Patent classifications
H01F2038/026
POWER SUPPLY MODULE AND TRANSFORMER POWER SUPPLY DEVICE
A power supply module includes a power supply submodule, a plurality of pins, and a second winding unit. The power supply submodule includes a switch, a magnetic core assembly, and a first winding unit including a first winding portion and a second winding portion. The second winding unit includes a third winding portion connected to the first winding portion via some of the plurality of pins to form a first winding, and a fourth winding portion connected to the second winding portion via some of the plurality of pins to form a second winding. The magnetic core assembly, at least the first winding, and the second winding form a magnetic element. The switch is disposed on and electrically connected to the magnetic element. At least one of the plurality of pins is an output pin via which the power supply module powers an intelligent IC load.
Directional coupler
The embodiments relate to a directional coupler including, in each case, one connection for a first, a second, a third, and a fourth port. The coupler includes a first coupling network for providing the connection for the first port and a second coupling network for providing the connection for the second port. The first and second coupling networks are both connected to the connections for the third and fourth ports, wherein the second coupling network has a first inductance connected between the third port and an electrical reference potential, a first capacitance connected between the fourth port and the electrical reference potential, a second capacitance connected between the third port and the second port, and a second inductance connected between the fourth port and the second port.
SINGLE CORE CROSS-COUPLED MULTI-PHASE INDUCTOR
A cross-coupled multi-phase inductor that includes a single core and pairs of adjacent windings wound on the single core. Each member of an adjacent pair includes a first sub-winding and a second sub-winding which extends from the first sub-winding and each member is cross-coupled with the other member of the pair such that the first and second sub-windings of each member of the adjacent pair are disposed diametrically opposite or substantially diametrically opposite each other on the single core. This results in reducing core losses and increasing power conversion efficiency of the cross coupled multi-phase inductor.
Inductor apparatus and inductor apparatus manufacturing method
An inductor apparatus includes: a substrate including an electrical insulation property and a non-magnetic material; and a plurality of inductors disposed in the substrate so as to extend from a first surface of the substrate to a second surface of the substrate, each of the plurality of inductors including: an inductor conductive part that has an electrical conductivity and extends in a thickness direction of the substrate; and a magnetic layer that covers a side of the inductor conductive part and include a relative permeability and a soft magnetic material.
Electric machine and use thereof
An electric machine is selectively operated as a transformer for AC voltage operation or as a throttle system for DC voltage operation. A transformer core has two limbs. An additional winding with a first additional partial winding is wound around a first limb and a second additional winding is wound around the second limb. A higher-voltage winding with a first higher-voltage partial winding is wound around the first additional partial winding and a second higher-voltage partial winding is wound around the second additional partial winding. A first traction winding is wound around the first higher-voltage partial winding and a second traction winding is wound around the second higher-voltage partial winding. A first DC voltage winding may be wound around the first traction winding and a second DC voltage winding may be wound around the second traction winding.
Inductor Winding Method And Inductor Winding Device
Provided is an inductor winding method and an inductor winding device. The inductor winding method comprises steps of: A. dividing turns of coil of each winding of the inductor into a first winding and a second winding based on a preset ratio; B. winding the first winding on one of multiple magnetic columns, and winding the second winding on another one of the multiple magnetic columns which is different from the magnetic column on which the first winding is wound; and C. performing step A and step B cyclically until all the windings of the inductor are wound. With a coupling inductor having interleaving-wound structure, power frequency magnetic fluxes generated by magnetic lines in magnetic columns counteract one another, thereby solving the problem of high magnetic flux density in a magnetic core while achieving certain leakage inductance.
Coupled inductors with leakage plates, and associated systems and methods
A coupled inductor includes a ladder magnetic core, a first common leakage plate formed of a magnetic material, and N windings, where N is an integer greater than one. The ladder magnetic core includes first and second rails and N rungs, where each of the N rungs connects the first and second rails. Each of the N windings includes a respective first portion. Each of the N windings is wound around a respective one of the N rungs, and at least two of the N windings are wrapped at least partially around the first common leakage plate such that a first portion of the winding is disposed between an outer surface of the first rail and an outer surface of the first common leakage plate.
Multilayer inductor device
A multilayer inductor device (10) includes a magnetic multilayer body (100) in which magnetic layers (110, 120, 130, 140) are laminated in this order. Coil conductors (211, 212) having winding forms are formed on the magnetic layers (110, 130), respectively. The coil conductors (211, 212) are coupled to each other with via conductors (311, 312, 313) to compose a first inductor (L1). Coil conductors (221, 222) having winding forms are formed on the magnetic layers (120, 140), respectively. The coil conductors (221, 222) are coupled to each other with via conductors (321, 322, 323) to compose a second inductor (L2).
Segmented winding techniques for a coupled inductor circuit
Techniques are provided for segmented windings of a coupled inductor within a DC-DC voltage converter or regulator. In an example, a coupled inductor circuit can include a first winding comprising a conductive coil having a central axis, and a second winding configured to magnetically couple with the first winding. The second winding can have a plurality of individual segments. Each individual segment can form a fraction of one turn of the second winding. Each segment can include a first conductor, a ground conductor, and a first switch to selectively couple, and selectively isolate, the first conductor and the ground conductor.
INTEGRATED INDUCTOR AND POWER MODULE
The application provides an integrated inductor and a power module. The integrated inductor includes a magnetic core, comprising: two winding columns disposed in parallel, each provided with an air gap; a first cover plate disposed under the two winding columns; a second cover plate disposed above the two winding columns, and opposite to the first cover plate; and a common column connected between the first and second cover plates, and disposed on one or both sides of the two winding columns; and two windings are respectively wound on the two winding columns, wherein a line frequency current component of a current flowing through each of the two windings surrounds the winding columns in the same direction, a phase of high-frequency current component of the current flowing through each of the two windings differs by 180°, and a coupling coefficient between the two windings is less than 0.1.