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Type of Document Master's Thesis
Author Suryanarayanan, Jayanthi ,
Author's Email Address js_suri@hotmail.com
URN etd-01102003-125654
Title DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF TOROIDAL INDUCTORS FOR MIXED SIGNAL PACKAGING
Degree Master of Science
Graduate Program Electrical Engineering
Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title
Dr. Michael Steer Committee Chair
Dr. Doug Barlage Committee Member
Dr. Paul Franzon Committee Member
Keywords
  • mixed signal packaging
  • RFIC
  • inductor
  • integrated inductor
  • Q factor
  • self-resonant frequency
  • one port network
  • solenoid
  • spiral
  • calibration structures
  • fabrication
  • HFSS
  • SOLT calibration
  • electromagnetic simulator
  • toroid
Date of Defense 2002-12-02
Availability unrestricted
Abstract
The demand for efficient, lightweight consumer products created the need for miniaturization

of passive components especially inductors which are some of the bulkiest parts of an integrated system. The purpose of the work described here was to study toroidal inductor structures since they were compact and self-shielding. Toroidal

inductors were modeled using a commercial electromagnetic simulator. The results

show that these structures have good characteristics in terms of inductance, quality

factor and area. Three different structures are fabricated and experimentally characterized

using the HP Vector Network Analyzer. We also make several observations about the effect of the placement of each pair of top and bottom metal strips with respect to each other on the flux linkage and hence, the inductance and quality factor of the inductor.

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