a pair of inner core portions arranged inside of the winding portions; and a pair of outer core portions respectively arranged outside of one end and outside of another end in an axial direction of the winding portions, the reactor including a non-magnetic reinforcing member that is arranged between the pair of winding portions and is coupled to the inner end surfaces of the pair of outer core portions. An axial rigidity of the reinforcing member is 2×10.sup.7 N/m or more. Here, the axial rigidity is a value obtained by multiplying the cross-sectional area of the reinforcing member perpendicular to the axial direction of the winding portions and the Young's modulus of the reinforcing member, and dividing the result by the length of the reinforcing member.