2results about How to "Reduce proximity effect" patented technology

The utility model discloses a kind of intermediate frequency DC reactors, including magnetic core, coil, input conductive row and output conductive row, the magnetic core is oppositely equipped with two iron columns, the coil is equipped with two groups and is respectively wound on the two iron columns of the magnetic core, the coil is wound with thin wide metal foil and is formed, the input conductive row is located in the lower portion of this intermediate frequency DC reactor and is connected with the coil, the output conductive row is located in the upper portion of this intermediate frequency DC reactor and is connected with the coil. The utility model winding loss is small, and the heat dissipation performance is excellent, compact structure, high reliability, strong environmental adaptability, can be adapted to intermediate frequency working condition.

This application provides a common-mode inductor, a switching power supply, an inverter, and communication equipment. The common-mode inductor includes a U-shaped magnetic core, an enameled flat copper wire winding, and a fixing structure. The enameled flat copper wire winding is wound vertically on the U-shaped magnetic core. This vertical winding method allows the enameled flat copper wire to be wound perpendicular to the plane of the U-shaped magnetic core. This winding method can improve the filling rate of the winding, reduce the space occupied by the winding, and also help reduce eddy current losses and proximity effects at high frequencies, thus improving the high-frequency performance of the inductor. The enameled flat copper wire has good conductivity and insulation properties, which can meet the operating requirements of the inductor under high current and high voltage environments. The fixing structure is used to fix the U-shaped magnetic core and the enameled flat copper wire winding, ensuring the stability of the winding's position on the U-shaped magnetic core and preventing loosening or displacement of the winding during inductor operation, thereby ensuring the electrical performance and mechanical stability of the inductor.