ORTHOGONAL INDUCTORS
卷宗概要
申请人
International Business Machines Corporation
发明人
John W. Golz; John Knickerbocker; Mukta Ghate Farooq; Todd Edward Takken; Keiji Matsumoto
IPC 分类
CPC 分类
An apparatus including a plurality of vertically oriented insulating substrates, each substrate having a planar surface including a looped metal coil structure forming a planar inductor. Each of the substrates and formed planar inductors arranged in parallel and oriented vertically and adjacent each other in a series configuration for increased inductance. The formed inductor and substrate disposed vertically with respect to a horizontal axis and is inclined at an angle with respect to a vertical axis, the angle ranging between less than 90 degrees and greater than 0 degrees. A first magnetic material plate is disposed adjacent the planar inductor at a first planar surface of the substrate, and a second magnetic material plate disposed adjacent a second planar surface having a conductive trace connecting one end of the planar inductor, each first and second plate extending to limit a spatial extent of the magnetic fields created by the inductor.
原文（中文）
An apparatus including a plurality of vertically oriented insulating substrates, each substrate having a planar surface including a looped metal coil structure forming a planar inductor. Each of the substrates and formed planar inductors arranged in parallel and oriented vertically and adjacent each other in a series configuration for increased inductance. The formed inductor and substrate disposed vertically with respect to a horizontal axis and is inclined at an angle with respect to a vertical axis, the angle ranging between less than 90 degrees and greater than 0 degrees. A first magnetic material plate is disposed adjacent the planar inductor at a first planar surface of the substrate, and a second magnetic material plate disposed adjacent a second planar surface having a conductive trace connecting one end of the planar inductor, each first and second plate extending to limit a spatial extent of the magnetic fields created by the inductor.