EP4160630A1 - Printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device.
- a rotary electric machine for automotive drive is controlled by an electronic power converter, which generally has an AC side connected to the terminals of the stator winding of the rotary electric machine and a DC side connected to the power storage system.
- the electronic power converter In order to comply with electromagnetic pollution regulations and in order to avoid electromagnetic interferences with other elements present on board the vehicle, the electronic power converter has to be provided with passive filters (often low-pass filters) to stop the propagation of "electromagnetic noise".
- passive filters often low-pass filters
- the creation of these filters involves the use of inductor devices.
- the electric currents affecting the electronic power converter controlling the rotary electric machine for automotive drive can reach relatively high intensities (in the range of several dozens of amperes and up to one hundred amperes) and, hence, finding available inductor devices that are already ready and capable of bearing these electric currents becomes difficult, if not impossible.
- those inductor devices capable of bearing said electric currents are large-sized and require, in order to be connected to the rest of the circuit, connectors that significantly increase the weight and the overall dimensions of the electronic power converter.
- Patent applications CN202178142U , DE102016210746A1 , EP1071103A1 , JPH03133109A and US2010253459A1 disclose a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device.
- the object of the invention is to provide a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device, which has a small weight, is small-sized and, at the same time, is easy and economic to be manufactured.
- number 1 indicates, as a whole, a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device 2.
- the printed circuit board 1 is used to manufacture an electronic power converter for a rotary electric machine for automotive drive.
- the printed circuit board 1 comprises (at least) an insulating plate 3 provided with a plurality of conductive tracks 4 (shown in figure 4 ) defining respective electrical conductors. Furthermore, the insulating plate 3 has a series of through holes 5 (shown in figure 5 ) with a rectangular shape, which are arranged in the area of respective conductive tracks 4; a conductive track 4 preferably surrounds a respective through holes 5 on all sides, if necessary widening around the through hole 5.
- the inductor device 2 is supported by the insulating plate 3 and is electrically connected to the conductive tracks 4 in the area of the through holes 5.
- the inductor device 2 comprises a toroidal magnetic core 6, which has a central symmetry axis 7 arranged perpendicularly to the insulating plate 3, and (at least) a coil 8 arranged around the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the inductor device 2 comprises a plurality of conductive rigid bars 9, which are "U"-shaped and each have two straight legs 10 connected to one another by a circular cusp 11; namely, each conductive bar 9 is shaped like a "U-bolt", since it has the shape of an upside-down "U” (with the two straight legs 10 facing the insulating plate 3).
- Each conductive bar 9 is arranged astride the toroidal magnetic core 6 so that a leg 10 is arranged on the outside of the toroidal magnetic core 6 and the other leg 10 is arranged on the inside of the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the end of each leg 10 of a conductive bar 9 is inserted in a respective through hole 5 (namely, engages a respective through hole 5) and is welded to the conductive track 4 surrounding the corresponding through hole 5.
- each turn of the coil 8 surrounding the toroidal magnetic core 6 for 360° consists, for the main part, of a "U"-shaped conductive bar 9 and consists, for the remaining part, of a piece of conductive track 4, which "closes" the ring.
- the inductor device 2 comprises a support body 12, which is made of an electrically insulating material (namely, of a typically moulded plastic material) and houses the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the support body 12 preferably engages, without a significant clearance, a central hole of the toroidal magnetic core 6 so that it cannot make any relative movement relative to the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the support body 12 has a plurality of seats 13 and 14, which are "U"-shaped and engage respective legs 10 of the conductive bars 9, namely which house, on the inside, the legs 10 of the conductive bars 9 closing the legs 10 on three sides.
- the support body 12 has a plurality of outer seats 13, which engage respective legs 10 arranged on the outside of the toroidal magnetic core 6, and a plurality of inner seats 14, which engage respective legs 10 arranged on the inside of the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the support body 12 comprises two circular end plates 15, which are arranged at the two opposite ends of the support body 12, and an intermediate tubular element 16, which is oriented perpendicularly to the two circular plates (15) and connects the two circular plates 15 to one another.
- the two circular plates 15 of the support body 12 rest against two opposite base surfaces of the toroidal magnetic core 6, whereas the intermediate tubular element 16 is arranged inside the central hole of the toroidal magnetic core 6, namely engages (substantially without a significant clearance) the central hole of the toroidal magnetic core 6.
- the outer seats 13 are obtained in the two circular end plates 15 and are preferably manufactured as radial extensions of the two circular end plates 15.
- the support body 12 comprises a filling element 17, which is inserted inside the intermediate tubular element 16 (namely, is inserted at the centre of the toroidal magnetic core 6) and fills the entire empty space left free by the legs 10 of the conductive bars 9.
- the inner seats 14 are partly obtained in the intermediate tubular element 16 and partly obtained in the filling element 17 (as shown in the accompanying figures); alternatively, the inner seats 14 are obtained in the sole intermediate tubular element 16 or in the sole filling element 17.
- the support body 12 comprises two halves, which can be separated longitudinally, namely along a direction parallel to the central symmetry axis 7 of the toroidal magnetic core 6, and are connected to one another through mechanical interlocking. In this way, the support body 12 is built by locking the two halves to one another with the magnetic core 6 in between; in particular, the joining of the two halves of the support body 12 takes place in the area of the intermediate tubular element 16.
- the support body 12 is directly and exclusively carried by the conductive bars 9 and is arranged at a distance other than zero from the insulating plate 3. Namely, the support body 12 is suspended from the conductive bars 9, which are engaged by the seats 13 and 14 of the support body 12.
- one single insulating plate 3 is provided; when the intensity of the electric current flowing through the conductive tracks 4 of the insulating plate 3 exceeds given values, instead of further thickening the insulating plate 3 (and, hence, the conductive tracks 4 obtained in the insulating plate 3), a plurality of insulating plates 3 on top of one another are preferably used, said plurality of insulating plates 3 being identical to one another and electrically connected to one another in parallel (there can be up to ten-twelve insulating plates 3 on top of one another).
- each leg 10 of a conductive bar 9 is arranged through a plurality of through holes 5, which are aligned with and overlap one another and are obtained through said plurality of insulating plates 3.
- FIG. 5 there can be a plurality of metal tubes 18, each arranged through a through hole 5 of the insulating plate 3, provided with a collar resting against a conductive track 4 of the insulating plate 3 and crossed by a leg 10 of a conductive bar 9.
- the function of the metal tubes 18 is that of increasing the contact surface between a leg 5 and the corresponding conductive track 4 to which the leg 5 is welded, so as to reduce electrical contact resistance.
- the conductive tracks 4 of the insulating plate 3 connect the legs 10 of the conductive bars 9 so as to create two coils 8, which are independent of one another and each affect half the conductive bars 9, so that inductor device 2 is a common mode inductor.
- the conductive tracks 4 of the insulating plate 3 connect the legs 10 of the conductive bars 9 so as to create one single coil 8 affecting all conductive bars 9.
- the printed circuit board 1 described above has numerous advantages.
- the inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above is small-sized and has a small weight.
- the inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above is easy and economic to be manufactured, since it only consists of a limited number of pieces, which can singularly be produced easily and are simple to be assembled together (even in an automatic manner), substantially constituting an interlocking system.
- the inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above supports very intense electric currents, as the electrical conductors substantially consist of rigid bars (which can easily be manufactured, even with a large cross section), which are bent so as to be "U"-shaped.
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Description
- This Patent Application claims priority from
Italian Patent Application No. 102021000024580 filed on September 24, 2021 - The invention relates to a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device.
- A rotary electric machine for automotive drive is controlled by an electronic power converter, which generally has an AC side connected to the terminals of the stator winding of the rotary electric machine and a DC side connected to the power storage system.
- In order to comply with electromagnetic pollution regulations and in order to avoid electromagnetic interferences with other elements present on board the vehicle, the electronic power converter has to be provided with passive filters (often low-pass filters) to stop the propagation of "electromagnetic noise". The creation of these filters involves the use of inductor devices.
- However, the electric currents affecting the electronic power converter controlling the rotary electric machine for automotive drive can reach relatively high intensities (in the range of several dozens of amperes and up to one hundred amperes) and, hence, finding available inductor devices that are already ready and capable of bearing these electric currents becomes difficult, if not impossible. Furthermore, those inductor devices capable of bearing said electric currents are large-sized and require, in order to be connected to the rest of the circuit, connectors that significantly increase the weight and the overall dimensions of the electronic power converter.
- Patent applications
CN202178142U ,DE102016210746A1 ,EP1071103A1 ,JPH03133109A US2010253459A1 disclose a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device. - The object of the invention is to provide a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device, which has a small weight, is small-sized and, at the same time, is easy and economic to be manufactured.
- According to the invention, there is provided a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device according to the appended claims.
- The appended claims describe preferred embodiments of the invention and form an integral part of the description.
- The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, showing a non-limiting embodiment thereof, wherein:
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figure 1 is an upper perspective rear view of a printed circuit board provided with an integrated inductor device according to the invention; -
figure 2 is a perspective view of the inductor device offigure 1 ; -
figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the inductor device offigure 1 ; -
figure 4 is a lower view of an insulating plate of the printed circuit board offigure 1 ; and -
figure 5 is a schematic sectional view of a detail of the printed circuit board offigure 1 . - In
figure 1 , number 1 indicates, as a whole, a printed circuit board provided with an integratedinductor device 2. The printed circuit board 1 is used to manufacture an electronic power converter for a rotary electric machine for automotive drive. - The printed circuit board 1 comprises (at least) an
insulating plate 3 provided with a plurality of conductive tracks 4 (shown infigure 4 ) defining respective electrical conductors. Furthermore, theinsulating plate 3 has a series of through holes 5 (shown infigure 5 ) with a rectangular shape, which are arranged in the area of respectiveconductive tracks 4; aconductive track 4 preferably surrounds a respective throughholes 5 on all sides, if necessary widening around the throughhole 5. - As shown in
figures 2 and3 , theinductor device 2 is supported by theinsulating plate 3 and is electrically connected to theconductive tracks 4 in the area of thethrough holes 5. Theinductor device 2 comprises a toroidalmagnetic core 6, which has acentral symmetry axis 7 arranged perpendicularly to theinsulating plate 3, and (at least) acoil 8 arranged around the toroidalmagnetic core 6. - The
inductor device 2 comprises a plurality of conductiverigid bars 9, which are "U"-shaped and each have twostraight legs 10 connected to one another by acircular cusp 11; namely, eachconductive bar 9 is shaped like a "U-bolt", since it has the shape of an upside-down "U" (with the twostraight legs 10 facing the insulating plate 3). Eachconductive bar 9 is arranged astride the toroidalmagnetic core 6 so that aleg 10 is arranged on the outside of the toroidalmagnetic core 6 and theother leg 10 is arranged on the inside of the toroidalmagnetic core 6. The end of eachleg 10 of aconductive bar 9 is inserted in a respective through hole 5 (namely, engages a respective through hole 5) and is welded to theconductive track 4 surrounding the corresponding throughhole 5. - The
conductive tracks 4, which connect thelegs 10 of theconductive bars 9, create an electrical circuit, which is part of theinductor device 2 and closes theconductive bars 9 around the toroidalmagnetic core 6 so as to define respective turns of thecoil 8. Namely, each turn of thecoil 8 surrounding the toroidalmagnetic core 6 for 360° consists, for the main part, of a "U"-shapedconductive bar 9 and consists, for the remaining part, of a piece ofconductive track 4, which "closes" the ring. - The
inductor device 2 comprises asupport body 12, which is made of an electrically insulating material (namely, of a typically moulded plastic material) and houses the toroidalmagnetic core 6. Thesupport body 12 preferably engages, without a significant clearance, a central hole of the toroidalmagnetic core 6 so that it cannot make any relative movement relative to the toroidalmagnetic core 6. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support body 12 has a plurality ofseats respective legs 10 of theconductive bars 9, namely which house, on the inside, thelegs 10 of theconductive bars 9 closing thelegs 10 on three sides. In particular, thesupport body 12 has a plurality ofouter seats 13, which engagerespective legs 10 arranged on the outside of the toroidalmagnetic core 6, and a plurality ofinner seats 14, which engagerespective legs 10 arranged on the inside of the toroidalmagnetic core 6. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support body 12 comprises twocircular end plates 15, which are arranged at the two opposite ends of thesupport body 12, and an intermediatetubular element 16, which is oriented perpendicularly to the two circular plates (15) and connects the twocircular plates 15 to one another. The twocircular plates 15 of thesupport body 12 rest against two opposite base surfaces of the toroidalmagnetic core 6, whereas the intermediatetubular element 16 is arranged inside the central hole of the toroidalmagnetic core 6, namely engages (substantially without a significant clearance) the central hole of the toroidalmagnetic core 6.
Theouter seats 13 are obtained in the twocircular end plates 15 and are preferably manufactured as radial extensions of the twocircular end plates 15. - According to a preferred embodiment shown in the accompanying figures, the
support body 12 comprises afilling element 17, which is inserted inside the intermediate tubular element 16 (namely, is inserted at the centre of the toroidal magnetic core 6) and fills the entire empty space left free by thelegs 10 of theconductive bars 9. Theinner seats 14 are partly obtained in the intermediatetubular element 16 and partly obtained in the filling element 17 (as shown in the accompanying figures); alternatively, theinner seats 14 are obtained in the sole intermediatetubular element 16 or in thesole filling element 17. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support body 12 comprises two halves, which can be separated longitudinally, namely along a direction parallel to thecentral symmetry axis 7 of the toroidalmagnetic core 6, and are connected to one another through mechanical interlocking. In this way, thesupport body 12 is built by locking the two halves to one another with themagnetic core 6 in between; in particular, the joining of the two halves of thesupport body 12 takes place in the area of the intermediatetubular element 16. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support body 12 is directly and exclusively carried by theconductive bars 9 and is arranged at a distance other than zero from theinsulating plate 3. Namely, thesupport body 12 is suspended from theconductive bars 9, which are engaged by theseats support body 12. - In the embodiment shown in the accompanying figures, one single
insulating plate 3 is provided; when the intensity of the electric current flowing through theconductive tracks 4 of theinsulating plate 3 exceeds given values, instead of further thickening the insulating plate 3 (and, hence, theconductive tracks 4 obtained in the insulating plate 3), a plurality ofinsulating plates 3 on top of one another are preferably used, said plurality ofinsulating plates 3 being identical to one another and electrically connected to one another in parallel (there can be up to ten-twelveinsulating plates 3 on top of one another). When there is a plurality ofinsulating plates 3 on top of one another, eachleg 10 of aconductive bar 9 is arranged through a plurality of throughholes 5, which are aligned with and overlap one another and are obtained through said plurality ofinsulating plates 3. - According to a possible embodiment shown in
figure 5 , there can be a plurality ofmetal tubes 18, each arranged through athrough hole 5 of theinsulating plate 3, provided with a collar resting against aconductive track 4 of theinsulating plate 3 and crossed by aleg 10 of aconductive bar 9. The function of themetal tubes 18 is that of increasing the contact surface between aleg 5 and the correspondingconductive track 4 to which theleg 5 is welded, so as to reduce electrical contact resistance. - According to the embodiment shown in the accompanying figures, the
conductive tracks 4 of theinsulating plate 3 connect thelegs 10 of theconductive bars 9 so as to create twocoils 8, which are independent of one another and each affect half theconductive bars 9, so thatinductor device 2 is a common mode inductor. According to a different embodiment which is not shown herein, theconductive tracks 4 of theinsulating plate 3 connect thelegs 10 of theconductive bars 9 so as to create onesingle coil 8 affecting allconductive bars 9. - The embodiments described herein can be combined with one another, without for this reason going beyond the scope of protection of the invention.
- The printed circuit board 1 described above has numerous advantages.
- First of all, the
inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above is small-sized and has a small weight. - Furthermore, the
inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above is easy and economic to be manufactured, since it only consists of a limited number of pieces, which can singularly be produced easily and are simple to be assembled together (even in an automatic manner), substantially constituting an interlocking system. - Finally, the
inductor device 2 integrated in the printed circuit board 1 described above supports very intense electric currents, as the electrical conductors substantially consist of rigid bars (which can easily be manufactured, even with a large cross section), which are bent so as to be "U"-shaped. -
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- inductor device
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- insulating plate
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- conductive tracks
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- toroidal magnetic core
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Claims (15)
- A printed circuit board (1) comprising:at least one insulating plate (3) provided with a plurality of conductive tracks (4) defining respective electrical conductors; andan inductor device (2), which is supported by the insulating plate (3), is electrically connected to the conductive tracks (4) and comprises a toroidal magnetic core (6) and at least one coil (8) arranged around the toroidal magnetic core (6);the printed circuit board (1) is characterized in that:the inductor device (2) comprises a plurality of conductive rigid bars (9), which are "U"-shaped and each have two straight legs (10) connected to one another by a cusp (11);each conductive bar (9) is arranged astride the toroidal magnetic core (6) so that a leg (10) is arranged on the outside of the toroidal magnetic core (6) and the other leg (10) is arranged on the inside of the toroidal magnetic core (6) ;the insulating plate (3) has a plurality of through holes (5), each engaged by an end of a corresponding leg (10) of a conductive bar (9); andthe conductive tracks (4) of the insulating plate (3) connect the legs (10) of the conductive bars (9) so as to create an electrical circuit, which closes the conductive bars (9) around the toroidal magnetic core (6) so as to define respective turns of the coil (8).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 1, wherein the inductor device (2) comprises a support body (12), which is made of an electrically insulating material and houses the toroidal magnetic core (6).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 2, wherein the support body (12) engages a central hole of the toroidal magnetic core (6).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the support body (12) has a plurality of seats (13, 14), which are "U"-shaped and engage respective legs (10) of the conductive bars (9).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the support body (12) has a plurality of outer seats (13), which are "U"-shaped and engage respective legs (10) arranged on the outside of the toroidal magnetic core (6), and a plurality of inner seats (14), which are "U"-shaped and engage respective legs (10) arranged on the inside of the toroidal magnetic core (6).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 5, wherein the support body (12) comprises:two circular end plates (15), which are arranged at the two opposite ends of the support body (12); andan intermediate tubular element (16), which is oriented perpendicularly to the two circular plates (15) and connects the two circular plates (15) to one another.
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 6, wherein:the two circular plates (15) of the support body (12) rest against two opposite base surfaces of the toroidal magnetic core (6); andthe intermediate tubular element (16) is arranged inside the central hole of the toroidal magnetic core (6).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the outer seats (13) are obtained in the two circular end plates (15).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 8, wherein the outer seats (13) are manufactured as radial extensions of the two circular end plates (15).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to one of the claims from 2 to 9, wherein the support body (12) is fixed to the conductive bars (9) so as to be arranged at a distance other than zero from the insulating plate (3).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to one of the claims from 2 to 10, wherein the support body (12) comprises two halves, which can be separated longitudinally, namely along a direction parallel to a central symmetry axis (7) of the toroidal magnetic core (6), and are connected to one another through mechanical interlocking.
- The printed circuit board (1) according to one of the claims from 2 to 11, wherein the support body (12) comprises a filling element (17), which is inserted at the centre of the toroidal magnetic core (6) and fills the entire empty space left free by the legs (10) of the conductive bars (9).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to one of the claims from 1 to 12 and comprising a plurality of insulating plates (3) on top of one another, which are identical to one another and are electrically connected to one another in parallel.
- The printed circuit board (1) according to claim 13, wherein each leg (10) of a conductive bar (9) is arranged through a plurality of through holes (5), which are aligned with and overlap one another and are obtained through said plurality of insulating plates (3).
- The printed circuit board (1) according to one of the claims from 1 to 14 and comprising a plurality of metal tubes (18), each arranged through a through hole (5) of the insulating plate (3), provided with a collar resting against a conductive track (4) of the insulating plate (3) and crossed by a leg (10) of a conductive bar (9).
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