WO2000011687A1 - Planar transformer - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
- H01F27/00—Details of transformers or inductances, in general
- H01F27/28—Coils; Windings; Conductive connections
- H01F27/2804—Printed windings
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05K—PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS; MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
- H05K1/00—Printed circuits
- H05K1/16—Printed circuits incorporating printed electric components, e.g. printed resistor, capacitor, inductor
- H05K1/165—Printed circuits incorporating printed electric components, e.g. printed resistor, capacitor, inductor incorporating printed inductors
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- THIS INVENTION relates to a planar transformer. It also relates to a method of balancing cores of a planar transformer, and to a power supply for electrical apparatus including the planar transformer.
- planar transformers typically include a ferrite core which has spaced legs which extend through a plurality of layers on which a primary and a plurality of secondary windings are provided thereby to supply different output voltages.
- the secondary windings are provided on different layers thereby increasing the physical size of the transformer. It is an object of this invention to offer a solution to this problem.
- a planar transformer which includes a core; a primary winding defined on a primary layer through which the core extends; a first secondary track defined on a first secondary layer, the first secondary track comprising a plurality of serially interconnected segments each defining a secondary winding; and a second secondary track defined on a second secondary layer, the second secondary track being arranged in mirror image fashion relative to the first secondary track.
- the coupling of each of the first and second tracks with the flux over each half-cycle is unbalanced.
- the coupling with the flux over a full cycle is balanced.
- coupling of at least some of the segments of the first and second tracks with the flux over each half-cycle may be unbalanced but balanced over a full-cycle.
- first secondary track which is arranged in a mirror fashion relative to the second secondary track, may form part of a larger track including further contacts or the like.
- a planar transformer which includes an E-shaped core with a central leg and spaced adjacent legs; a primary winding defined on a primary layer through which the central leg of the core extends; a first secondary track defined on a first secondary layer, the first secondary track comprising a plurality of serially interconnected segments each defining a secondary winding which comprises a partial turn configured to provide a predefined low output voltage of the transformer; a second secondary track defined on a second secondary layer, the second secondary track being arranged in mirror image fashion relative to the first secondary track; and a plurality of contacts from which at least one multiple of the predefined low output voltage is tapped.
- the first and second secondary layers may be integrally formed e.g., they may be tracks provided on opposed sides of a double sided printed circuit board. Instead, the first and the second secondary layers may be defined by two separate printed circuit boards. It is to be appreciated that the tracks may be defined on the layers with any other technology e.g. thin or thick film technology or the like.
- the transformer may include a plurality of first and secondary tracks. Typically, associated first and second secondary tracks are provided on opposed sides of a printed circuit board.
- the transformer may this include a plurality of printed circuit boards through which the core extends.
- the plurality of first secondary tracks and the plurality of second secondary tracks may be connected in series.
- the transformer is arranged to be upgraded. Thus, further printed circuit boards may be added to enhance the power handling capabilities of the transformer.
- the core is typically a ferrite core having an E-shape and the primary winding and secondary tracks typically extend about a central leg of the E-shaped core.
- the transformer may include a plurality of primary windings in a series and/or parallel configuration which provide one or more sources of flux for coupling with the secondary windings.
- the transformer may include surface mount plates, e.g. copper plates, mounted to the segments. Cooling fins may be provided to enhance heat dissipation.
- a planar transformer which includes a core including a central leg and at least one spaced adjacent leg; and a secondary track formed by a plurality of segments which define a secondary winding, the secondary track defining an end region operatively subject to leakage inductance from the adjacent leg thereby to reduce the voltage in the secondary leg in a reactive manner.
- the transformer may include a primary winding defined on a primary layer through which the core extends, the secondary track including a first secondary track defined on a first secondary layer, the first secondary track comprising a plurality of serially interconnected segments each defining a secondary winding; and a second secondary track defined on a second secondary layer, the second secondary track being arranged in a mirror image fashion relative to the first secondary track.
- a method of reactively reducing the voltage in a secondary track of a planar transformer including arranging an end region of the secondary track so that it is operatively subject to leakage inductance from the core.
- Each segment of the secondary track may be at least a partial turn about the core, typically a partial turn about the central leg of the core thereby to enable preselected voltages to be tapped from the secondary tracks. Accordingly, when the core is an E-shaped core, there may be a different number of segments on a particular secondary layer between adjacent legs of the core and a central leg of the core resulting in an unbalanced transformer at that particular level. However, due to the mirror image arrangement of the first and secondary tracks, the transformer is balanced over a full cycle as the cumulative number of tracks between each adjacent leg and the central leg is balanced.
- a method of balancing a core of a planar transformer including providing a planar transformer which includes first and second secondary tracks, the first and second secondary track each including a plurality of serially interconnected segments defining first and second secondary windings each of which includes at least one partial turn about a core of the transformer; and arranging the first and secondary tracks in such a fashion so that they lie in a mirror image fashion relative to each other thereby to balance the core of the transformer.
- the method may include synchronous switching by means of conventional switching circuitry between corresponding segments provided on the first and second tracks. Accordingly, corresponding segments may each define a secondary sub-winding which cumulatively provide preselected output voltages.
- a power supply for electrical apparatus including a planar transformer as hereinbefore described; and switching circuitry connected to selected segments of the transformer for selectively providing an output voltage from corresponding segments.
- the first and second tracks are typically spiraform and are preferably in the form of copper tracks of a printed circuit board.
- Each segment of the track is typically rectangular in outline.
- the segments are serially interconnected to define first and second secondary windings and the segments preferably increase in width from a centre of the spiraform to a periphery of the spiraform.
- the transformer may include a plurality of contacts provided at opposed ends of selected segments. Accordingly, the method may include synchronously tapping a plurality of different voltages from corresponding segments of the first and secondary tracks by means of switching circuitry.
- each segment associated with a particular output voltage In order to enhance the current carrying capability of each segment associated with a particular output voltage, the width of each segment should be increased which, in turn, limits the number of segments which may be provided between a central leg and an adjacent leg of a particular core.
- Figure 1 shows an exploded three-dimensional view of part of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention
- Figure 2 shows a schematic representation of a lateral section of a further embodiment of part of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention
- Figure 3 shows an equivalent circuit of the transformer of Figure 2
- Figure 4 shows a top plan view of the further embodiment of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 5 shows a sectional bottom plan view of the transformer of Figure 4;
- Figure 6 shows the equivalent circuit of the planar transformer of
- Figure 7 shows a sectional top plan view of a yet further embodiment of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 8 shows a sectional bottom plan view of the transformer of Figure 7;
- Figure 9 shows an electrical equivalent of the transformer of Figures 7 and 8;
- Figure 10 shows a sectional top plan view of a planar transformer, also in accordance with the invention, including leakage inductance;
- Figure 1 1 shows a sectional bottom plan view of the transformer of Figure 10;
- Figure 1 2 shows a sectional top plan view of a further embodiment of a planar transformer, in accordance with the invention, including leakage inductance; and Figure 13 shows a sectional bottom plan view of the transformer of Figure 1 2.
- reference numeral 10 generally indicates a part of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- the transformer 1 0 includes top and bottom ferrite core components 1 2, 14, respectively, which define a transformer core including a central leg
- the transformer 10 includes a primary layer on which is provided a primary winding (not shown) through which the central leg 1 6.1 of the core extends, a first secondary track 1 8 etched onto an upper surface of a printed circuit (PC) board 20, and a second secondary track (not shown) which is etched onto a bottom surface of the PC board 20 in a mirror image fashion.
- the track 1 8 defines a segment which extends between the legs 1 6.1 and 1 6.2 to define a secondary winding which is in the form of a half-turn.
- the voltage across the segment is a highest common denominator of further voltages provided by further secondary windings provided on the transformer 10 as described in more detail below.
- the transformer 1 0 is connected to switching circuitry (not shown) which selectively switches between the track 1 8 and its mirror image provided on the lower surface of the PC board 20 to provide a plurality of output voltages for electronic apparatus such as a personal computer or the like.
- reference numeral 30 generally indicates a further embodiment of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- the transformer 30 includes first and second cores 32, 34, respectively, each of which includes a central leg 32.1 , 34.1 and two spaced adjacent legs 32.2,
- the transformer 30 includes a secondary track having segments 36.1 to 36.3 which each make a single pass between the central legs 32.1 , 34.1 and adjacent legs 32.2, 32.3, and 34.3.
- Contacts 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48 are provided selectively to tap various voltage from the segments 36.1 to 36.3.
- the track is etched onto a PC board (not shown) in a conventional fashion and opposed surfaces of the PC board include similar tracks which are mirror images of each other.
- each segment 36.1 defines the largest common denominator of the output voltage required from the transformer 30 and are serially interconnected (see Figure 3).
- reference numeral 50 generally indicates a further embodiment of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- the planar transformer 50 includes a primary winding defined on a primary layer (not shown) through which a central leg 52.1 of a core extends.
- the core includes spaced adjacent legs 52.2 and 52.3.
- the transformer 50 includes a first secondary track 54 which is a copper track etched on a first side 55 of a PC board 56 which defines a first secondary layer.
- An opposed second side 60 of the PC board 56 includes a second secondary track 58 which is also in the form of a copper track etched onto the PC board 56.
- the first secondary track 54 includes a plurality of copper segments 62.1 , 64.1 , 66.1 , 68.1 , 70.1 , 72.1 , and 74.1 which are serially interconnected.
- the second secondary track 58 includes corresponding copper segments 62.2, 64.2, 66.2, 68.2, 70.2, 72.2, and
- Each segment 62.1 to 74.1 and 62.2 to 74.2 is defined by a portion of the track which extends between the central leg 52.1 and adjacent legs 52.2 and 52.3.
- four segments, namely segments 62.1 , 66.1 , 70.1 , and 74.1 , of the first secondary track 54 pass between the adjacent leg 52.2 and the central leg 52.1 , as opposed to three segments, namely segments 64.1 , 68.1 and 72.1 , which pass between the central leg 52.1 and the adjacent leg 52.3. Accordingly, the segments 62.1 to 74.1 provided on the first secondary track 54 result in an unbalanced transformer.
- first and second secondary tracks 54 and 58 are connected to switching circuitry (see Figure 6) which selectively taps voltages from the various segments 62.1 to 74.1 and 62.2 to 74.2 resulting in a balanced transformer over a complete cycle.
- the segment 62.1 has a contact 76.1 which is connected to a contact 76.2 of the segment 62.2 and the contacts are grounded (see Figure 6).
- the segment 62.1 is connected via a connecting copper track 80.1 to the segment 64.1 which, in turn, has a contact 82.1 connected to contacts 84 of the switching circuitry.
- the contact 82.1 is connected via a copper connecting track 86.1 to the segment 66.1 which is connected via a contact 88.1 to further contacts 90 (see Figure 6) of the switching circuitry.
- the contact 88.1 is connected via a connecting copper track 92.1 to the segment 68.1 which is serially connected via a connecting copper track 94.1 to the segment 70.1 which, in turn, is connected via a copper track 96.1 to the segment 72.1 and, finally, via a copper track 98.1 to the segment 74.1 which has its contact 100.1 connected to contacts 102 of the switching circuitry.
- the segments 62.1 to 74.1 thus define seven secondary sub-windings which are each in the form of a half-turn and interconnected in series.
- the segments 62.2 to 74.2 are serially interconnected in a mirror image fashion. Power is tapped from selected contacts 82.1 , 82.2, 88.1 , 88.2, 100.1 and 100.2 via the switching circuitry.
- reference numeral 1 10 generally indicates a further embodiment of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- the planar transformer 1 10 resembles the transformer 30 (see Figures 2 and 3) and, accordingly, like reference numerals have been used to indicate the same or similar features unless otherwise indicated.
- the transformer 1 10 includes first and second ferrite cores 32, 34, each having a central leg 32.1 , 34.1 and spaced adjacent legs
- the transformer 1 10 includes primary windings in the form of copper tracks etched onto a PC board (not shown) which are spiraform and which encircle the central legs 32.1 and 34.1 to generate multiple sources of flux.
- the transformer 1 10 further includes a first secondary track 54 in the form of a copper track which has been etched onto a first layer of a PC board (not shown) and a secondary track 58 which is etched onto an opposed or second secondary layer of the PC board.
- the transformer 1 10 has its first and second secondary tracks 54, 58 laid out in a mirror image fashion, thereby to balance the transformer 1 10.
- the first secondary track 54 of the transformer 1 1 0 includes seven voltage segments 62.1 , 64.1 , 66.1 , 68.1 , 70.1 , 72.1 , and 74.1 .
- the second secondary track 58 includes seven voltage segments 62.2, 64.2, 66.2, 68.2, 70.2, 72.2, and 74.2, which are laid out on an opposed side of the PC board in a mirror image fashion.
- the transformer 1 10 includes the two cores 32, 34 and, accordingly, the number of passes or the number of segments 62 to 74 between each central leg 32.1 , 34.1 and adjacent side legs 32.2, 32.3, 34.2, and 34.3, may be reduced. Accordingly, for a core of standard dimensions, the thickness of the segments 62.1 to 74.1 and 62.2 to 74.2 may be greater, thereby permitting a greater current carrying capability of the transformer 1 10 as opposed to the transformer 50.
- reference numerals 1 20 and 1 30 generally indicate further embodiments of a planar transformer in accordance with the invention.
- the planar transformers 130, 1 20 resemble the planar transformer 50 (see Figures 4 to 6) and the planar transformer 1 10 (see Figures 7 to 8), respectively, and accordingly like reference numerals have been used to indicate the same or similar features unless otherwise indicated.
- the segments 62.1 and 74.1 of the first secondary track 54 pass between the central legs 32.1 and 34.1 and adjacent spaced side legs 32.2 and 34.2.
- the mirror image segments 62.2 to 74.2 pass between the central legs 32.1 and 34.1 and the adjacent legs 32.3 and 34.3.
- the segments 72.1 and 74.1 of the first secondary track 54 do not pass between the central legs 32.1 , 34.1 and adjacent legs 32.2, 34.2, but are cranked outwardly and pass outwardly of the adjacent legs 32.3 and 34.3 to subject the segments 72.1 and 74.1 to leakage inductance.
- segments 72.2 and 74.2 of the second secondary track 58 pass outwardly of the adjacent legs 32.2 and 34.2.
- the leakage inductance experienced by the segments 72.1 , 74.1 , 72.2, 74.2 of the transformer 1 20 in conjunction with the interwinding and inter-turn capacitance are preferably used for soft switching topologies.
- the layout is used when primary windings are placed on more than one layer of the transformer 1 20 and inter-turn capacitance originates between each track turn and the interwinding capacitance originates between layers of windings.
- the transformers 10, 30, 50, 1 1 0, 1 20, and 130 may be in the form of multi-layered transformers including a plurality of PC boards with secondary and primary tracks etched thereon.
- the transformer 1 30 includes further segments 1 32.1 and 1 32.2 on its first and second secondary tracks 54, 58, respectively, which are located outwardly of the adjacent secondary legs 52.2 and 52.3. As in the case of the transformer 1 20, the further segments 1 32.1 and 1 32.2 experience leakage inductance which may be used to tune the output voltage from the transformer.
- the transformers 10, 30, 50, 1 10, 1 20, and 1 30 When designing the transformers 10, 30, 50, 1 10, 1 20, and 1 30 the minimum voltage required from the transformer is determined and the transformer is configured so that the voltage across a single segment is equal to the largest common denominator of the voltages required. For example, for a power supply for a personal computer requiring 1 .7 V, 3.3 V, 5 V and 1 2 V, the transformer 10, 30, 50, 1 10, 1 20, and 1 30 is configured so that the voltage across each segment is 1 .7 V (regulated to 1 .7 V by means of the switching circuitry). For example, 1 .7 V may be tapped off in a half-cycle fashion from segments 66.1 , 66.2 between contacts 82.1 and 88.1 , and 82.2 and 88.2, respectively in the transformer 50 (see Figures 4 to 6).
- a 3.4 V output may be obtained from the segments 62.1 and 64.1 , 62.2 and 64.2 by tapping off between contacts 76.1 and 82.1 , and 76.2 and 82.2. The voltage may then be regulated by the switching circuitry and its regulation means to 3.3 V.
- a 5.1 V output may be obtained by tapping off between contacts 76.1 and 88.1 , and 76.2 and 88.2 and thereafter regulated to 5 V.
- a 1 2 V output may be obtained from the contacts 76.1 and 100.1 , 76.2 and 100.2.
- the thickness or width of the segments increase towards the central leg 52.1 of the transformer 50.
- the invention provides an enhanced planar transformer 50, 1 10, 1 20, and 1 30 which is particularly suited for use in computer equipment.
- the thickness of the tracks may be increased, thereby to provide a greater current carrying capability.
- the transformer is balanced over a complete cycle, thereby reducing saturation problems within the core of the transformer.
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CA002342164A CA2342164A1 (en) | 1998-08-21 | 1999-08-09 | Planar transformer |
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JP2000566863A JP2002523896A (en) | 1998-08-21 | 1999-08-09 | Planar transformer |
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