Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices
Patent
1996-12-30
1998-05-26
Picard, Leo P.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...
For electronic systems and devices
361782, 333185, 336223, 336200, H05K 102, H05K 706, H01F 2734, H01F 2100
Patent
active
057576238
ABSTRACT:
A low-value, low-noise, high-Q, high-tolerance inductor is fabricated using multichip module technology, such as high density interconnect (HDI) technology. The inductor has overlapping sections of conductors which contain high magnetic fields between them to reduce the amount of radiated energy and circuit shielding required. The spacing between conductor sections of the inductor is adjustable in order to provide a predetermined amount of field cancellation and thereby achieve a specific inductance value. The inductor shape provides uniformity of current density across the conductor cross section, thus maximizing the Q value of the inductor.
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Fisher Rayette Ann
Hennessy William Andrew
Breedlove Jill M.
General Electric Company
Picard Leo P.
Stoner Douglas E.
Vigushin John B.
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