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US 8,339,227 · App. 12/743,743 · Granted Dec 25, 2012

Inductance part and method for manufacturing the same

Assignee: Panasonic Corporation
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Patent No.
US 8,339,227
App. No.
12/743,743
Granted
Dec 25, 2012
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosed is an inductance part including a coiled conductor formed from a metal conductor, a magnetic body formed by pressure-molding a mixture of metal magnetic powder and bonding material in such a manner that the coiled conductor is embedded in the mixture, and a terminal derived from the coiled conductor. The coiled conductor is formed in a single layer with no insulating film on its surface. The metal magnetic powder of the magnetic body penetrates into the surface of the coiled conductor so as to make the filling factor of the metal magnetic powder in the magnetic body not less than 80% by volume.

Claims (43)

1. An inductance part comprising:

a coiled conductor formed from a metal conductor;

a magnetic body formed by pressure-molding a mixture of metal magnetic powder and bonding material in such a manner that the coiled conductor is embedded in the mixture; and

a terminal derived from the coiled conductor, wherein:

the coiled conductor is formed in a single layer with no insulating film on a surface thereof,

a part of the metal magnetic powder of the magnetic body is embedded into a surface of the coiled conductor, and

a filling factor of the metal magnetic powder in the magnetic body is not less than 80% by volume, and

the magnetic material powder is coated with an oxide film of a material constituting the magnetic material powder.

2. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the coiled conductor is made of a softer material than the metal magnetic powder.

3. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the magnetic body has a higher density in a vicinity of the coiled conductor than an average density of the magnetic body.

4. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the metal magnetic powder has an electrical insulating material interposed between particles thereof.

5. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the magnetic body is subjected to straightening annealing to remove internal strains of the metal magnetic powder.

6. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the magnetic body includes an upper surface portion above the coiled conductor, a lower surface portion below the coiled conductor, and an intermediate portion besides the coiled conductor, the upper surface portion and the lower surface portion having a higher density than the intermediate portion.

7. The electronic component of claim 6 , wherein

the intermediate portion of the magnetic body has a larger thickness than the upper surface portion and the lower surface portion.

8. An inductance part comprising:

a coiled conductor formed from a metal conductor;

a magnetic body formed by pressure-molding a mixture of metal magnetic powder and bonding material in such a manner that the coiled conductor is embedded in the mixture; and

a terminal derived from the coiled conductor, wherein:

the coiled conductor is formed in a single layer with no insulating film on a surface thereof,

a part of the metal magnetic powder of the magnetic body is embedded into a surface of the coiled conductor,

a filling factor of the metal magnetic powder in the magnetic body is not less than 80% by volume,

the coiled conductor includes bias portions at both ends thereof connected to the terminals, the bias portions each including an upward-bent part bent upward and a laterally-bent part bent laterally,

the coiled conductor has a center thereof located at a substantial center of an upper surface and a lower surface of the magnetic body, and

the terminals are biased toward a top of side surfaces of the magnetic body and derived from the coiled conductor.

9. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein

the coiled conductor includes a projection at an edge of one of an upper surface and a lower surface thereof, the projection extending in a direction perpendicular to one of the upper surface and the lower surface thereof.

10. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein the magnetic body has a non-uniform density.

11. An inductance part comprising:

a coiled conductor formed from a metal conductor;

a magnetic body formed by pressure-molding a mixture of metal magnetic powder, an electrical insulating material and bonding material in such a manner that the coiled conductor is embedded in the mixture; and

a terminal derived from the coiled conductor, wherein:

the coiled conductor is formed in a single layer with no insulating film on a surface thereof,

a part of the metal magnetic powder of the magnetic body is embedded into a surface of the coiled conductor,

a filling factor of the metal magnetic powder in the magnetic body is not less than 80% by volume,

the electrical insulating material is interposed between the particles of metal magnetic powder, and

the electrical insulating material includes at least one of talc, boron nitride, zinc oxide, titanium oxide, aluminum oxide, iron oxide, and barium nitrate.

12. The inductance part of claim 1 , wherein the oxide film has a thickness of 10 to 500 nm.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 26, 2010
From: SHIMOMURA, SATORU; TAKAGI, KIYOSHI; OONISHI, KAZUAKI
To: PANASONIC CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 025197/0544 →
Priority Claims (4)
JP 2007-320369 · Dec 12, 2007 · national
JP 2008-005344 · Jan 15, 2008 · national
JP 2008-008862 · Jan 18, 2008 · national
JP 2008-027455 · Feb 7, 2008 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20100253463A1 · Oct 7, 2010