Current sensor for a printed circuit board
AssigneeALSTOM Holdings
InventorMartin Lindahl
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InventorMartin Lindahl
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A current sensor (100) integrated into a printed circuit board (PCB) (102) for sensing a current flow (104) through a first conductive path (106). The current sensor (100) comprises a first conductive winding (110) forming an open shape (112) in a plane of the PCB (102), wherein the open shape (112) has a first end (114a) and a second end (114b) and delimits a sensitive region (116) in a plane of the PCB (102) for sensing the current flow (104) through the first conductive path (106) arranged within the sensitive region (116). The first conductive winding (110) is formed of a conductor having a plurality of turns extending across a thickness (d) of the PCB (102) and the first conductive winding (110) is spaced from an obstacle (108) in the PCB (102) by at least an insulation distance (118) from the first end (114a) to the obstacle (108).
A current sensor integrated into a printed circuit board (PCB) for sensing a current flow through a first conductive path, comprising:
A method for integrating a current sensor into a printed circuit board (PCB) for sensing a current flow through a first conductive path, the method comprising:
A system, comprising:
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