Bifilar planar inductor

Wave transmission lines and networks – Long line elements and components – Strip type

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336200, 336232, H01P 100, H01F 2728

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049995979

ABSTRACT:
A planar microstrip inductor formed from a spiral shaped conductive path of material on a dielectric uses a bifilar spiral by which both the connection nodes of the inductor can be brought out to the edge of the substrate. The bifilar winding by which both connection nodes are available from the exterior of the spiral shape includes the use of a jumper wire to connect the inner node of the inductor to a circuit.

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