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Method of making square toroid transformer for hybrid integrated circuit

  • US 4,847,986 A
  • Filed: 09/30/1988
  • Issued: 07/18/1989
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/02/1986
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A method of making and operating a hybrid integrated circuit transformer, comprising the steps of:

  • (a) providing first and second groups of parallel metal strip conductors on a non-conductive substrate, each strip conductor having an inner end and an outer end;

    (b) forming a layer of dielectric material on intermediate portions of each of the strip conductors between the inner outer ends thereof, the inner and outer ends extending beyond the layer of dielectric material;

    (c) adhesively attaching a unitary rectangular magnetic core coated with dilectric material and having first, second, third, and fourth arms, the first and third arms being parallel and the second and fourth arms being parallel, the first group of strip conductors being under the first arm and the second group of strip conductors being under the third arm;

    (d) forming a first group of bonding wire conductors looping over the first arm and each having first and second ends wire bonded to an outer end of a strip conductor of the first group and an inner end of an adjacent strip conductor of the first group, respectively, and also forming a second group of bondoing wire conductors looping over the third arm and each having first and second ends wire bonded to an outer end of a strip conductor of the second group and an inner end of an adjacent strip conductor of the second group, respectively; and

    (e) producing a voltage difference between adjacent loops of the first and second groups of up to approximately 1,500 volts, whereby electrical arcing between the adjacent loops is avoided without application of parylene insulative coating to the hybrid integrated circuit transformer.

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