Abstract:
An enclosure (10) for an electronic device (20) is provided. The enclosure comprises an enclosure wall (30) comprising a dielectric material, a first conductive layer (40) abutting an inner face (50) of the enclosure wall (30), and a second conductive layer (60) abutting an outer face (70) of the enclosure wall (30), wherein the first and the second conductive layers (40, 60) are electrically insulated from each other and are electrically connectable to predefined electric potentials, so that the electric field in the enclosure wall (30) can be homogenized in an operational state of the enclosure (10). Further, an electronic device and electronic system are provided, comprising such enclosures and electronic circuits located therein.
Abstract:
A modular electronic system for medium and high voltages is provided. The system includes a cabinet (160) having a number of slots (120) arranged in an array, at least one electronic module (130) provided in a slot (120) of the cabinet, the module including an enclosure (10) with a three dimensional shape, having an enclosure wall (30) comprising a dielectric material, and a field shaping conductive layer (60) abutting a face (70) of the enclosure wall (30), and an electronic device (20) located in the enclosure (10), wherein the field shaping conductive layer (60) is electrically connectable to a predefined electric potential in an operating state of the modular electronic system (100).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a coil for a transformer or for corresponding tubular products, where electric fields are typically in the order of 0.1 kV/mm and 10 kV/mm or above, having at least two turns and an intermediate layer of insulating material, where woven fabric tapes, unidirectional tapes, or prepregs are being used as insulating material which provides sufficient distance between the at least two turns of the conductor.
Abstract:
The present invention is concerned with an inductive power transfer system for providing power to a gate drive on medium or high electrical potential. The inductive power transfer System has a first spiral coil (11) having a front side facing an axially displaced second coil (12) magnetically coupled to the first coil. Inner or central turns of the first coil are arranged in and define a first coil plane (110), while outer turns of the first coil extend axially out of the first coil plane and are bent away from the second coil. The geometric field grading achieved by this arrangement decreases a maximum electric field strength at the surface of the coil conductors, and thus simplifies the insulation tasks.