Magnetically biased inductor or flyback transformer
First Claim
1. An inductor device or a flyback transformer having a device which opposes the saturating magnetic flux in their core, comprising;
- a) At least one E shaped soft ferromagnetic core, the two outer limbs only of the E being provided each with an air gap relative to an adjoining core component;
b) Two permanent magnets, installed one adjacent to each said air gap, oriented so to direct the flux between their magnet poles in a direction opposed to the flux direction generated in said cores by DC current when said inductor/flyback transformer is in use; and
c) A coil for generating a magnetic field, positioned around the central limb of said E-shaped ferromagnetic core, whereby when said coil is powered the major portion of generated flux transverses said air gaps and only a minor portion thereof flows through said magnets.
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Abstract
The invention relates to inductors or flyback transformers provided with a device that opposes the saturating flux in a core.
The device comprises at least one E-shaped ferromagnetic core, the two outer limbs only of the E being provided each with an air gap relative to an adjoining core component; and two permanent magnets, installed one adjacent to each said air gap, oriented so to direct the flux between the magnet poles in a direction opposed to the flux direction generated in said core by DC current when said core is in use; and a coil for generating an electric field, positioned around the central limb of said E-shaped ferrite core, whereby when said coil is powered the major portion of generated flux transverses the air gaps and only a minor portion thereof flows through the magnets.
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7 Claims
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1. An inductor device or a flyback transformer having a device which opposes the saturating magnetic flux in their core, comprising;
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a) At least one E shaped soft ferromagnetic core, the two outer limbs only of the E being provided each with an air gap relative to an adjoining core component;
b) Two permanent magnets, installed one adjacent to each said air gap, oriented so to direct the flux between their magnet poles in a direction opposed to the flux direction generated in said cores by DC current when said inductor/flyback transformer is in use; and
c) A coil for generating a magnetic field, positioned around the central limb of said E-shaped ferromagnetic core, whereby when said coil is powered the major portion of generated flux transverses said air gaps and only a minor portion thereof flows through said magnets. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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