An electromagnetic wave shielding filter is configured in a magnetic field transmission scheme, not in a low pass filter or band pass filter scheme, and thus allows a desired signal to pass, while maintaining unintended electromagnetic waves shielded.

The present embodiment relates to an electromagnetic wave shielding filter for high-frequency communication, having a structure in which an elliptical ferrite magnetic core is formed inside the filter, a primary coil and a secondary coil are installed at both ends of the magnetic core, and then a shielding and penetration unit is formed of a shielding material on the elliptical magnetic field core, so that a signal from the primary coil is transmitted in the form of a magnetic field to the secondary coil, and the other unintended common-mode components are eliminated.

An electric power converter includes an electric gatedriver circuit that includes a transformer. The transformer includes separate first and second cores of magnetically conductive material that are shaped to form respective closed loops. The transformer also includes a first electrical conductor with at least one winding arranged around a part of the first core in a first winding direction and at least one winding arranged around a part of the second core in a second winding direction opposite the first winding direction. The transformer further includes a second electrical conductor with at least one winding arranged around a part of the first core in the first winding direction and at least one winding arranged around a part of the second core in the second winding direction so as to counteract electric influence induced by a common magnetic field through the closed loops of the first and second cores.

An electric power converter includes an electric gatedriver circuit that includes a transformer. The transformer includes separate first and second cores of magnetically conductive material that are shaped to form respective closed loops. The transformer also includes a first electrical conductor with at least one winding arranged around a part of the first core in a first winding direction and at least one winding arranged around a part of the second core in a second winding direction opposite the first winding direction. The transformer further includes a second electrical conductor with at least one winding arranged around a part of the first core in the first winding direction and at least one winding arranged around a part of the second core in the second winding direction so as to counteract electric influence induced by a common magnetic field through the closed loops of the first and second cores.

A coil component includes first and second wires wound around a winding core portion of a core, and third and fourth wires wound around outside a portion of the first and the second wires wound around the winding core portion in an opposite direction to a winding direction of the first and second wires. The portion of the first and second wires wound around the winding core portion has a first twisted wire portion twisted together. A length of the first wire or a length of the second wire of the portion of the first and second wires wound around the winding core portion is configured to be equal to a length of the third wire or a length of the fourth wire of the portion of the third and fourth wires wound around outside the portion of the first and second wires wound around the winding core portion.

A digital communication station includes a coupled inductor, driver circuitry, and a digital transceiver. The coupled inductor includes (1) a first winding connected between a first digital communication node and a first power node, (2) a second winding connected between a second digital communication node and a second power node, and (3) a third winding. The driver circuitry is configured to drive the third winding to increase respective inductance values of the first and second windings, and the digital transceiver is communicatively coupled to the first digital communication node and the second digital communication node.

A laminated transformer-type transmitter-receiver device for transmitting or delivering electrical signals and/or power. The laminated device can include two metal shielding layers disposed between transmit and receive windings, which, in turn, are disposed between two magnetic layers. The laminated device further includes a dielectric isolation layer disposed between the two metal shielding layers. In the laminated device, no (or very little) common mode capacitance is distributed within the dielectric isolation layer, and no (or very little) common mode or “leakage” current flows across the dielectric isolation layer. As a result, various adverse effects of the common mode capacitance and the leakage current during operation of the laminated device are avoided.

Some embodiments include a pulsing power supply comprising a power supply and a transformer comprising: a transformer core; a primary winding wrapped around a portion of the transformer core, the primary winding having a first lead and a second lead; and a secondary winding wrapped around a portion of the transformer core. The pulsing power supply may also include a first switch electrically connected with the first lead of the primary winding and the power supply; and a second switch electrically connected with the second lead of the primary winding and the power supply, wherein the first switch and the second switch are opened and closed at different time intervals. The pulsing power supply may also include a pulsing output electrically coupled with the secondary winding of the transformer that outputs pulses having a voltage greater than about 2 kV and with pulse frequencies greater than 1 kHz.

Some embodiments include a pulsing power supply comprising a power supply and a transformer comprising: a transformer core; a primary winding wrapped around a portion of the transformer core, the primary winding having a first lead and a second lead; and a secondary winding wrapped around a portion of the transformer core. The pulsing power supply may also include a first switch electrically connected with the first lead of the primary winding and the power supply; and a second switch electrically connected with the second lead of the primary winding and the power supply, wherein the first switch and the second switch are opened and closed at different time intervals. The pulsing power supply may also include a pulsing output electrically coupled with the secondary winding of the transformer that outputs pulses having a voltage greater than about 2 kV and with pulse frequencies greater than 1 kHz.

A gatedriver circuit for controlling a power electronic switch. The circuit provides a galvanic separation and is magnetically immune. The gatedriver circuit comprises a transformer arranged with two separate cores of magnetically conductive material each forming a closed loop. A first electrical conductor has windings around a part of both cores, and a second electrical conductor also has windings around part of both cores. The two cores are positioned close to each other to allow mutual magnetic interaction. The windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the first core have the same winding direction, and the windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the second core have opposite winding direction of the windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the first core, so as to counteract electric influence induced by a common magnetic field through the closed loops of the first and second cores. Hereby, such gatedriver circuit is suitable for controlling power switches in environments with strong magnetic fields, e.g. inside a high power wind turbine.

A gatedriver circuit for controlling a power electronic switch. The circuit provides a galvanic separation and is magnetically immune. The gatedriver circuit comprises a transformer arranged with two separate cores of magnetically conductive material each forming a closed loop. A first electrical conductor has windings around a part of both cores, and a second electrical conductor also has windings around part of both cores. The two cores are positioned close to each other to allow mutual magnetic interaction. The windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the first core have the same winding direction, and the windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the second core have opposite winding direction of the windings of the first and second electrical conductors around the first core, so as to counteract electric influence induced by a common magnetic field through the closed loops of the first and second cores. Hereby, such gatedriver circuit is suitable for controlling power switches in environments with strong magnetic fields, e.g. inside a high power wind turbine.