EMBEDDED MAGNETIC DEVICE INCLUDING MULTILAYER WINDINGS

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Scott Andrew Parish of Milton Keynes (GB)

EMBEDDED MAGNETIC DEVICE INCLUDING MULTILAYER WINDINGS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240258014 titled 'EMBEDDED MAGNETIC DEVICE INCLUDING MULTILAYER WINDINGS

The device described in the patent application consists of a substrate with a magnetic core divided into two halves, a first winding, a second winding, and a third winding that extends around a portion of the first winding.

The magnetic core in the substrate has a hole and is split into a first half and a second half.
The first winding extends through the hole and around the magnetic core.
The second winding also extends through the hole and around the magnetic core.
The third winding extends through the hole, around the magnetic core, and around a portion of the first winding.
The first and third windings only extend around the same half of the magnetic core.
At least one first turn of the second winding extends around the second half of the magnetic core.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in the development of efficient transformers. - It may find applications in power distribution systems. - It could be utilized in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines.

Problems Solved: - Improved efficiency in energy transfer. - Enhanced magnetic field control. - Better performance in electronic devices.

Benefits: - Increased energy efficiency. - Enhanced magnetic field manipulation capabilities. - Improved performance and reliability of electronic systems.

Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Magnetic Core Technology for Enhanced Energy Transfer This technology could revolutionize the power distribution industry by offering more efficient and reliable transformers for various applications. It could also have significant implications in the development of advanced electronic devices.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the design of the magnetic core in this device contribute to its efficiency? 2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in power distribution systems?

Original Abstract Submitted

a device includes a substrate; a magnetic core in the substrate, including a hole, and divided into a first half and a second half opposite to the first half; a first winding extending through the hole and around the magnetic core; a second winding extending through the hole and around the magnetic core; and a third winding extending through the hole, around the magnetic core, and around a portion of the first winding. the first and the third windings only extend around the same half of the magnetic core. at least one first turn of the second winding extends around the second half of the magnetic core.