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US 11,538,622 B2Granted
High current, low equivalent series resistance printed circuit board coil for power transfer application
AssigneeFuturewei Technologies, Inc.
InventorJorge Zabaco
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Abstract
An apparatus for a multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) coil, comprising: a first coil layer of a PCB; a plurality of vias coupled to and distributed to cover substantially the surface of the first coil layer within the PCB; and a second coil layer of the PCB and coupled to the vias to cover substantially the surface of the second coil layer, wherein the vias are positioned between the first coil layer and the second coil layer and enable substantially high current and low equivalent series resistance (ESR) for the multilayer PCB coil.
Claims10
A smartphone, comprising:
- a housing;
- and
- a wireless charging coil, the coil including a layered structure of electric conductors on a printed circuit board (PCB), wherein the layered structure comprises:
- a first layer including a first electrically conductive trace comprising a first turn and a second turn adjacent to the first turn, wherein the first electrically conductive trace is on the PCB;
- a second layer including a second electrically conductive trace comprising a third turn and a fourth turn adjacent to the third turn, wherein the second electrically conductive trace is overlaid the first layer;
- and
- a plurality of vias coupling the first layer and the second layer, wherein the plurality of the vias include a first via, a second via and a third via distributed along a length of the first turn, each of the first via, the second via and the third via electrically connecting the first turn and the third turn, wherein the plurality of the vias further include a fourth via, a fifth via, and a sixth via distributed along a length of the second turn, each of the fourth via, fifth via, and sixth via electrically connecting the second turn and the fourth turn, wherein the first via, the second via , the third via, the fourth via, the fifth via, and the sixth via are distributed separately in locations other than locations of taps of the first and second trace.
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