WO2008002303A1 - Resonant circuit tuning system using magnetic field coupled reactive elements - Google Patents
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- This invention relates generally to electronic tuning circuits, and more particularly to a tuning system using magnetic field coupled reactive elements.
- Magnetic fields are used in many electronic systems for a variety of purposes such as Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), metal detectors, magnetic imaging systems, remote sensing, communications, etc.
- EAS Electronic Article Surveillance
- RFID Radio Frequency Identification
- a magnetic coil may be used as either a transmitter or as a receiver.
- the coil is usually employed to project a magnetic field into a desired sensing region.
- the coil may be placed in a region to receive a signal or to detect the presence of a tag, metal object, etc.
- a highly efficient method for generating magnetic fields involves the use of a series resonant LCR circuit that presents a low impedance to the transmitter at the transmit frequency.
- One method for maximizing the current delivered from the transmitter is to use a LCR circuit with a high quality factor (Q). This may be accomplished by increasing the inductance of the antenna coil and by reducing the total series resistance of the circuit.
- a different type of tuned resonant circuit is typically used that employs a parallel placement of an inductor, a capacitor and resistance to form a parallel resonant LCR circuit.
- This type of circuit is used in applications that need high impedance of the coil at resonance, such as, for example, at the input of a receiver for an EAS system, an RFID tag or antenna, or in magnetic field sensing inputs.
- One method to achieve this high sensitivity is to increase the Q of the antenna to make the antenna more sensitive to the frequencies of interest for the application.
- the series LCR circuit it is desirable to have a high Q LCR circuit to take advantage of the higher performance.
- the resonant frequency (or tuning) of the LCR circuit varies from the ideal either due to design variation, variations in installation environment (e.g., door frames, floor, etc.) or due to dynamic changes in the operating environment.
- design tolerance variations in tuning may be caused by variations in the construction of the resonant capacitor(s) and variations in the construction of the antenna coil, which affect the inductance and resistance of the LCR circuit, thereby affecting tuning and performance.
- some types of antenna coils use permeable magnetic materials to concentrate or shape the magnetic field from a transmit antenna or to increase the sensitivity of receiver antenna to external magnetic fields. Many of these materials exhibit wide tolerances in magnetic permeability and material losses.
- these material properties vary with changes in the operating magnetic field flux density, operating temperature, mechanical stresses, etc. Some materials may also change over time during the life of the system. All these changes in material characteristics affect the inductance and the losses of the LCR circuit and affect tuning and performance.
- an antenna coil may be mounted near magnetically permeable or conductive materials that may alter the magnetic field around the antenna.
- the altering of the magnetic field can change both the inductance of the coil and the effective resistance of the LCR circuit, thereby affecting the tuning and performance of the LCR circuit.
- the magnetic field of the antenna may be dynamically altered by magnetically permeable or conductive materials moving near the antenna. As a result, this may cause the inductance or effective resistance of the antenna to dynamically change, thereby affecting the tuning and performance of the LCR circuit.
- several magnetically coupled antennas may be used by a system to dynamically change the orientation of magnetic field vectors generated by a transmit antenna or sensed by a receiver antenna within a sensing region.
- This dynamic variation is accomplished by changing the relative phase relationships of currents in the various antenna coils and may alter the inductance of the individual antennas due to the mutual inductance (or coupling coefficient) between the coils, As a result, the effective resonant frequency of a coil to dynamically changes with changes in the relative phases of currents in the magnetically coupled coils,
- the use of high Q antennas to achieve high performance of an antenna LCR circuit may be needed or desired.
- high Q antennas are prone to tuning problems. Therefore, adjusting of either the tuning or Q of an LCR circuit in response to changes in, for example, the operating environment may be needed or desired.
- certain interfering signals may be generated either by a system connected to the LCR circuit, or by external systems, and that may necessitate changes to the antenna tuning or reduction in the Q of the LCR circuit.
- the current induced in the single loop windings flows through conductors and switches with finite conductivity as well as the junction voltage of the switch. In many applications, the induced current may dramatically decrease the Q of the LCR circuit. Additionally, because the current flowing in the shorted turn flows in the opposite direction as the main inductor winding, the effective magnetic field is reduced and depending on the application, may degrade the performance of the antenna.
- a resonant circuit tuning system may include an LCR circuit and a reactive element magnetically coupled to the LCR circuit.
- an electronic article surveillance (EAS) system may include at least one of a transmitter and a receiver and at least one antenna connected to the transmitter or receiver.
- the EAS system may further include a tuning circuit configured to tune the at least one antenna.
- the tuning circuit may include at least one reactive element magnetically coupled to the antenna.
- a method for tuning an LCR circuit may include magnetically coupling a reactive element to an inductor of the LCR circuit and controlling a resonant frequency of the LCR circuit using the reactive element.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a reactive element.
- Figure 2 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a resistive and a capacitive element.
- Figure 3 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a resistive and an inductive element.
- Figure 4 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a plurality of reactive elements.
- Figure 5 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a reactive element and a plurality of taps.
- Figure 6 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a plurality of reactive elements and a plurality of magnetically coupled windings.
- Figure 7 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a reactive element magnetically coupled to the windings of an LCR circuit.
- Figure 8 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a variable inductive element.
- Figure 9 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a variable capacitive element.
- Figure 10 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a variable capacitive element and a variable resistive element.
- Figure 11 is a block diagram of a resonant circuit tuning system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention having a variable inductive element and a variable resistive element.
- Various embodiments of the invention provide a system and method for tuning an LCR circuit using one or more magnetically coupled reactive elements and/or resistive elements.
- the tuning system and method may be used in connection with any type of electronic system, for example, in electronic systems wherein a coil is used as either a transmitter or receiver.
- the tuning system and method also may be used in different types of applications, for example, Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), metal detectors, magnetic imaging systems, remote sensing, communications, etc.
- EAS Electronic Article Surveillance
- RFID Radio Frequency Identification
- metal detectors for example, magnetic imaging systems, remote sensing, communications, etc.
- the various embodiments may be implemented in other applications for use with different electronic devices as desired or needed.
- Figure 1 illustrates a resonant circuit tuning system 30 constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention and may include an LCR circuit 32 magnetically coupled to a reactive element 34 with a magnetically coupled winding 36.
- the LCR circuit 32 may be configured, for example, as a transmitting or receiving antenna, such as, an antenna for an EAS antenna pedestal.
- the magnetically coupled winding 36 may be any type of magnetically coupled element, for example, any type of magnetic field coupled element.
- the reactive element 34 may be any type of element providing reactance, for example, one or more capacitive elements and/or one or more inductive elements.
- the LCR circuit may be a parallel and/or series circuit, and in one embodiment, may include a first capacitive element 38 in series with a parallel combination of a second capacitive element 40 and an inductive element 42.
- the magnetically coupled winding 36 may include one or more turns that are magnetically coupled to the inductive element 42 of the LCR circuit 32 with the reactive element 34 connected to the magnetically coupled winding 36.
- a capacitive element, inductive element, resistive element or other element these elements may be provided, modified or replaced with an equivalent element.
- this may include one or more capacitors or elements providing capacitance.
- an inductive element this may include one or more inductors or elements providing inductance.
- resistors or elements providing resistance.
- the resonant circuit tuning system 30 also may include a controller 44 connected to the reactive element 34 via a switch 46.
- the controller 44 is configured to control the switch 46, and more particularly, to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) to reactively load the LCR circuit 32.
- the switching of the switch 46 by the controller 44 may be manual, for example, controlled by an operator or user, or may be automatic, for example, controlled by a system controller or program. It should be noted that the switch 46 may be any kind of switching element, for example, switching transistors.
- the resonant circuit tuning system 30 also may include and be connected to a communication device 48, for example, a transmitter or receiver.
- a communication device 48 for example, a transmitter or receiver.
- the switching of the reactive element 34 which may be referred to as a tuning reactance, to reactively load the LCR circuit 32, adjusts the tuning of the LCR circuit 32.
- the tuning of the communication device 48 connected to the LCR circuit 32 is also thereby adjusted.
- FIG. 2 illustrates a resonant circuit tuning system 50 constructed in accordance with another embodiment of the invention and may include an LCR circuit 52 magnetically coupled to a capacitive element 54 (C 2 ), for example, a loading capacitor via a magnetically coupled winding 56.
- the LCR circuit 52 may be configured in a series configuration having a capacitive element 58 (Cj), a resistive element 60 (Ri) and an inductive element 62 (Li).
- the inductive element 62 is may be referred to as a primary inductance and the capacitive element 58 may be referred to as a resonant capacitance.
- the magnetically coupled winding 56 may include an inductive element 64 (L 2 ) and a resistive element 66 (R 2 ).
- the inductive element 64 of the magnetically coupled winding 56 is coupled (e.g., magnetically coupled) to the inductive element 62 of the LCR circuit 52 with a coupling coefficient k.
- the LCR circuit 52 also may be connected to a voltage source 68 (V s ).
- V s voltage source
- Equation 1 a reduced form of Equation 1 results as follows:
- the resonant frequency of the coupled circuit occurs when the total reactance of Equation 2 is zero:
- the inductance of the inductive element 64 which in one embodiment is a tuning winding, is selected to have a value much lower than the inductance of the inductive element 62.
- the capacitive element 54 may be selected to have approximately the same magnitude as the capacitive element 58 and adjusted by a controller (not shown) for tuning purposes to be either greater than or less than the capacitive element 52, for example, as needed or desired for tuning purposes.
- the capacitive element 54 dominates both the resistance of the resistive element 66 and the inductive reactance of the inductive element 62 as follows: 1
- a resonant circuit tuning system 70 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 50 (shown in Figure 2), and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the capacitive element 54 may be replaced with an inductive element 72 (L 3 ).
- the impedance at the voltage source 68 is:
- the solution for the resonant frequency of a parallel LCR circuit can be estimated using, for example, circuit simulation software such as SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis), a product commercially available from many sources, or graphically solving for the impedance.
- circuit simulation software such as SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis), a product commercially available from many sources, or graphically solving for the impedance.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 80 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1), and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the reactive element 34 may be replaced with a plurality of reactive elements 84.
- the controller 44 is configured to control a plurality of switches 82, one corresponding to each of the reactive elements 82, and more particularly, to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) to reactively load the LCR circuit 32.
- the switching of the switches 82 by the controller 44 may be manual, for example, controlled by an operator or user, or may be automatic, for example, controlled by a system program.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 90 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1), and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the reactive element 34 may be connected to a plurality of taps. More particularly, the reactive element 34 may be connected to a plurality of taps 82 that provides tapping of the reactive element 34 to the magnetically coupled winding 36. The tapping allows, for example, for selection of a different number of turns or windings of the magnetically coupled winding 36 to be included in an active portion of the magnetically coupled winding 36. It should be noted that more than one tap 82 with a corresponding switching element may be provided to a single winding.
- the controller 44 connects the reactive element 34 to one or more taps 82 of the magnetically coupled winding 36. Each of the taps 82 provides a different coupling of the reactive element 34 to the LCR circuit 32.
- the controller 44 may adjust the tuning of the LCR circuit 32 by connecting the reactive element 34 to different taps 82 in the magnetically coupled winding 36.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 100 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1), and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- another reactive element 102 is provided, with the LCR circuit 32 magnetically coupled to the reactive element 102 with a magnetically coupled winding 104.
- the controller 44 is connected to the reactive element 104 via a switch 106.
- the controller 44 is configured to control the switch 46 and switch 106 to adjust tuning of the LCR circuit 32.
- the reactive elements 34 and 102 are magnetically coupled to the LCR circuit 32 with the magnetically coupled winding 36 and the magnetically coupled winding 104, respectively. It should be noted that additional reactive elements may be added to the resonant circuit tuning system 100 in a similar manner.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 110 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1) and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the resonant circuit tuning system 110 includes a plurality of taps 112 on the windings 114 of the inductive element 42 of the LCR circuit 32 and does not include the magnetically coupled winding 36.
- the reactive element 34 may be connected to the plurality of taps 112 that provide tapping of the reactive element 34 to the windings 114 of the inductive element 42. The tapping allows, for example, for selection of a different number of turns or windings 114 of the inductive element 42 to be included in an active portion of the resonant circuit tuning system 110.
- the controller 44 connects the reactive element 34 to one or more taps 112 of the inductive element 42.
- Each of the taps 112 provides a different coupling of the reactive element 34 to the LCR circuit 32.
- the controller 44 may adjust the tuning of the LCR circuit 32 by connecting the reactive element 34 to different taps 112 in the inductive element 42.
- the windings of, for example, an antenna may be used in this embodiment to magnetically couple the reactive element 34.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 120 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1) and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the reactive element is a variable inductive element, such as a variable inductor 122 and the controller 44 may be configured to control the operation of the switch 46 and to vary the inductance of the variable inductor 122.
- the controller 44 may be configured to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) of the variable inductor 122, as well as adjust the inductive value of the variable inductor 122 to provide variable adjustment to the tuning of the LCR circuit 32.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 130 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 30 (shown in Figure 1) and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- the reactive element is a variable capacitive element, such as a variable capacitor 132 also referred to as a varactor.
- the controller 44 may be configured to control the operation of the switch 46 and to vary the capacitance of the variable capacitor 132. For example, separate control lines providing separate control signals may be included. In operation, the controller 44 may be configured to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) of the variable capacitor, as well as adjust the capacitive value of the variable capacitor 132 to provide variable adjustment to the tuning of the LCR circuit 32.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 140 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 130 (shown in Figure 9) and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- a variable resistive element such as a variable resistor 142 is also provided.
- the controller 44 may be configured to control the operation of the switch 46 and to vary the capacitance of the variable capacitor 132 and the resistance of the variable resistor 142.
- separate control lines providing separate control signals may be included.
- the controller 44 may be configured to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) of the variable capacitor 132 and variable resistor 142, which may be provided in a parallel connection.
- the controller 44 also may be configured to adjust the capacitive value of the variable capacitor 132 and the resistive value of the variable resistor 142 to provide variable adjustment to the tuning of the LCR circuit 32. Specifically, the Q, the resonant frequency, or both of the LCR circuit 32 may be adjusted.
- a resonant circuit tuning system 150 is provided that is similar to the resonant circuit tuning system 120 (shown in Figure 8) and accordingly, like reference numerals identify like components.
- a variable resistive element such as a variable resistor 152 is also provided.
- the controller 44 may be configured to control the operation of the switch 46 and to vary the inductance of the variable inductor 122 and the resistance of the variable resistive element 152.
- separate control lines providing separate control signals may be included.
- the controller 44 may be configured to switch between an on state (connected state) and an off state (disconnected state) of the variable inductor 122 and variable resistor 152, which may be provided in a parallel connection.
- the controller 44 also may be configured to adjust the inductive value of the variable inductor 122 and the resistive value of the variable resistor 152 to provide variable adjustment to the tuning of the LCR circuit 32. Specifically, the Q, the resonant frequency, or both of the LCR circuit 32 may be adjusted.
- various embodiments of the invention provide a resonant circuit tuning system wherein one or more of a reactive element, inductive element and resistive element are magnetically coupled to an LCR circuit to provided tuning thereof.
- the coupled elements may be variable to provide variable adjustment of the Q, resonant frequency, or both of the LCR circuit.
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