Orthogonal-field electrically variable magnetic device

Inductor devices – Inductive regulators with no relatively moving parts

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ABSTRACT:
An electro-magnetic device for use in applications requiring low-profile components. The device includes a magnetic substrate with a scheme of through-holes in association with a first and second winding, plated or wired, integral to the substrate and wound orthogonal to each other. The first winding comprises the AC inductor/transformer permeability. The second winding in association with an applied DC bias current causes the permeability to vary over a wide controlled operating range.

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U.S. Patent Application S/N 08/169,083, Filed Dec. 1993, Goldberg et al, "Magnetically Variable Inductor For High Power Audio and Radio Frequency Applications" Assigned to Rockwell International Corporation.

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