Method of making a monolithic magnetic device with printed circuit interconnections
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorMichael M. Walters
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorMichael M. Walters
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A monolithic magnetic device having a plurality of transformer elements having single turn primaries and single turn secondaries fabricated on a plate of ferrite which has the outline of a ceramic leadless chip carrier. Each of the magnetic elements has a primary winding formed from a copper via plated on the ferrite. Each element's secondary is another copper via plated over an insulating layer formed over the first layer of copper. The elements' primaries are interconnected on the first copper layer and the elements' secondaries are interconnected on the second copper layer. The configuration and turns ratio of the transformer are determined by the series and or parallel interconnections of the primary and secondaries. Some of the interconnections can be provided by the next higher assembly level through the circuit card, with the same magnetic device providing many turns ratio combinations or values of inductors.
A method of making a magnetic device for surface mounting on a circuit board comprising the steps of:
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