Abstract: A magnetic component includes a core, a winding, a lead frame and a conductive material. The winding is disposed in the core. A winding end of the winding extends to an outer periphery of the core. The lead frame is disposed on the outer periphery of the core. At least one hole is formed on the lead frame and corresponds to the winding end. The conductive material is disposed in the at least one hole. The conductive material is in contact with the winding end.

Abstract: A coil structure comprises a coil and a conductive terminal part, wherein the coil is formed by a conductive wire comprising a metal wire and at least one insulating layer encapsulating the metal wire, wherein a first terminal part of the metal wire is exposed from the at least one insulating layer, wherein a first portion of the conductive terminal part encapsulates the first terminal part of the metal wire and a second portion of the conductive terminal part extends from said first portion as an electrode for electrically connecting to an external circuit.

Abstract: A structure of coils for a wireless charger comprises a plurality of coils, wherein the plurality of coils are stacked into a plurality of layers of coils with each layer comprising at least two coils, wherein at least two electronic devices are capable of being placed over the plurality of coils for charging the at least two electronic devices.

Abstract: A coating layer is formed on a coil made of an insulated conductive wire comprising a metal wire and an insulating layer encapsulating the metal layer, wherein the coating layer encapsulates at least one portion of the insulating layer of the insulated conductive wire so that a terminal part of the metal wire exposed from the insulating layer can be positioned firmly while going through an automatic soldering process for electrically connecting with an external circuit.

Abstract: At least one shielding layer made of conductive material is formed on a body of a magnetic device to prevent magnetic fields from leaking to the outside of the magnetic device so as to reduce EMI and the size of the magnetic device.

Abstract: A coupled inductor has two pillars that are aligned in a vertical direction, wherein a first coil and a second coil are respectively wound around one of the two pillars, respectively, wherein the bottom surface of winding turns of the first coil and the bottom surface of winding turns of the second coil are separated by a gap, wherein a magnetic material is disposed in the gap and a straight line that is enclosed by each of the first coil and the second coil passes through the two pillars.

Abstract: A coupled inductor has two pillars that are aligned in a vertical direction, wherein a first coil and a second coil are respectively wound around one of the two pillars, respectively, wherein the bottom surface of winding turns of the first coil and the bottom surface of winding turns of the second coil are separated by a gap, wherein a magnetic material is disposed in the gap and a straight line that is enclosed by each of the first coil and the second coil passes through the two pillars.

Abstract: A structure for forming a 3D-coil transponder, wherein each group of leads is encapsulated by a separated insulating molding body and a magnetic body disposed over the plurality of separated groups of leads, wherein each said insulating molding body does not extend across two or more groups of leads.

Abstract: A shielding layer that is made of conductive and magnetic material is used to encapsulate the bare metal wire of a coil of an inductor to shield the coil from the external magnetic field and make the resistance and the power loss of the inductor lower.

Abstract: At least one shielding layer made of conductive material is formed on a body of an inductor, wherein at least one portion of the top surface of the body is exposed from the shielding layer, so as to provide an exhaust channel for moisture inside the body to leak to the outside of the body, thereby preventing the residual moisture from deforming the inductor due to thermal expansion.

Abstract: A recess is formed on a bottom surface of a body of an inductor, wherein an electrode for connecting to a ground is disposed in the recess, and an electrode connecting with a coil of the inductor is disposed on a protruding portion adjacent to the recess.

Abstract: A shielding layer that is made of a conductive and magnetic material is used to encapsulate the bare metal wire of a coil of an inductor so as to shield the coil from external magnetic field and make the resistance and the power loss of the inductor lower.

Abstract: A structure of coils for a wireless charger comprises a plurality of coils, wherein the plurality of coils are stacked into a plurality of layers of coils with each layer comprising at least two coils, wherein at least two electronic devices are capable of being placed over the plurality of coils for charging the at least two electronic devices.

Abstract: A coating layer is formed on a coil made of an insulated conductive wire comprising a metal wire and an insulating layer encapsulating the metal layer, wherein the coating layer encapsulates at least one portion of the insulating layer of the insulated conductive wire so that a terminal part of the metal wire exposed from the insulating layer can be positioned firmly while going through an automatic soldering process for electrically connecting with an external circuit.

Abstract: An inductor array comprising a magnetic body and a plurality of coils disposed in the magnetic body, wherein the magnetic body comprises a unitary portion that is disposed over and across the plurality of coils and extended into a space between each two adjacent coils of the plurality of coils.

Abstract: At least one shielding layer made of conductive material is formed on a body of a magnetic device to prevent magnetic fields from leaking to the outside of the magnetic device so as to reduce EMI and the size of the magnetic device.

Abstract: A shielding layer that is made of a conductive and magnetic material is used to encapsulate the bare metal wire of a coil of an inductor so as to shield the coil from external magnetic field and make the resistance and the power loss of the inductor lower.

Abstract: A coupled inductor has two pillars that are aligned in a vertical direction, wherein a first coil and a second coil are respectively wound around one of the two pillars, respectively, wherein the bottom surface of winding turns of the first coil and the bottom surface of winding turns of the second coil are separated by a gap, wherein a magnetic material is disposed in the gap and a straight line that is enclosed by each of the first coil and the second coil passes through the two pillars.