Opposing primary winding turns create the target turns ratio without excess wire length, reducing heat, space limits, and sensing errors.
Electrostatic MEMS motion changes coil and substrate spacing to tune inductance after fabrication for multi-band IC blocks such as VCOs and LNAs.
A nested secondary inductor and voltage-controlled switch block external interference while tuning inductance and quality factor.
A controlled switching device calculates optimal electrical angles to synchronize circuit breaker closing.
Dynamic impedance adjustment prevents voltage rises in reception circuits by adapting to phase-specific power consumption.
Hall sensors detect core magnetization to adjust excitation parameters, preventing saturation and overheating caused by inaccurate current-based detection.
A self-powered wireless current transformer harvests energy from monitored circuits to power microcontrollers without external wiring.
A magnetic core with a detachable segment enables inductive coupling between power converters and energy storage cells.
A voltage transformer control device calculates zero-sequence flux linkage to trigger a silicon controlled rectifier loop for rapid resonance elimination.
Overvoltage control circuit detects DC voltage exceeding preset threshold and activates switch protection to prevent downstream component damage.
A clamping circuit redirects energy via a capacitor and switch to protect components from damage while maintaining efficient power transfer.
An auxiliary core with a median magnetic portion connects column midpoints, reducing magnetic leakage and losses while maintaining harmonic cancellation.
An external transducer circuit dissipates inductive direct current components to ground, eliminating complex retrofitting and semiconductor reliance.
A wireless charging transmitter merges the wall adapter into a single resonant power stage by providing rectified mains voltage directly to a half-bridge converter.
Dynamic frequency tuning maintains power transfer efficiency across varying device positions.
A power starting circuit uses a double-pole switch and capacitor to control conducting states.