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Increase of Q -Factor of RF Magnetic Thin Film Inductor by Introducing Slit-Patterned Magnetic Thin Film and Multiline-Conductor Spiral Coil

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5 Author(s)
Maruyama, T. ; Spin Device Technol. Center, Shinshu Univ., Nagano, Japan ; Obinata, Y. ; Sonehara, M. ; Ikeda, K.
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In order to increase Q -factor of radio-frequency (RF) magnetic thin film inductor integrated in chip-size-package RF-ICs, two schemes have been investigated experimentally. For suppressing the in-plane eddy current of the magnetic thin film, a slit-patterned structure was introduced, and it was found that the slit-patterned magnetic thin film is very effective for increasing Q-factor. On the other hand, for suppressing alternating current (ac) copper loss, a multiline-conductor spiral coil was introduced, and it was found that the multiline coil is effective for improving decrease of inductance at high frequencies. By introducing the two schemes, a maximum Q-factor of 18 at 1.5 GHz was obtained in a spiral inductor with a bottom slit-patterned CoFeSiO/SiO2 granular multilayer film and triple-line-conductor spiral coil.

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Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:47 ,  Issue: 10 )

Date of Publication: Oct. 2011

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