Switchable inductance
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1. A switchable inductance that can be formed in an integrated circuit, comprising:
- a spiral interrupted between two first points connected to two terminals via two metallizations running one above the other, one of the two metallizations being deformable;
a hollowing between the two metallizations; and
a switching device capable of deforming the deformable metallization to separate or to put in contact said two metallizations.
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Abstract
A switchable inductance that can be formed in an integrated circuit, including a spiral interrupted between two first points connected to two terminals via two metallizations running one above the other, one of the two metallizations being deformable; a hollowing between the two metallizations; and a switching device capable of deforming the deformable metallization to separate or to put in contact said two metallizations.
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1. A switchable inductance that can be formed in an integrated circuit, comprising:
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a spiral interrupted between two first points connected to two terminals via two metallizations running one above the other, one of the two metallizations being deformable;
a hollowing between the two metallizations; and
a switching device capable of deforming the deformable metallization to separate or to put in contact said two metallizations. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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