A review of planar magnetic techniques and technologies
Authors:
- C. QuinnCQC. Quinn
- K. RinneKRK. Rinne
- T. O'DOnnellT. O'DOnnell
- M. DuffyMDM. Duffy
- C.O. MathunaCMC.O. Mathuna
- 13 November 2002
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- Vol. 2, 1175-1183
Abstract
This paper presents an extensive survey of techniques and technologies used to implement planar magnetic structures in modern dc to de converters. The survey emphasises the practical applications of these devices. The trends are analyzed in the context of the marketplace and some predictions of future direction are attempted.Keywords
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