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tiger2000



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Post23 Jul 2001 6:48   

Can anyone tell me where I can find any writing or formula or equation about
PLANAR INDUCTORs ?
I have a pcb with a planar inductor and I want to calculate the inductance of it.
the PCB is single Layer and the shape of it is like this :
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Can anyone Help me?
Thanks.
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KARLZ



Joined: 14 Apr 2001
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Post23 Jul 2001 7:40   

hi
check ieee circuits and systems magazine.

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Robin Hood



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Post23 Jul 2001 9:54   

http://www.elektroda.pl/eboard/viewtopic.php?topic=3754&forum=22&2
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tiger2000



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Post23 Jul 2001 9:56   

How can I achieve the IEEE and magazine ?
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Post23 Jul 2001 11:58   

check your next university library ?
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dobricic



Joined: 27 May 2001
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Post23 Jul 2001 15:28   

Hi
If there are not too many of printed inductances you can measure precisely and send dimensions of each, and also type of the substrate, I can recalculate it in nH. I have no better idea in this moment, except to advice you yo spend lot of time and learn to use some of sophisticated programs for that purrpose.
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sigmaxyz



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Post28 Jul 2001 15:41   

give me the spec
i 'll simulate it for you and for free
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tanuki



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Post28 Jul 2001 22:00   

Serpentine trace is an inductance reducing geometry; the inductance is less than an equal length of straight wire!


Sun Microsystems engineering paper:
http://www.sun.com/research/techrep/2000/smli_tr-2000-92.pdf

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sigint



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Post28 Jul 2001 23:10   

Tanuki,

You are correct, kind of, however it is very geometry dependant, as for the original poster, I've seen, somewhere on filemanager a PCB inductor calculator, I'm not too sure that this will work on a single sided board, with out a reference plane.

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tanuki



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Post29 Jul 2001 14:48   

kaazemin,

What sort of application is this PCB used in?

Is it possible that the serpentine section is a antenna?

Otherwise a serpentine trace on single sided PCB makes little sense.

opps... almost forgot your IEEE question.

http://www.ieee.org/

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tanuki



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Post31 Jul 2001 21:18   

I put a word document in my personal folder here on elektroda that may interest you.

On Filemanger #1
path: /Tanuki/Inductance
File: InductanceOfWire.doc
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sick_man
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Post26 Aug 2001 0:23   

i need a good cad for this
also but havent found a resonable one yet
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phongwiroon



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Post08 Dec 2003 19:23   

is there any program to calculate it
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eltonjohn



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Post08 Dec 2003 19:31   Re: Printed Inductor (PLANAR INDUCTOR)

Hi

I recall using PHILLIPS planar transformers design tools some time ago ..
Check them out!
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