WO2006040869A1 - フィルタ回路、及びそれを搭載する差動伝送システムと電源装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a differential transmission system that performs communication between electronic devices using a differential transmission method, and a power supply device that converts power supplied from an external power source such as a commercial AC power source, and particularly to them.
- the present invention relates to a filter circuit to be mounted.
- a high-speed serial transmission employs a differential transmission system.
- the differential transmission method is a method of transmitting a series of serial data with two signals (differential signal or normal mode signal) having opposite phases to each other.
- the transmission paths for the differential signals run in parallel.
- the receiver (differential receiver) reads the differential force serial data between the two differential signals.
- the differential transmission method requires only half the amplitude of the signal compared to a method in which serial data is transmitted as a single signal (single-ended transmission method). Therefore, the rising edge and falling edge of the signal are generally fast. That is, the slew rate is low.
- the differential transmission method is advantageous for further high-speed signal transmission.
- the differential transmission method is further advantageous in reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI). For example, since two differential signal transmission paths (differential transmission paths) run side by side, electromagnetic waves radiated from each differential transmission path to the periphery cancel each other. Therefore, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation is extremely weak in the differential transmission method. vice versa When electromagnetic waves are radiated to the differential transmission path from surrounding electronic devices, noise in the same phase (common mode noise) is generated in the two differential transmission paths. However, the common mode noise on each differential transmission path cancels out with the difference between the two differential signals. Thus, the differential transmission method is resistant to common mode noise caused by unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from external force.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- the differential transmission method is commonly used in various in-vehicle LANs such as CAN.
- key components such as engines and various electronic control units (ECUs) (for example, motors that rotate door mirrors) add noise to the in-vehicle LAN.
- ECUs electronice control units
- the in-vehicle LAN receives various electromagnetic radiation from outside the automobile. Therefore, the advantage of the differential transmission system, which makes it difficult to generate noise and is resistant to noise, is essential for in-vehicle lan.
- a transmission / reception device that uses a differential transmission system is generally equipped with a filter circuit that more reliably suppresses the adverse effects of common mode noise.
- the filter circuit includes a common mode choke to keep the common mode noise level below the upper limit of the differential receiver input range. This prevents malfunction and destruction of the differential receiver.
- a circuit including a common mode choke and a normal mode choke connected to the subsequent stage is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). .
- This filter circuit is mounted on a device that heats cells B in a living body at a high frequency.
- Cell B in the living body is placed between two electrodes Tl and ⁇ 2.
- the high-frequency generator ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ changes each voltage of the electrodes Tl and ⁇ 2 at a high frequency.
- the common mode choke 110 shows high impedance and the normal mode choke 120 shows low impedance with respect to the in-phase component (that is, common mode noise) of the voltage fluctuation of each electrode Tl, ⁇ 2.
- the current (common mode current) flowing through the inductors Ll and L2 in the same phase can be suppressed.
- most of the suppressed common mode current passes through the normal mode choke 120 at the subsequent stage.
- no common mode current flows between the two electrodes Tl, ⁇ 2 and the cell ⁇ in the living body. In other words, current leakage from the cell wall to the electrodes other than the electrodes Tl and 2 is prevented.
- the conventional filter circuit includes, for example, a termination element as shown in FIG. , Including a common mode choke and a resistance element (for example, patent literature)
- the termination element 210 is two equivalent resistance elements connected in series between the terminations of the two differential transmission lines 200, and the connection point between them is grounded.
- the resistance element 230 is connected between the output terminals of the common mode choke 220.
- the common mode impedance of the termination element 210 matches the common mode impedance of the differential transmission line 200.
- the impedance of the common mode choke 220 is extremely low with respect to the differential signal propagating through the differential transmission path 200, the combination of the differential impedance of the termination element 210 and the impedance of the resistance element 230 is differential. It is adjusted to match the differential impedance of transmission line 200.
- the common mode current transmitted through the differential transmission path 200 flows separately into the termination element 210 and the common mode choke 220. Accordingly, since the common mode current flowing through the common mode choke 220 is reduced, the core of the common mode choke 220 is less likely to cause magnetic saturation and no overcurrent flows in the subsequent circuit. Thus, this filter circuit maintains high reliability.
- EMI countermeasures are also important for power supply devices that convert AC power supplied from outside, not only by a communication system using a differential transmission system (differential transmission system), into appropriate power.
- the power supply device is connected to an external AC power source such as a commercial AC power source, and preferably converts the AC voltage into a DC voltage using a switching power source.
- an external AC power source such as a commercial AC power source
- the power factor of power supplied from an external AC power source will be improved.
- EMI countermeasures are indispensable when the power supply is used for power line communication (PLC).
- the above filter circuit is effective in reducing EMI.
- the filter circuit stabilizes the power sent to the subsequent stage by blocking the common mode noise generated in the external power line from the power supply.
- the filter circuit further cuts off the external power supply line power, for example, common mode noise caused by switching in the power supply device or common mode noise transmitted from the subsequent circuit. As a result, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation caused by the power supply device is suppressed.
- Patent Document 1 JP 59-207148 A
- Patent Document 2 JP 2002-261842 A
- the termination element 210 suppresses reflection by the common mode choke 220 with respect to common mode noise, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the filter circuit is weak. Furthermore, since the common mode current flows separately into the termination element 210 and the common mode choke 220, the core of the common mode choke 220 is unlikely to cause magnetic saturation. On the other hand, the combined impedance of the termination element 210 and the resistance element 230 matches the differential impedance of the differential transmission line 200 for the differential signal. Therefore, the differential signal output from the filter circuit has little distortion and attenuation.
- the differential impedance of the termination element 210 is determined by its common mode impedance (that is, the resistance value of each resistance element), and the difference between the two is small (the differential impedance is the common mode impedance). 4 times the impedance). Therefore, it is difficult to further increase the differential impedance of the termination element 210 under the condition of “matching the common mode impedance between the termination element 210 and the differential transmission path”. Therefore, if the reflection of the common mode noise by the common mode choke 220 is sufficiently suppressed, it is difficult to further suppress the distortion and attenuation of the differential signal by the termination element 210 and the resistance element 230.
- the resistance element 230 in order to suppress the distortion and attenuation of the differential signal caused by the common mode choke 220, the resistance element 230 must be installed at the subsequent stage of the common mode choke 220. In that case, the path length between the termination element 210 and the resistance element 230 must be increased to some extent. Therefore, when the frequency of the differential signal is further increased and its wavelength is shortened to a level that cannot be ignored with respect to the path length between the termination element 210 and the resistance element 230, the combination of the termination element 210 and the resistance element 230 is performed. It is difficult to match the impedance to the differential impedance of the differential transmission line with high accuracy. Thus, it is difficult to further suppress the distortion and attenuation of the differential signal in a higher frequency band.
- the present invention separates the differential signal from the common mode signal without causing excessive distortion or attenuation to the differential signal and reflecting the common mode signal in a sufficiently wide frequency band, and Another object of the present invention is to provide a filter circuit that reliably avoids magnetic saturation of the core of the common mode choke due to the common mode current.
- a filter circuit according to the present invention comprises:
- a first inductor connected between the first input terminal and the first output terminal, and magnetically coupled to the first inductor and between the second input terminal and the second output terminal
- a second inductor connected with the same polarity as the first inductor
- a third inductor connected between the first input terminal and the third output terminal, and magnetically coupled to the third inductor and between the second input terminal and the fourth output terminal.
- a fourth inductor connected in the opposite polarity to the third inductor,
- the first to fourth inductors are preferably multilayer inductors or thin film inductors.
- the common mode choke and the normal mode choke are integrated on the same chip, so this filter circuit is extremely small! /.
- each of the common mode choke and the normal mode choke may include one core and two coils wound around the core.
- the two coils are wound on the core in such a direction that the magnetic fluxes generated by the common mode currents cancel each other. That is, one of the two coils is wound in the opposite direction to the bifilar winding or cancel winding.
- two coils may be wound by bifilar winding or cancel winding, as in a common mode choke.
- the polarity of the connection to the input terminal Z output terminal of the filter circuit may be reversed between the third and fourth inductors.
- the impedance of the common mode choke is sufficiently low for a differential signal that is sufficiently high for a common mode signal.
- the impedance of a normal mode choke is high enough for differential signals that are low enough for common mode signals.
- the difference in impedance between them is sufficiently large.
- the normal mode choke is installed in front of the common mode choke, that is, connected to the first and second input terminals closer to the common mode choke. Therefore, of the signals received through the first and second input terminals, substantially only the normal mode component is present. It passes through the common mode choke and only the common mode component passes through the normal mode choke. Thus, common mode noise received through the first and second input terminals is blocked from the first and second output terminals.
- the filter circuit according to the present invention further includes first and second impedance elements.
- the first impedance element is connected either between the third inductor and the third output terminal, or between the first input terminal and the third inductor, or both.
- the second impedance element is connected between the fourth inductor and the fourth output terminal, or between the second input terminal and the fourth inductor, or both.
- the first and second impedance elements further improve the impedance matching accuracy for the common mode signal while maintaining the impedance matching for the differential signal with high accuracy between the differential transmission path and the filter circuit. As a result, reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke is further suppressed, and unnecessary electromagnetic radiation to the surroundings is further effectively suppressed.
- the above filter circuit according to the present invention is preferably
- a fifth inductor connected between the first output terminal and the fifth output terminal, and magnetically coupled to the fifth inductor, between the second output terminal and the sixth output terminal.
- a sixth inductor connected in the opposite polarity to the fifth inductor,
- a second normal mode choke including:
- the fifth and sixth inductors are preferably multilayer inductors or thin film inductors.
- the second normal mode choke may include one core and two coils wound around the core. In that case, it is preferable that the two coils are wound in the opposite direction to the bifilar winding or cancel winding. What is it Separately, similarly to the normal mode choke described above, two coils may be wound by bifilar winding or cancellation winding. In that case, the polarity of the connection to the output terminal of the filter circuit may be reversed between the fifth and sixth inductors.
- the impedance of the second normal mode choke is sufficiently low for the common mode signal. Therefore, the common mode noise received through the first and second output terminals is sent to the fifth and sixth output terminals through the second normal mode choke and is not transmitted to the common mode choke. That is, common mode noise received through the first and second output terminals is also blocked from the input terminal forces of the first and second terminals. Furthermore, the reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke is weak. As a result, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation to the periphery is suppressed.
- the above filter circuit according to the present invention is highly effective in suppressing common mode noise in both directions even if the input and output are reversed.
- the filter circuit according to the present invention further includes third and fourth impedance elements.
- the third impedance element is connected between the fifth inductor and the fifth output terminal, or between the first output terminal and the fifth inductor, or both.
- the fourth impedance element is connected between the sixth inductor and the sixth output terminal, or between the second output terminal and the sixth inductor, or both.
- the third and fourth impedance elements further improve the impedance matching accuracy for the common mode signal while maintaining the impedance matching for the differential signal with high accuracy between the filter circuit and the outside. As a result, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation to the surroundings is further effectively suppressed.
- the differential receiver according to the present invention preferably has the above-described filter circuit according to the present invention and a pair of input terminals connected to the first and second output terminals of the filter circuit.
- a receiver Particularly in this differential receiver, the first and second input terminals are connected to an external differential transmission line, and the third and fourth output terminals are maintained at a constant potential (preferably a ground potential). The Therefore, the common mode noise transmitted through the differential transmission line force is transmitted to the third and fourth output terminals and not to the differential receiver. In addition, common mode The noise is not reflected on the differential transmission path.
- the differential receiver according to the present invention is strong against common mode noise and sufficiently reduces unnecessary electromagnetic radiation.
- the differential transmission device preferably includes the above-described filter circuit according to the present invention, and a pair of output terminals connected to the first and second input terminals of the filter circuit.
- a driver Particularly in this differential transmitter, the first and second output terminals are connected to an external differential transmission line, and the third and fourth output terminals are maintained at a constant potential (preferably a ground potential). The Therefore, the common mode noise transmitted from the differential dryer is transmitted to the third and fourth output terminals and not transmitted to the differential transmission path. Furthermore, common mode noise is not reflected to the differential driver.
- the differential transmitter according to the present invention is strong against common mode noise and sufficiently reduces unnecessary electromagnetic radiation.
- the filter circuit according to the present invention having the second normal mode choke is preferably mounted in a differential transceiver.
- the first and second input terminals of the filter circuit are used as first and second input / output terminals, and the first and second output terminals are third and fourth. Used as input / output terminal.
- the first and second input / output terminals are connected to the differential receiver input terminal pair and the differential driver output terminal pair, and the third and fourth input / output terminals are connected to an external differential transmission line.
- the third to sixth output terminals (hereinafter referred to as first to fourth output terminals) of the filter circuit are all maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential).
- the differential transceiver according to the present invention is resistant to common mode noise and sufficiently reduces unnecessary electromagnetic radiation.
- the power supply device is preferably a power conversion unit having the filter circuit according to the present invention and an input terminal pair connected to the first and second output terminals of the filter circuit.
- the first and second input terminals are connected to an external power supply.
- the third and fourth output terminals are maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential). Therefore, the common mode noise that also receives the power line force is transmitted to the third and fourth output terminals, and is not transmitted to the power converter. Furthermore, common mode noise is not reflected on the power line.
- the power supply device according to the present invention may further include a second normal mode choke. As a result, the common mode noise transmitted from the power conversion unit or the subsequent circuit force is cut off from the external power line.
- the power supply device is strong against common mode noise and sufficiently reduces unnecessary electromagnetic radiation.
- the filter circuit according to the present invention As described above, of the signals received through the first and second input terminals, the normal mode component passes through the common mode choke and the common mode component passes through the normal mode choke. To do. In particular, the common mode noise is not transmitted to the first and second output terminals and is not reflected to the first and second input terminals. Thus, the filter circuit according to the present invention separates the differential signal from the common mode signal without causing excessive distortion or attenuation to the differential signal and reflecting the common mode signal. In particular, the differential signal force is also removed without reflecting the common mode noise. Therefore, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation caused by common mode noise is sufficiently reduced, and malfunction and destruction of circuit elements due to excessive common mode noise are surely prevented. Furthermore, since the common mode current passes through the normal mode choke and not through the common mode choke, the common mode choke core does not cause magnetic saturation. As a result, in the filter circuit according to the present invention, in particular, the core can be easily downsized and has high reliability.
- the filter circuit according to the present invention is particularly advantageous for reducing EMI, enhancing resistance to common mode noise, and downsizing as compared with the conventional filter circuit. Therefore, for example, differential transmission systems mounted on various serial interfaces such as USB, IEEE1394, LVDS, DVI, HDMI, serial ATA, PCI Express, etc., especially in in-vehicle LANs and portable information devices (mono devices). Suitable for use in differential transmission systems and power supplies.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an in-vehicle LAN according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 Block diagram showing the connection form of the in-vehicle LAN shown in Figure 1
- FIG. 3 Block diagram showing another connection form of the in-vehicle LAN shown in Fig. 1
- FIG. 11 Diagram showing another core of normal mode choke shown in Fig. 9
- FIG. 12 A diagram showing yet another core of the normal mode choke shown in FIG. 9.
- ⁇ 13 A diagram showing still another equivalent circuit of the filter circuit according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- ⁇ 14 Implementation of the Present Invention The figure which shows the equivalent circuit of the filter circuit by form 2
- FIG. 15 Disassembled perspective view showing common mode choke and normal mode choke shown in Fig. 14
- FIG. 17 is a view showing a cross section along the straight line XVII-XVII shown in FIG.
- FIG. 18 is an exploded perspective view showing another common mode choke and a normal mode choke included in the filter circuit according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 19 As shown in FIG. 18! /, A cross-section along the straight line XIX—XIX
- FIG. 20 is an exploded perspective view showing a magnetic separation layer sandwiched between a common mode choke and a normal mode choke included in the filter circuit according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is an exploded perspective view showing still another common mode choke and normal mode choke included in the filter circuit according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG.22 Plan view of the common mode choke and normal mode choke shown in Fig. 21
- FIG.23 A cross-section along the line XXIII-XXIII shown in Fig. 22! /
- FIG. 25 is an exploded perspective view showing a common mode choke and a normal mode choke included in the filter circuit shown in FIG.
- FIG.26 Plan view of common mode choke and normal mode choke shown in Fig. 25 ⁇ 27] Diagram showing an equivalent circuit of the filter circuit according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention
- FIG. 30 is a diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a filter circuit according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention, which includes a common mode choke and a normal mode choke as a laminated (or thin film) inductor.
- FIG. 31 A diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a filter circuit according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention, in which the third and fourth output terminals are integrated into a common output terminal.
- FIG. 32 A diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a filter circuit according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- ⁇ 33 Diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a filter circuit according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention, including a common mode choke and two normal mode chokes as one package
- FIG. 35 is an exploded perspective view showing a common mode choke and two normal mode chokes included in the filter circuit shown in FIG.
- FIG.36 Plan view of common mode choke and two normal mode chokes shown in Fig. 35
- FIG.37 Diagram showing a cross section along the straight line 37-37 shown in Fig. 36
- FIG. 39 is an exploded perspective view showing a common mode choke and two normal mode chokes included in the filter circuit shown in FIG. 38.
- FIG. 43 A diagram showing an equivalent circuit of a filter circuit according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention including a common mode choke and two normal mode chokes as a laminated (or thin film) inductor. The figure which shows the equivalent circuit of the filter circuit by Embodiment 6 of this invention with which the output terminal and the output terminal of 5th and 6th are respectively integrated by the common output terminal
- FIG. 49 is an equivalent circuit diagram showing another conventional filter circuit.
- Embodiment 1 The differential transmission system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is preferably mounted on an in-vehicle LAN such as CAN (see FIG. 1).
- Various ECUs are connected to the in-vehicle LAN.
- ECUE1 that controls the drive system (powertrain system) of automobiles such as engines, transmissions, and brakes
- ECUE2 that controls safety devices (safety driving systems) such as ABS and airbags
- Headlights, air conditioners, and side ECUE3 which controls the accessory parts (body system) of the car such as a mirror is included.
- the in-vehicle LAN further includes sensors such as in-vehicle cameras, inter-vehicle distance measurement lasers, and acceleration sensors; information electronic devices such as car navigation systems and ETC (ITS) E4; and AV devices such as DVD players and audio components Connected.
- the connection form of these ECUs and in-vehicle electronic devices (hereinafter abbreviated as ECU etc.) is preferably a bus type. In addition, a star shape may be used.
- ECUs communicate with each other via the in-vehicle LAN and cooperate with each other. Thereby, various advanced functions are realized.
- the ECU and the like are connected by a cable 40.
- the cable 40 is generally long (including, for example, 2m or more).
- electromagnetic waves are radiated from various parts such as a motor that rotates an engine E, a door mirror DM, and the like.
- various electromagnetic waves from the outside force enter the automobile.
- Those electromagnetic waves generate noise in the cable 40.
- noise sent directly from the ECU or the like to the cable 40 is radiated as electromagnetic waves around the cable 40, and gives noise to other cables 40 and the antenna AT.
- in-vehicle LAN has both high unnecessary electromagnetic radiation and noise caused by it. In order to reduce the adverse effects of these noises on ECUs, etc., that is, EMI, communication on the in-vehicle LAN is performed by the differential transmission method.
- Each of the ECUs Ul, U2, U3, ... includes the differential receiver 10, the differential transmitter 20, or the differential transmitter / receiver 30 as communication ports (see FIGS. 2 and 3). These communication ports are connected to each other via cable 40 to form a differential transmission system.
- Cable 40 includes two differential transmission paths. The phase of signals (differential signals) propagating through each differential transmission path is opposite to each other.
- the cable 40 is preferably a shielded twisted pair cable. In addition, unshielded twisted pair cable, flat cable, or flexible cable may be used. Cable 40 preferably connects the communication ports on a one-to-one basis (see Figure 2). See).
- a bus-type LAN is logically configured by repeating the signals received by each ECU, such as Ul, U2, U3, ..., to the next ECU.
- the cable may be physically separated into a bus 40B and a branch line 40A (see Figure 3).
- the differential receiver 10 is a device dedicated to reception, and is mounted on, for example, the display U1 (see FIG.
- the differential receiver 10 includes a filter circuit 1, a differential receiver 11, and a differential wiring 12 according to the present invention.
- the two input terminals la and lb of the filter circuit 1 are connected to the differential transmission line included in the cable 40.
- a DC blocking capacitor or an electrostatic protection diode may be further connected between the cable 40 and the filter circuit 1.
- the finoletor circuit 1 receives another ECU equal force differential signal through the cable 40 and removes common mode noise from the differential signal.
- the filter circuit 1 substantially completely transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal. On the other hand, it absorbs practically completely without reflecting common mode noise (details will be described later).
- the two output terminals 2a and 2b of the filter circuit 1 are connected to the differential wiring 12.
- a low-pass filter may be connected between the filter circuit 1 and the differential wiring 12.
- the differential signal transmitted from the filter circuit 1 passes through the differential wiring 12 and is received by the input terminal pair of the differential receiver 11.
- the differential receiver 11 amplifies the difference between the received differential signals.
- the display U1 decodes, for example, image data from the output signal of the differential receiver 11, and reproduces the image on the screen based on the decoded image data.
- the terminating element 1 is more preferably connected to the input terminal pair of the differential receiver 11.
- each input terminal of the differential receiver 11 is connected to a constant potential terminal (preferably a ground terminal) through termination elements 13 and 14.
- the input terminals of the differential receiver 11 are connected by a termination element 15.
- the impedance of the filter circuit 1 is sufficiently low. Therefore, the differential impedance of the differential wiring 12 and the impedance of the termination elements 13, 14, 15 are adjusted so as to match the differential impedance of the cable 40, respectively. For example, when the differential impedance of the cable 40 is 100 ⁇ , the differential impedance of the differential wiring 12 is set to about 100 ⁇ .
- the impedance of the termination elements 13 and 14 is set to about 50 ⁇
- the impedance of the termination element 15 is set to about 100 ⁇ .
- the differential transmission device 20 is a device dedicated to transmission, and is mounted on, for example, the control circuit U2 of the display U1 (see FIGS. 2 and 3).
- the differential transmission device 20 includes a differential driver 21, a filter circuit 1 according to the present invention, and a differential wiring 22.
- a differential signal is generated based on image data.
- the differential driver 21 amplifies the differential signal.
- the amplified differential signal is sent to the output terminal counter differential wiring 22 of the differential driver 21.
- the two input terminals la and lb of the filter circuit 1 are connected to the differential wiring 22.
- a low-pass filter for example, may be connected between the differential wiring 22 and the filter circuit 1.
- the filter circuit 1 receives the differential signal through the differential wiring 22, and removes the differential signal force common mode noise. In particular, the filter circuit 1 substantially completely transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal. On the other hand, it absorbs substantially completely without reflecting the common mode noise (details will be described later).
- the two output terminals 2a and 2b of the filter circuit 1 are connected to a differential transmission line included in the cable 40.
- a direct current blocking capacitor or an electrostatic protection diode may be further connected between the filter circuit 1 and the cable 40.
- the filter circuit 1 sends a differential signal to another ECU through the cable 40.
- the output terminal pair of the differential driver 21 is connected to the differential wiring 22 through the termination elements 23 and 24, respectively (see FIG. 6).
- the termination elements 23 and 24 are preferably resistance elements, and more preferably integrated with the differential driver 21 on one LSI.
- the differential driver 21 may be mounted as an independent element. Since the differential impedance of the filter circuit 1 is sufficiently low, the differential impedance of the differential wiring 22 and the combination of the ON resistance of the differential driver 21 and the impedance of the termination elements 23 and 24 are respectively Is adjusted to match the differential impedance.
- the differential impedance of the cable 40 is 100 ⁇
- the differential impedance of the differential wiring 22 is set to about 100 ⁇
- the ON resistance of the differential driver 21 and the impedance of the termination elements 23 and 24 are set.
- the differential wiring 22 Since the outout is not greatly limited in terms of impedance matching power, the differential transmitter 20 has high circuit design flexibility.
- the differential transmission / reception device 30 is a device in which the differential reception device 10 and the differential transmission device 20 are integrated, and is mounted on an ECU or the like U3 that performs both transmission and reception (Figs. 2 and 3). reference).
- the differential transmission / reception device 30 includes a differential receiver 31, a differential driver 32, a filter circuit 1 according to the present invention, and a differential wiring 33.
- the two input terminals la and lb of the filter circuit 1 are connected to a differential transmission line included in the cable 40.
- a direct current blocking capacitor or an electrostatic protection diode may be further connected.
- the filter circuit 1 receives another ECU equal force differential signal through the cable 40, and removes the differential signal force common mode noise.
- the filter circuit 1 substantially completely transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal. On the other hand, it absorbs the common mode noise completely without reflecting (details will be described later).
- the two output terminals 2a and 2b of the filter circuit 1 are connected to the differential wiring 33.
- a low-pass filter for example, may be connected between the filter circuit 1 and the differential wiring 33.
- the differential signal transmitted from the filter circuit 1 is received by the input terminal pair of the differential receiver 31 through the differential wiring 33.
- the differential receiver 31 amplifies the difference between the received differential signals. ECU etc. U3 decodes output signal power communication data of differential receiver 31
- a differential signal is generated based on data to be transmitted to other ECUs, etc.
- the differential driver 32 amplifies the differential signal.
- the amplified differential signal is sent to the output terminal counter differential wiring 33 of the differential driver 32.
- the filter circuit 1 receives the differential signal through the differential wiring 33 and the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b, and removes common mode noise from the differential signal. In particular, the filter circuit 1 substantially completely transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal.
- the filter circuit 1 further sends a differential signal to the cable 40 through the first and second input terminals la and lb. As described above, in the differential transmission / reception device 30, the two input terminals la and lb and the two output terminals 2a and 2b of the filter circuit 1 are used as input / output terminals.
- the differential receiver 31 is similar to the differential receiver 10. Termination elements 13, 14, or 15 are connected to the input terminal pair (see Figs. 4 and 5). Thereby, the differential signal received by the differential receiver 31 is not substantially distorted or attenuated. More preferably, like the differential transmission device 20, the output terminal pair of the differential driver 32 is connected to the differential wiring 33 through the termination elements 23 and 24, respectively (see FIG. 6). As a result, there is no substantial distortion or attenuation in the differential signal sent to the cable 40. In addition, since the layout of the differential wiring 33 is not greatly restricted in terms of impedance matching power, the differential transceiver 30 has high circuit design flexibility.
- the filter circuit 1 has two input terminals la and lb, four output terminals 2a, 2b, 3a and 3b, a common mode choke 2 and a normal mode choke 3 (see FIG. 7).
- the two input terminals la and lb are connected to the cable 40 in the differential receiver 10 and the differential transmitter / receiver 30, and in the differential transmitter 20 the differential driver 21 Connected to the output terminal.
- the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b are connected to the input terminals of the differential receivers 11 and 31 in the differential receiver 10 and the differential transceiver 30 as shown in FIGS.
- the differential transmitter 20 is connected to the cable 40.
- the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b are connected to constant potential terminals (preferably ground terminals).
- the common mode choke 2 includes two inductors Ll and L2.
- the first inductor L1 is connected between the first input terminal la and the first output terminal 2a.
- the second inductor L2 is connected between the second input terminal lb and the second output terminal 2b.
- the two inductors Ll and L2 are magnetically coupled to each other, and in particular are connected with the same polarity between the input terminal and the output terminal. That is, when the common mode current flows between the two input terminals la and lb and the two output terminals 2a and 2b, the magnetic fluxes generated in the two inductors Ll and L2 strengthen each other, and the normal mode current flows. The magnetic flux generated in the two inductors Ll and L2 cancels. As a result, the impedance of the common mode choke 2 is extremely low for the normal mode component, which is very high for the common mode component among the signals received through the two input terminals la and lb.
- the common mode choke 2 includes one core and two coils wound around the core. Preferably, the two coils are wound around the core by bifilar winding or cancellation winding.
- the normal mode choke 3 includes two inductors L3 and L4.
- the third inductor L3 is connected between the first input terminal la and the third output terminal 3a.
- the fourth inductor L4 is connected between the second input terminal lb and the fourth output terminal 3b.
- the two inductors L3 and L4 are magnetically coupled to each other, and in particular are connected with opposite polarities between the input terminal and the output terminal.
- the normal mode choke 3 includes one core and two coils wound around the core. Preferably, two coils are wound around the core by bifilar winding or cancellation winding. That is, the normal mode choke 3 has the same configuration as the common mode choke 2. In that case, as shown in FIG. 7, the polarity of the connection to the input terminal Z output terminal is reversed between the third and fourth inductors L3 and L4. More preferably, a common mode choke array 2A including two common mode chokes is used as a combination of the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3 according to the first embodiment of the present invention (see FIG. 8). As a result, the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3 are integrated into one package, which is advantageous for reducing the size of the filter circuit 1.
- two coils may be wound around the core in such a direction that the magnetic fluxes generated by the common mode currents cancel each other (see FIG. 9).
- one of the two coils is wound in the opposite direction to the bifilar winding or cancellation winding (see Figs. 10, 11, and 12).
- two coils L3 and L4 are wound around the toroidal core TC (the solid line coil corresponds to the third inductor L3, and the broken line coil corresponds to the fourth inductor L4).
- the winding method on the toroidal core TC is reversed between the two coils L3 and L4.
- the impedance of the common mode choke 2 is sufficiently low for a differential signal that is sufficiently high for a common mode signal.
- the impedance of normal mode choke 3 is sufficiently high for differential signals that are sufficiently low for common mode signals. In particular, the difference in impedance between them is sufficiently large.
- the normal mode choke 3 is installed in front of the common mode choke 2, that is, connected to the first and second input terminals la and lb closer to the common mode choke 2 (see FIGS. 7, 8, and 9). ).
- the filter circuit 1 substantially completely normal component of the differential signal received through the cable 40. Make it transparent. Therefore, as described above for the normal mode component of the differential signal, impedance matching between the differential receiver 11 (31), the differential wiring 12 (33), and the cable 40 is a substantial distortion of the differential signal. And suppress attenuation (see Figures 4 and 5). In addition, since the impedance matching does not place a great restriction on the layout of the differential wiring 12 (33), the differential receiver 10 (differential transmitter / receiver 30) has high circuit design flexibility. Furthermore, in the filter circuit 1, the normal mode choke 3 substantially completely absorbs the common mode noise.
- the difference The dynamic receiver 11 and the subsequent circuit are reliably protected from common mode noise. Further, the reflection of the common mode noise by the common mode choke 2 is substantially completely suppressed. Therefore, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the cable 40 to the periphery is sufficiently reduced.
- the input impedance of the differential receiver 11 connected to the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b with respect to the common mode signal. Is sufficiently higher than the impedance of normal mode choke 3.
- the common mode choke 2 may be removed from the filter circuit 1 (see FIG. 13).
- Common mode noise entering from the two input terminals la and lb passes through the normal mode choke 3 and is not transmitted to the differential receiver 11 from the two output terminals 2a and 2b.
- the filter circuit 1 transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal transmitted from the differential driver 21 substantially completely. Therefore, for the normal mode component of the differential signal, as described above, impedance matching between the differential driver 21, the differential wiring 22, and the cable 40 suppresses substantial distortion and attenuation of the differential signal ( (See Figure 6.) In addition, since the impedance matching does not place a great restriction on the layout of the differential wiring 22, the differential transmitter 20 has high circuit design flexibility. Further, in the filter circuit 1, the normal mode choke 3 substantially completely absorbs the common mode noise caused by the differential driver 21 or the differential wiring 22. Therefore, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the cable 40 to the surrounding area is sufficiently reduced. Furthermore, reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2 is substantially completely suppressed. Therefore, the differential driver 21 is reliably protected from the common mode noise reflected by the common mode choke 2.
- the differential transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present invention is preferably mounted on an in-vehicle LAN, like the system according to the first embodiment.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention is different from Embodiment 1 in that the filter circuit 1 includes a multilayer inductor or a thin film inductor.
- the same constituent elements as those according to the first embodiment are referred to the description of the constituent elements according to the first embodiment and the drawings.
- the filter circuit 1 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is the same as the filter circuit according to the first embodiment. It is represented by an equivalent circuit (see Figure 14). However, unlike the filter circuit according to the first embodiment, the inductors Ll, L2, L3, and L4 included in the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3 are all laminated inductors or thin film inductors on the same chip 2B. (See Figures 15, 16, and 17). Thereby, the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention is extremely small.
- first and second input terminals la, lb, and the first to fourth output terminals 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b are preferably installed on the same plane as the chip 2B.
- any or all of these terminals may be installed on a plane perpendicular to the force chip 2B.
- the filter circuit 1 preferably includes twelve laminated magnetic sheets (hereinafter referred to as layers) Sl, S 2,..., S 12 (see FIG. 15).
- the magnetic sheet is preferably a ceramic sheet.
- Conductive wires (preferably metal foils) Cl, C2,..., C12 are preferably formed by screen printing on each layer Sl, S2,. In addition, it may be formed by sputtering or vapor deposition.
- the layers are referred to as the first layer Sl, the second layer S2,...
- the three layers from the first layer S1 to the third layer S3 correspond to the first inductor L1 (see FIG. 15).
- Conductor C1 on the first layer S1 and conductor C2 on the second layer S2 are connected by the second via hole V2
- the conductor C2 on the second layer S2 and the conductor C3 on the third layer S3 are the third.
- the three conductors Cl, C2, and C3 consist of a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 1/4) clockwise as viewed from the direction of the normal N extending from the third layer S3 to the first layer SI. (See Figure 16).
- One end T1A of the conductor C1 on the first layer S1 is connected to the first input terminal la
- one end T2A of the conductor C3 on the third layer S3 is connected to the first output terminal 2a (see FIG. 14).
- the three layers from the fourth layer S4 to the sixth layer S6 correspond to the second inductor L2 (see FIG. 15).
- Conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 and conductor C5 on the fifth layer S5 are connected by the fifth via hole V5
- the conductor C5 on the fifth layer S5 and the conductor C6 on the sixth layer S6 are the sixth.
- the three conductors C4, C5, C6 form a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 3Z4) clockwise as viewed from the direction of the normal N passing through the fourth layer S4 to the sixth layer S6 ( (See Figure 16).
- One end T1B of the conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 is connected to the second input terminal lb, and one end T2B of the conductor C6 on the sixth layer S6 is connected to the second output terminal 2b (see FIG. 14).
- the three layers from the seventh layer S7 to the ninth layer S9 correspond to the third inductor L3 (see FIG. 15).
- Conductor C7 on the seventh layer S7 and conductor C8 on the eighth layer S8 are connected by the seventh via hole V7, and the conductor C8 on the eighth layer S8 and the conductor C9 on the ninth layer S9 are the eighth. Connected via via hole V8.
- the three conductors C7, C8, C9 consist of a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 1/8) turns clockwise as viewed from the direction of the normal N passing through the ninth layer S9 force to the seventh layer S7.
- One end of the conductor C7 on the seventh layer S7 is connected to one end T1A of the conductor C1 on the first layer S1 through the first via hole VI, so that it is connected to the first input terminal la (see FIG. 14).
- one end T3A of the conductor C9 on the ninth layer S9 is connected to the third output terminal 3a, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably the ground potential) (see FIG. 14).
- the three layers from the tenth layer S10 to the twelfth layer S12 correspond to the fourth inductor L4 (see FIG. 15).
- Conductor C10 on the tenth layer S10 and conductor C11 on the tenth layer S11 are connected by the ninth via hole V9.
- Conductor C11 on the tenth layer S11 and conductor C12 on the twelfth layer S12 Are connected via the tenth via hole V10.
- the three conductors C10, Cll, and C12 consist of rectangular coils wound approximately (2 + 1Z8) counterclockwise when viewed from the direction of the normal N passing through the twelfth layer S12 to the tenth layer S10. (See Figure 16).
- One end of the conductor C10 on the tenth layer S10 is connected to one end T1B of the conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 through the fourth via hole V4, so that it is connected to the second input terminal lb (see FIG. 14). ). Since one end T3B of the conducting wire C12 on the twelfth layer S12 is connected to the fourth output terminal 3b, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential) (see FIG. 14).
- the coils Cl, C2, C3 from the first layer S1 to the third layer S3, and the coils C4, C5, C6 from the fourth layer S4 to the sixth layer S6 are magnetically integrated.
- the inductors Ll and L2 from the first layer S1 to the sixth layer S6, ie, the first and second layers, are common mode chokes 2 Configure.
- the coils C7, C8, C9 from the seventh layer S7 to the ninth layer S9 and the coils C10, Cll, C12 from the tenth layer S10 to the twelfth layer S12 are integrated into the core.
- the filter circuit according to the second embodiment of the present invention as in the filter circuit according to the first embodiment, among the differential signals received through the first and second input terminals la and lb, there is substantially no difference. Only the normal mode component passes through the common mode choke 2, and only the common mode component passes through the normal mode choke 3. Thus, both components are separated from the differential signal. In particular, common mode noise received through the first and second input terminals la and lb is blocked from the first and second output terminals la and lb. In addition, there is virtually no reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2. On the other hand, since the common mode current does not substantially flow through the common mode choke 2, the core of the common mode choke 2 does not cause magnetic saturation. Therefore, the filter circuit 1 is highly reliable. In particular, since the core volume of the common mode choke 2 may be small, the common mode choke 2 can be formed as a multilayer inductor (or thin film inductor) as described above.
- the coil may have a circular shape or other polygonal shape, unlike the rectangular shape shown in FIGS.
- the exact number and shape are different. Match is preferred.
- the exact number and shape are Matching is preferable. As a result, a high degree of balance is maintained between the first and second input terminals la and lb, so that the differential signal transmitted through the filter circuit 1 is not distorted.
- one end T3A of the conductor C9 on the ninth layer S9 and one end T3B of the conductor C12 on the twelfth layer S12 and the force may be provided at a position equidistant from one end T1A of the conducting wire C1 and one end T1B of the conducting wire C4 on the fourth layer S4 (see, for example, the portions T3D and T3E shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. 16).
- a high balance is maintained between the first and second input terminals la and lb, so that the differential signal transmitted through the filter circuit 1 is not distorted.
- the three layers S7, S8, S9 constituting the third inductor L3 and the three layers S10, S11, constituting the fourth inductor L4, S12 may be alternately stacked (not shown).
- the six layers S7 to S12 constituting the normal mode choke 3 may be formed on the six layers S1 to S6 constituting the common mode choke 2.
- a magnetic separation layer Ss may be inserted between the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3, for example, between the sixth layer S6 and the seventh layer S7 (see FIG. 20).
- the magnetic separation layer Ss is preferably a magnetic sheet, on which a conductor film GND is formed.
- the conductor film GND uniformly covers the entire area surrounded by the conductive lines Cl,..., C12 on each layer Sl,.
- the conductor film GND may be a mesh-like conductor film extending over the entire area.
- Conductor film GND is maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential).
- the two chokes 2 and 3 may be formed in different areas on the sex sheet (see FIGS. 21, 22, and 23).
- the right half of the seven magnetic sheets Sl, S2, ..., S7 shown in Figs. 21, 22, and 23 corresponds to the common mode choke 2, and the left half force corresponds to the single mode choke 3.
- the first conductor C1 on the first layer S1 is connected to the first conductor C3 on the third layer S3 by the second via hole V2, and the first conductor C3 on the third layer S3 is connected to the first conductor C3. It is connected to the conductor C5 on the fifth layer S5 by the third via hole V3.
- the three first conductors Cl, C3, C5 In this way, a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 1Z2) clockwise as viewed from the direction of the first normal Nl that penetrates the first layer SI is formed (see Fig. 21).
- the first coils Cl, C3, and C5 correspond to the first inductor L1.
- One end T1A of the first conductor C1 on the first layer S1 is connected to the first input terminal la
- one end T2A of the first conductor C5 on the fifth layer S5 is connected to the first output terminal 2a. (See Figure 14).
- the second conductor C7 on the first layer S1 is connected to the first conductor C2 on the second layer S2 by the fifth via hole V5, and the first conductor C2 on the second layer S2 is connected to the first conductor C2 on the second layer S2.
- the first conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 is connected to the sixth via hole V6, and the first conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 is connected to the first conductor C6 on the sixth layer S6 and the seventh via hole.
- V7 the three first conductors C2, C4, C6 are wound approximately (2 + 1Z2) turns clockwise as viewed from the direction of the first normal N1 penetrating from the sixth layer S6 to the first layer S1.
- a rectangular coil see Fig.
- the second coils C2, C4, and C6 correspond to the second inductor L2.
- One end T1B of the second conductor C7 on the first layer S1 is connected to the second input terminal lb, and one end T2B of the first conductor C6 on the sixth layer S6 is connected to the second output terminal 2b. (See Figure 14).
- the first conductor C1 on the first layer S1 is connected to the second conductor C8 on the second layer S2 by the first via hole VI, and the second conductor C8 on the second layer S2 is connected to the first conductor C8.
- the second conductor C10 on the fourth layer S4 is connected to the eighth via hole V8, and the second conductor C10 on the fourth layer S4 is connected to the second conductor C12 on the sixth layer S6 and the ninth via hole. Connected with V9.
- the three second conductors C8, C10, and C12 are wound approximately (2 + 3Z4) clockwise in view of the sixth layer S6 force and the directional force of the second normal N2 that penetrates the first layer S1.
- a rectangular coil see Fig. 21).
- the third coils C8, C10, C12 correspond to the third inductor L3. Since one end T3A of the second conductor C12 on the sixth layer S6 is connected to the third output terminal 3a, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably a ground potential) (see FIG. 14).
- the second conductor C7 on the first layer S1 is connected to the second conductor C9 on the third layer S3 by the fourth via hole V4, and the second conductor C9 on the third layer S3 is connected to the first conductor C9.
- the second conductor C11 on the fifth layer S5 is connected to the tenth via hole V10.
- the second conductor C11 on the fifth layer S5 is connected to the conductor C13 on the seventh layer S7 and the ⁇ ⁇ th via hole VII. Connected with.
- the three conductors C9, Cll, and C13 are arranged counterclockwise when viewed from the direction of the second normal N2 that penetrates from the seventh layer S7 to the first layer SI.
- the fourth coils C9, Cll, and C13 correspond to the fourth inductor L4. Since one end T3B of the conducting wire C13 on the seventh layer S7 is connected to the fourth output terminal 3b, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential) (see FIG. 14).
- first layer S1 On the first layer S1, another magnetic sheet SO is further stacked (see FIG. 23).
- the magnetic materials of all layers are integrated.
- the magnetic material integrated with the first coils Cl, C3, C5 and the second coils C2, C4, C6 is magnetically coupled as a core.
- both coils are wound in the same direction around the first normal line N1, the first and second inductors Ll and L2 form the common mode choke 2.
- the third coils C8, C10, C12 and the fourth coils C9, Cll, C13 are magnetically coupled using the integrated magnetic body as a core.
- both coils are wound in opposite directions around the second normal N2, the third and fourth inductors L3 and L4 constitute the normal mode choke 3.
- the magnetic flux generated by the first and second coils C1 to C6 hardly interacts with the magnetic flux generated by the third and fourth coils C8 to C13. Therefore, the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3 are magnetically separated. As a result, the common mode choke 2 and the normal mode choke 3 do not interfere with each other, further improving the reliability of each.
- the coil may have a circular shape or other polygonal shape, unlike the rectangular shape shown in FIGS.
- an exact match between the power and the shape is preferred between the first coils Cl, C2, C3 and the second coils C4, C5, C6.
- an exact match between the number and shape of the third coil C8, C10, C12 and the fourth coil C9, Cll, C13 is preferable.
- one end T3A of the second conductor C12 on the sixth layer S6 and one end T3B of the conductor C13 on the seventh layer S7 and the force are different from those shown in FIGS.
- Top first lead C1 One end TIA of the second lead wire C7 and one end TIB of the second conductor C7 may be provided at an equidistant position. As a result, a high degree of balance is maintained between the first and second input terminals la and lb, so that the differential signal transmitted through the filter circuit 1 is not distorted.
- the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b are divided into separate terminals.
- the common output terminal 3c may be used as the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b (see FIG. 24).
- the conductor C9A on the ninth layer S9 is connected to the conductor C12A on the twelfth layer S12 through the ⁇ ⁇ via hole VII ( (See Figure 25). Furthermore, one end T3C of the conducting wire C12A on the twelfth layer S12 is connected to the common output terminal 3c, and is maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential).
- one end T3C of the conductor C12A on the twelfth layer S12 is also provided at the same distance from the one end T1A of the conductor C1 on the first layer S1 and the one T1B of the conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 (see FIG. 26). As a result, a high balance is maintained between the first and second input terminals 1a and lb, so that the differential signal transmitted through the filter circuit 1 is not distorted.
- the differential transmission system according to the third embodiment of the present invention is preferably mounted on the in-vehicle LAN, similarly to the system according to the first embodiment.
- Embodiment 3 of the present invention is different from Embodiments 1 and 2 in that the filter circuit 1 includes a termination element.
- the same components as those according to the first and second embodiments are referred to the description of the components according to the first and second embodiments and the drawings.
- the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention is expressed by an equivalent circuit similar to the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 1 (see FIGS. 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31).
- the termination elements Zl and Z2 are connected to the normal mode choke 3.
- Termination elements Zl and Z2 are impedance elements, preferably capacitors.
- an inductor, a NORISTOR, a diode, a resistance element, or a combination thereof may be used.
- the first termination element Z1 is preferably connected between the third inductor L3 and the third output terminal 3a.
- the second termination element Z2 is connected between the fourth inductor L4 and the fourth output terminal 3b (see FIG. 27).
- the first termination element Z1 is connected between the first input terminal la and the third inductor L3, and the second termination element Z2 is connected to the second input terminal lb and the fourth inductor L4. It can be connected between the two (see Figure 28).
- the first termination element Z1 is the third inductor L3.
- the third output terminal 3a, and the second termination element Z2 is connected between the fourth inductor L4 and the fourth output terminal 3b (see FIG. 29).
- the first termination element Z1 is connected between the first input terminal la and the third inductor L3, and the second termination element Z2 is connected between the second input terminal lb and the fourth inductor L4. (See the broken line shown in FIG. 29).
- the first termination element Z1 is one end of the third inductor L3. Connected between T3A and the third output terminal 3a, and the second termination element Z2 is connected between one end T3B of the fourth inductor L4 and the fourth output terminal 3b (see Figs. 14 and 30). ). Furthermore, when the common output terminal 3c is also used as the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b, the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 are integrated into one termination element Z, and the third And fourth inductors L3 and L4 are connected between common end T3C and common output terminal 3c (see Figs. 24 and 31)
- the impedance of the common mode choke 2 is extremely high, and the impedance of the normal mode choke 3 is extremely low. Therefore, in the differential receiver 10 (and the differential transmitter / receiver 30) shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the impedances of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 (in FIG. 31, they are integrated).
- the impedance of the termination element Z) is adjusted to match the common mode impedance of the 1S cable 40. For example, when the common mode impedance force of the cable 40 is 3 ⁇ 4 0 ⁇ , the impedances of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 are set to about 60 ⁇ (in FIG. 31, the integrated termination element).
- Z impedance is set to about 30 ⁇ ).
- the impedances of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z 2 (in FIG. 31, the impedance of the integrated termination element Z). ) Force Adjusted to match the common mode impedance of differential wiring 22.
- the impedances of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 are set to about 60 ⁇ (in FIG. 31, the integrated termination element Z impedance is set to about 30 ⁇ ).
- impedance matching between the differential wiring 22 and the filter circuit 1 is realized with high accuracy with respect to the common mode signal, so that reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2 is further reduced. Therefore, intrusion of common mode noise to the LSI including the differential driver 21 and further to the preceding circuit is prevented, and fluctuations in the power supply potential and ground potential due to the reflected common mode noise are reliably suppressed.
- the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 are inductors, their impedances change depending on the frequency of the differential signal (generally peaking at a specific frequency called the self-resonant frequency). Reach).
- the frequency characteristic of the common mode impedance synthesized between the normal mode choke 3 and the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 is adjusted.
- a common mode signal may be transmitted through a differential transmission line, such as using a speed signal in IEEE1394 (a signal for checking a transmission speed between communication devices).
- IEEE1394 a signal for checking a transmission speed between communication devices.
- the above common mode impedance is adjusted to be sufficiently high in the frequency band of the common mode signal and sufficiently low in other frequency bands. This eliminates common mode noise that does not cause excessive distortion or attenuation in the common mode signal.
- each impedance is sufficiently high for the low frequency band (especially including the bias voltage) of the common mode component of the differential signal. It is low enough for high frequency bands.
- the filter circuit 1 Can prevent short circuit to the constant potential terminal through the third and fourth output terminals 3a, 3b.
- the filter circuit 1 connects the first and second input terminals la and lb to the constant potential. Short circuit to terminal. As a result, it is possible to prevent circuit elements from being destroyed due to excessive common mode noise and generation of excessive unnecessary electromagnetic radiation.
- the differential transmission system according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention is preferably mounted on an in-vehicle LAN, like the system according to the first embodiment.
- the fourth embodiment of the present invention is different from the first embodiment in that the filter circuit 1 includes a second normal mode choke 4.
- the description of the constituent elements according to the fourth embodiment and the drawings are used for the same constituent elements as those according to the first embodiment.
- the filter circuit 1 further includes fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 4b and a second normal mode choke 4 (see FIG. 32).
- the fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 4b are connected to constant potential terminals (preferably ground terminals).
- the second normal mode choke 4 includes two inductors L5 and L6.
- the fifth inductor L5 is connected between the first output terminal 2a and the fifth output terminal 4a.
- the sixth inductor L6 is connected between the second output terminal 2b and the sixth output terminal 4b.
- the two inductors L5 and L6 are magnetically coupled to each other, and are connected in particular with opposite polarities between the input terminal and the output terminal. That is, when normal mode current flows between the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b and the fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 43b, the magnetic flux generated in the two inductors L5 and L6. When the common mode current flows, the magnetic fluxes generated in the two inductors L5 and L6 cancel each other. As a result, the impedance of the second normal mode choke 4 is extremely high for the normal mode component of the signals received through the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b, and for the common mode component. Is extremely low.
- the second normal mode choke 4 includes one core and two coils attached thereto.
- the two coils are bifilar on the core. It is wound in a roll or cancel. That is, the second normal mode choke 4 has the same configuration as the common mode choke 2.
- the polarity of the connection to the input terminal Z output terminal is reversed between the fifth and sixth inductors L5 and L6.
- a common mode choke array 2C including three common mode chokes is used as a combination of the common mode choke 2, the normal mode choke 3, and the second normal mode choke 4 according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention. (See Figure 33).
- the common mode choke 2 and the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 are combined into one package, which is advantageous for downsizing the filter circuit 1.
- the first and second input terminals la and lb and the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b are arranged symmetrically with respect to the common mode yoke 2. Furthermore, the normal mode choke 3 and the second normal mode choke 4 have symmetrical impedance characteristics. That is, the impedance of the second normal mode choke 4 is sufficiently high for a differential signal that is sufficiently low for a common mode signal, like the impedance of the normal mode choke 3. In particular, the difference in impedance is large enough.
- the differential signal received through the first and second output terminals 2a, 2b The normal mode component passes through the common mode choke 2, and the common mode component passes through the second normal mode choke 4. Furthermore, a few common mode components that could pass through the common mode choke 2 pass through the normal mode choke 3.
- the common mode noise received through the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b is reliably cut off from the first and second input terminals la and lb.
- the common mode choke 2 does not have a common mode current upstream, so the core of the common mode choke 2 does not cause magnetic saturation. Therefore, the filter circuit 1 is highly reliable as a bidirectional common mode noise filter.
- the filter circuit 1 transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal received through the cable 40 substantially completely. Therefore, for normal mode components of differential signals, impedance matching between the differential receiver 11, differential wiring 12, and cable 40 suppresses substantial distortion and attenuation of the differential signals ( Figure 4). 5). Further, since the impedance matching does not place a great restriction on the layout of the differential wiring 12, the differential receiver 10 has a high circuit design flexibility. Furthermore, in the filter circuit 1, the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 substantially completely absorb the common mode noise before and after the common mode choke 2. Therefore, the differential receiver 11 and the subsequent circuit are reliably protected from common mode noise. In addition, the reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2, the differential wiring 12, and the differential receiver 11 is substantially completely suppressed. As a result, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation around the cable 40 and 12 differential wires is sufficiently reduced.
- the filter circuit 1 transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal transmitted from the differential driver 21 substantially completely. Therefore, for the normal mode component of the differential signal, impedance matching between the differential driver 21, the differential wiring 22, and the cable 40 suppresses substantial distortion and attenuation of the differential signal (see Fig. 6). See). Furthermore, since the impedance matching does not place a great restriction on the layout of the differential wiring 22, the differential transmitter 20 has a high circuit design flexibility.
- filter circuit 1 two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 are connected to the common mode noise before and after common mode choke 2. Absorbs virtually completely. Therefore, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the differential wiring 22 and cable 40 to the surrounding area is sufficiently reduced.
- the differential driver 21 is reliably protected from both common mode noise reflected by the common mode choke 2 and common mode noise entering through the cable 40.
- the filter circuit 1 substantially converts the normal mode component of the differential signal between the differential wiring 33 and the cable 40 in both directions. Make it completely transparent. Therefore, for the normal mode component of the differential signal, impedance matching between the differential receiver 31, differential wiring 33, and cable 40 suppresses substantial distortion and attenuation of the differential signal (Figs. 4 and 5). reference). Furthermore, since the impedance matching does not place a great constraint on the layout of the differential wiring 33, the differential transceiver 30 has high circuit design flexibility. Further, in the filter circuit 1, the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 substantially completely absorb the common mode noise before and after the common mode choke 2. Therefore, the differential receiver 31, the subsequent circuit, and the differential driver 32 are reliably protected from common mode noise. In addition, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the differential wiring 33 and the cable 40 to the periphery is sufficiently reduced.
- the differential transmission system according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention is preferably mounted on an in-vehicle LAN, similarly to the system according to the fourth embodiment.
- Embodiment 5 of the present invention is different from Embodiment 4 in that the filter circuit 1 includes a multilayer inductor or a thin film inductor.
- the same constituent elements as those according to the fourth embodiment are referred to the description of the constituent elements according to the fourth embodiment and the drawings.
- the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention is represented by an equivalent circuit similar to the filter circuit according to Embodiment 4 (see FIG. 34).
- the inductors Ll, L2, L3, L4, L5, and L6 included in the common mode choke 2, the normal mode choke 3, and the second normal mode choke 4 are Both are multilayer or thin film inductors integrated on the same chip 2D (see Figures 35, 36, and 37). Thereby, the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention is extremely small.
- the first and second input terminals la, lb and the first to sixth output terminals 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b are preferably installed on the same plane as the chip 2D.
- the filter circuit 1 preferably includes 18 laminated magnetic sheets (hereinafter referred to as layers) Sl, S2, ..., S12, S13, S14, ..., S18 (Fig. 35). reference).
- the magnetic material sheet is preferably a ceramic sheet.
- the layers are referred to as the first layer Sl, the second layer S2,.
- the first layer S1 to the twelfth layer S12 of the filter circuit 1 have the same structure as the filter circuit according to the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. Therefore, the description of Embodiment 1 is used for the details.
- the coils C7, C8, C9 from the seventh layer S7 to the ninth layer S9 form a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 1Z4)
- the coil C10 from the tenth layer S10 to the twelfth layer S12. , Cll, C12 form a rectangular coil wound approximately (2 + 1Z4) (see Figure 36)
- Conductive wires are preferably formed on the thirteenth layer S13 to the eighteenth layer S18 by screen printing. In addition, it may be formed by sputtering or vapor deposition.
- the three layers from the thirteenth layer S13 to the fifteenth layer S15 correspond to the fifth inductor L5 (see FIG. 35).
- Conductor C13 on the thirteenth layer S13 and conductor C14 on the fourteenth layer S14 are connected by the twelfth via hole V12, and the conductor C14 on the fourteenth layer S14 and the conductor C15 on the fifteenth layer S15 Are connected via the thirteenth via hole V13.
- the three conductors C13, C14, and C15 were wound approximately (2 + 1/4) counterclockwise when viewed from the direction of the normal N passing through the fifteenth layer S15 to the thirteenth layer S13. Forms a rectangular coil (see Figure 36).
- One end of the conductor C13 on the thirteenth layer S13 is connected to one end T2A of the conductor C3 on the third layer S3 through the ⁇ ⁇ via hole VII, so that it is connected to the first output terminal 2a (see FIG. 34). ). Since one end T4A of the conducting wire C15 on the 15th layer S15 is connected to the fifth output terminal 4a, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably the ground potential) (see FIG. 34).
- Conductor C16 on the sixteenth layer S16 and conductor C17 on the seventeenth layer S17 are connected by the fifteenth via hole V15, and the conductor C17 on the seventeenth layer S17 and the conductor C18 on the eighteenth layer S18. And the 16th via hole V16.
- the three conductors C16, C17, and C18 are rectangular (2 + 1/4) turns clockwise with the directional force of the normal N passing through the eighteenth layer S18 to the sixteenth layer S16.
- a coil is formed (see Fig. 36).
- One end of the lead wire C16 on the sixteenth layer S16 is connected to one end T4B of the lead wire C6 on the sixth layer S6 through the fourteenth via hole V14, so that it is connected to the second output terminal 2b (see FIG. 34). ). Since one end T4B of the conductor C18 on the eighteenth layer S18 is connected to the sixth output terminal 4b, it is maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential) (see FIG. 34).
- Another magnetic sheet SO is further stacked on the first layer S1 (see FIG. 37).
- all the magnetic materials are integrated.
- the coils C13, C14, C15 from the thirteenth layer S13 to the fifteenth layer S15, and the sixteenth layer S16 to the eighteenth layer, as well as the first layer S1 to the twelfth layer S12.
- Coils C16, C17, and C18 up to S18 are magnetically coupled by using an integrated magnetic body as a core.
- the thirteenth layer S13 to the eighteenth layer S18 that is, the fifth and sixth inductors L5 and L6 are the second ones.
- the filter circuit 1 according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention as in the filter circuit according to Embodiment 4, the first and second input terminals la and lb, and the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b, respectively.
- the normal mode choke 3 and the second normal mode choke 4 are arranged symmetrically with respect to the common mode choke 2. Furthermore, the impedance of both the normal mode choke 3 and the second normal mode choke 4 is sufficiently high for differential signals that are sufficiently low for common mode signals. Therefore, the common mode noise received through the first and second input terminals la and lb is surely cut off from the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b.
- the filter circuit 1 is highly reliable as a bidirectional common mode noise filter.
- the choke 2 can be formed as a multilayer inductor (or thin film inductor) as described above.
- the number of layers and the number of conductors may be different from those shown in FIG.
- the coil may have a circular shape or other polygonal shape, unlike the rectangular shape shown in FIGS.
- the exact number and shape are different. Match is preferred.
- the first layer It may be provided at an equal distance from one end T1A of the conductor C1 on S1 and one end T1B of the conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 (for example, see the parts T3D and T3E shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. 36. ).
- one end T4A of the conductor C15 on the fifteenth layer S15 and one end T4B of the conductor C18 on the eighteenth layer S18 are connected to one end T2A of the conductor C3 on the third layer S3 and the sixth layer S6. It may be provided at a position equidistant from one end T2B of the conducting wire C6 (see, for example, the portions T3D and T3E shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. 36). As a result, a high balance is maintained between the first and second input terminals la and lb and between the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b, so that the filter circuit 1 is transmitted. There is no distortion in the differential signal.
- the common mode choke 2 unlike the one shown in Figs. 35 and 37, the three layers Sl, S2, S3 constituting the first inductor L1 and the three inductors L2 constituting the first inductor L1.
- Two layers S4, S5, S6 may be alternately stacked (see FIGS. 18 and 19).
- the conductors Cl, C2, C3 contained in the first inductor L 1 and the conductors C4, C5, C6 contained in the second inductor for example, the distance between the lines and depending on it
- the parasitic capacitance is made uniform (see Figure 19).
- the balance of the differential signal path included in the filter circuit 1 is further improved. The Therefore, the differential signal that passes through the filter circuit 1 is not distorted.
- the three layers S7, S8, S9 constituting the third inductor L3 and the three layers S10, Sl l, S12 constituting the fourth inductor L4 are arranged. They may be stacked alternately (not shown). Furthermore, in the second normal mode choke 4, the three layers S13, S14, S15 constituting the fifth inductor L5 and the three layers S16, S17, S18 constituting the sixth inductor L6 are alternately stacked. (Not shown).
- the normal mode choke 3 and the second normal mode choke 4 may include a magnetic separation layer Ss (see FIG. 20).
- the magnetic separation layer Ss is the same as that according to the first embodiment, and particularly blocks the magnetic field.
- the common mode choke 2 and the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 are magnetically separated from each other.
- the common mode choke 2 and the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 do not interfere with each other, so that the reliability of each is further improved.
- the three chokes 2, 3, and 4 are placed in different areas on the magnetic sheet. It may be formed (see Figures 21, 22, and 23).
- the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b and the fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 4b are respectively separate from each other. Divided into terminals.
- the first common output terminal 3c is also used as the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b
- the second common output terminal 4c is used as the fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 4b. It may be used also (see Figure 38). As a result, the number of terminals of the filter circuit 1 is reduced, so that the flexibility in designing peripheral circuits is further improved.
- the conductor C9A on the ninth layer S9 is connected to the conductor C12A on the twelfth layer S12 through the seventeenth via hole V17 ( (See Figure 39).
- Twelve layer S12 Lead wire C12A One end T3C is connected to the first common output terminal 3c , Maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential).
- one end T3C of the conductor C12A on the twelfth layer S12 is also provided at the same distance from the one end T1A of the conductor C1 on the first layer S1 and the one T1B of the conductor C4 on the fourth layer S4 (see FIG. 40).
- the conductor C15A on the fifteenth layer S15 is connected to the conductor C18A on the eighteenth layer S18 through the eighteenth via hole V18 (see FIG. 39).
- One end T4C of the conducting wire C18A on the eighteenth layer S18 is connected to the second common output terminal 4c and maintained at a constant potential (preferably ground potential).
- one end T4C of the conductor C18A on the eighteenth layer S18 is provided at an equal distance from one end T2A of the conductor C3 on the third layer S3 and one end T2B of the conductor C6 on the sixth layer S6 ( (See Figure 40). Since the balance between the first and second input terminals la and lb and between the first and second output terminals 2a and 2b is maintained at a high level, the differential signal transmitted through the filter circuit 1 is converted into a differential signal. No distortion occurs.
- the differential transmission system according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention is preferably mounted on an in-vehicle LAN, similarly to the system according to the fourth embodiment.
- Embodiment 6 of the present invention is different from Embodiments 4 and 5 in that the filter circuit 1 includes a termination element.
- the same constituent elements as those according to the fourth and fifth embodiments are referred to the description of the constituent elements according to the fourth and fifth embodiments and the drawings.
- the filter circuit 1 according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention includes termination elements Zl, Z2, Z3, and Z4 in one or both of the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4. Connected (see Figure 41, 42, 43, 44).
- the termination elements Zl, Z2, Z3, and Z4 are all impedance elements similar to the termination elements Zl and Z2 according to the third embodiment. Therefore, the description in Embodiment 3 is used for the details.
- the first termination element Z1 is preferably disposed between the third inductor L3 and the third output terminal 3a.
- the second termination element Z2 is connected between the fourth inductor L4 and the fourth output terminal 3b
- the third termination element Z3 is connected between the fifth inductor L5 and the fifth output terminal 4a.
- the fourth termination element Z4 is connected between the sixth inductor L6 and the sixth output terminal 4b (see FIG. 41).
- the first terminal element Z1 is connected between the first input terminal la and the third inductor L3, and the second terminal element Z2 is connected to the second input terminal lb and the fourth terminal.
- the third termination element Z3 is connected between the fifth inductor L5 and the fifth output terminal 4a
- the fourth termination element Z4 is connected to the sixth inductor L6 and the sixth inductor L6. It may be connected between the six output terminals 4b (see the broken line portion shown in FIG. 41).
- either the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 or the third and fourth termination elements Z3 and Z4 may be omitted.
- the common mode choke array 2C including three common mode chokes is used as a combination of the common mode choke 2 and the two normal mode chokes 3 and 4 (see Fig. 42).
- the first termination element Z1 is the third termination element Z1.
- the inductor L3 is connected between one end T3A of the inductor L3 and the third output terminal 3a, and the second terminal element Z2 is connected between one end T3B of the fourth inductor L4 and the fourth output terminal 3b.
- the third termination element Z3 is connected between one end T4A of the fifth inductor L5 and the fifth output terminal 4a, and the fourth termination element Z4 is one end T4B of the sixth inductor L6 and the sixth output terminal. Connected to 4b (see Figures 35 and 43).
- the first common output terminal 3c is also used as the third and fourth output terminals 3a and 3b
- the second common output terminal 4c is also used as the fifth and sixth output terminals 4a and 4b.
- the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 are integrated into the first common termination element Z
- the third and fourth inductors L3 and L4 have a common end T3C and a first common output terminal 3c. Connected between and.
- the third and fourth termination elements Z3 and Z4 are integrated into the second common termination element Za, and the common ends T4C and second common output terminals 4c of the fifth and sixth inductors L5 and L6 are integrated. (See Figures 39 and 44).
- each impedance of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 (in FIG. 44, the first Impedance of common termination element Z) Force is adjusted to match the common mode impedance of cable 40. Furthermore, the impedance of each of the third and fourth termination elements Z3 and Z4 (in Fig.
- the impedance of the second common termination element Za) is different from the input impedance of the differential receiver 11 (31). Adjusted to match the common mode impedance of the dynamic wiring 12 (33). In this way, impedance matching is realized with high accuracy for the common mode signal between the cable 40 and the filter circuit 1 and between the filter circuit 1 and the differential wiring 12 (33). Therefore, the reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2 is further reduced. As a result, unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the cable 40 and the differential wiring 12 (33) to the periphery is further reduced, and the differential receiver 11 (31) is more reliably protected from the reflected common mode noise.
- the impedances of the first and second termination elements Zl and Z2 (in Fig. 44, the first common termination element Z Impedance) force The output impedance of the differential driver 21 and the common mode impedance of the differential wiring 22 are adjusted to match each other. Further, the impedances of the third and fourth termination elements Z3 and Z4 (in FIG. 44, the impedance of the second common termination element Za) are adjusted to match the common mode impedance of the 1S cable 40. In this way, impedance matching is realized with high accuracy for the common mode signal between the differential wiring 22 and the filter circuit 1 and between the filter circuit 1 and the cable 40, respectively.
- the reflection of common mode noise by the common mode choke 2 is further reduced.
- unnecessary electromagnetic radiation around the cable 40, the differential wiring 22, and the force is further reduced.
- the common mode noise is prevented from entering the LSI including the differential driver 32 and the preceding circuit, fluctuations in the power supply potential and the ground potential due to the reflected common mode noise are reliably suppressed.
- the differential transmission system according to Embodiment 7 of the present invention is preferably mounted on a portable information device such as a cellular phone (see FIG. 45).
- a portable information device such as a cellular phone (see FIG. 45).
- Various modules such as LSI M1 for image processing and RF circuit M2 are mounted on the portable information device. These modules are connected to CPUM3 through cable 41 and controlled in an integrated manner.
- the LSI M1 for image processing includes the differential transmission device 20 as a communication port, and the CPU M3 includes the differential reception device 10 as a communication port (see Fig. 46). See).
- a differential transmission / reception device 30 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 may be included as each communication port.
- These communication ports are connected to each other by a cable 41 to form a differential transmission system.
- Cable 41 includes two differential transmission lines. The phases of signals (differential signals) propagating through each differential transmission path are opposite to each other.
- the cable 41 is preferably a twisted pair cable with a shield.
- unshielded twisted pair cable, flat cable, or flexible cable may be used. Especially in mobile phones that can be folded, the cable 41 may be connected between the circuits beyond the hinge H (see Fig. 45).
- Both the differential receiver 10 and the differential transmitter 20 have the same components as those according to the first embodiment (see Figs. 2, 3, and 46).
- it includes a filter circuit 1 according to the invention.
- the filter circuit 1 may be the same as that due to the deviation in the first to sixth embodiments.
- the differential signal force propagating through the cable 41 substantially completely eliminates the common mode noise and substantially completely transmits the normal mode component of the differential signal.
- it absorbs virtually complete common mode noise without reflecting it.
- unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the cable 41 and the differential wirings 12 and 22 to the periphery is reduced, and the differential receiver 11 and the differential driver 21 are reliably protected from the reflected common mode noise.
- the filter circuit 1 since the common mode current does not flow into the common mode choke core, the common mode choke core does not cause magnetic saturation. Therefore, the filter circuit 1 is highly reliable. In addition, the volume of the core of the common mode choke may be small. . Therefore, since the filter circuit 1 can be easily downsized, it is advantageous for use in a portable information device.
- termination elements are connected to the differential wirings 12 and 22 as in the first embodiment (see FIGS. 4 and 5). Since the impedance of the filter circuit 1 is sufficiently low for differential signals, the differential impedance of the differential wirings 12 and 22 and the impedance of the termination element must match the differential impedance of the cable 41, respectively. Adjusted to As a result, there is no substantial distortion or attenuation in the differential signal. In addition, since the layout of the differential wirings 12 and 22 is not greatly restricted by impedance matching, both the differential receiver 10 and the differential transmitter 20 have high circuit design flexibility.
- the system on which the differential transmission system according to the present invention can be mounted is not limited to the in-vehicle LAN as in the first to sixth embodiments and the portable information device as in the seventh embodiment.
- the differential transmission system according to the present invention can be used in all electronic devices using a serial interface such as USB, IE EE1394, LVDS, DVI, HDMI, serial ATA, and PCI Express. It will be obvious to those skilled in the art that the above-described embodiments are also possible.
- the power supply device according to Embodiment 8 of the present invention is preferably mounted on an electronic device (see FIG. 47).
- the electronic device DV is preferably an information processing device such as a personal computer, a mobile phone, or a fax machine.
- the power supply device may be a power supply device that supplies power to other circuits by a differential transmission method.
- the power supply device 50 is connected to an external AC power source AC such as a commercial AC power source through the plug PL and the power line 42.
- the power line 42 includes two differential transmission lines. Between these differential transmission lines, the phases of the voltage Z current are opposite to each other.
- the power supply device may be built in the plug PL itself.
- the power supply device 50 includes the filter circuit 1 and the switching power supply 51 according to the present invention.
- the filter circuit 1 is connected to the power supply line 42 and removes the common mode noise from the power supply line 42 substantially completely.
- external AC power supply AC power The supplied power (differential signal) is virtually completely transmitted.
- Switching power supply 51 is a power converter, preferably a filter
- the external AC power supply AC power also receives AC voltage through circuit 1 and converts the AC voltage into the specified DC voltages Vdd and Vss.
- the power factor of the power supplied with AC power may be improved.
- power may be supplied to other circuits by a differential transmission method.
- PLC power line communication
- the filter circuit 1 may be one according to any of the first to sixth embodiments.
- the common mode noise is substantially completely absorbed without being reflected by the filter circuit 1.
- unnecessary electromagnetic radiation from the power supply line 42 and internal wiring to the surrounding area is reduced, and the circuit inside the switching power supply 51 and electronic equipment DV is reliably protected from the reflected common mode noise.
- PLC the communication quality is improved.
- the filter circuit 1 since the common mode current does not flow to the common mode choke core, the common mode choke core does not cause magnetic saturation. Therefore, the filter circuit 1 is highly reliable.
- the volume of the common mode choke core may be small. Therefore, the filter circuit 1 can be easily downsized, which is advantageous for downsizing the power supply device DV.
- the present invention relates to a filter circuit mounted in a differential transmission system or a power supply device, and as described above, common mode noise and differential signal power are also removed using a combination of a common mode choke and a normal mode choke.
- the present invention is clearly industrially applicable.
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