A signal filter includes a plurality of laminations forming an annular core, a first bifilar winding wrapped around a first portion of the core, and a second bifilar winding wrapped around a second portion of the core. A wireless power transmitter includes a power input, a power converter coupled to the input and configured to provide high-frequency (HF) current, an output coil, and an output filter between the power converter and the output coil. A wireless power receiver includes an input coil, a power converter coupled to an output and configured to provide current suitable for a load, and an input filter between the input coil and the power converter.

In a common-mode choke coil, first annular conductors are helically defined from the lower layer to the upper layer, and first annular conductors are helically defined from the upper layer to the lower layer. Further, second annular conductors are helically defined from the lower layer to the upper layer, and second annular conductors are helically defined from the upper layer to the lower layer. The first annular conductors and the second annular conductors are disposed alternately in a lamination direction. The first annular conductors and the second annular conductors are disposed such that substantial portions of the annular conductors adjacent to each other in the layer direction do not overlap in a planar view. This structure achieves a compact common-mode choke coil with which the loss of normal-mode signals is small, and which is highly capable of removing common-mode noise.

Device (1) for filtering electromagnetic interference, comprising: a plurality of electrical conductors (5) mounted in parallel, each conductor (5) comprising a first coil (10) disposed between a first (7) and a second (8) end of the conductor (5), said first coils (10) being coupled magnetically together and exhibiting one and the same first number of turns, said first (7) and second (8) ends of the conductors (5) respectively defining first (7) and second (8) terminals for the device, a plurality of capacitors (13), each capacitor (13) being mounted between the second and (8) of an electrical conductor (5) and a third terminal (15) of the device, and an additional circuit (20) comprising a second coil (21) coupled magnetically with the first coils (10) and exhibiting a second number of turns, said circuit (20) furthermore comprising an additional coil (23).

A novel and useful fully integrated switched-mode wideband 60 GHz power amplifier architecture. Using an appropriate second-harmonic termination of its output matching network, the required systematic peak current of the final stage is reduced such that the PA functions as a class-E/F.sub.2 switched-mode PA at saturation. In addition, low/moderate magnetic coupling factor transformers in the intermediate stages enable the PA to reach a high power added efficiency (PAE) and bandwidth product. Transformers of low/moderate coupling are also utilized in the preliminary stages of the PA to improve the overall bandwidth. In addition, the PA exploits the different behavior of the output impedance matching network for differential mode (DM) and common mode (CM) excitations. The PA is also stabilized against the combination of DM and CM oscillation modes. The PA also provides a technique to stabilize transformer-based mm-wave amplifiers against various modes of undesired oscillations.

Disclosed herein are a thin film common mode filter and a method of manufacturing the same. The thin film common mode filter according to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a magnetic substrate made of a magnetic ceramic material; and coil patterns formed on the magnetic substrate, wherein external electrodes connected with the coil patterns are sequentially stacked and insulating layers formed on and beneath the coil pattern are made of a composite of ferrite powder and thermosetting resin.

A common mode filter suppressing a reflection of a common mode noise and sufficiently removing the common mode noise of 2 GHz or less includes: a signal coil spirally formed in a dielectric layer of a multilayer structure, and serially inserted and connected to one of the differential signal lines; a signal coil inserted and connected to the other differential signal line and formed in the dielectric layer so as to face the signal coil through the dielectric layer; a control coil formed in the dielectric layer so as to be sandwiched between the first and second signal coils interposing the dielectric layer and wound in the same direction as the signal coil; and an embedded resistor connected to at least one of an outer peripheral end or an inner peripheral end of the control coil, thus forming a feedback loop circuit by the control coil and the embedded resistor.

An object of the present disclosure is to provide a common mode noise filter that can be used in a high-frequency band. The common mode noise filter of the present disclosure includes first to fifth insulator layers and stacked body in which first to fifth insulator layers are stacked along a vertical direction. The common mode noise filter further includes first spiral conductor and second spiral conductor that are formed inside stacked body and face each other across first insulator layer. The common mode noise filter further includes first pad connected to an inner end of first spiral conductor and second pad connected to an inner end of second spiral conductor. Neither first pad nor second pad overlaps each of first spiral conductor and second spiral conductor in top view.

A power supply system suitable for use by an aircraft is disclosed. The power system converts power from an unregulated DC power source to multiple AC and DC voltage outputs. The power supply system comprises an interleaved buck converter, and interleaved full-bridge converter, an interleaved inverter, and a control system. In one configuration, the interleaved inverter uses high-voltage DC generated by the interleaved four-bridge converter as its power input to generate a high-voltage AC output.

An electrical filter (10) is suitable for having a greater effectiveness for reducing the common mode current that an electrical device (30) can produce in the direction of a voltage source (20) which is used to supply this device. Such a filter can be useful for meeting the electromagnetic compatibility requirements set by the BMW Group Standard GS 95002-2 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)requirements and tests on components up to 60 V nominal voltage.

In a power converter having a semiconductor switch, common-mode noise is effectively reduced by setting the common-mode inductance value of reactors which are inserted into both lines such that the resonance frequency of the combined capacity of a line-to-ground bypass capacitor and the reactors which are inserted into both lines becomes a predetermined value or more.