Cyntec Company

Yuan Ze University

Cheng-Hao Chang

Pei-I Wei

Shing Tak Li

Yeh-Liang Hsu

Po-Er Hsu

A method to form an inductor, the method comprising: forming a metal structure by removing unwanted portions of the metal plate to form a first electrode, a second electrode, and a bare conductor wire between the first electrode and the second electrode, wherein a first thickness of the first electrode is greater than a thickness of the bare conductor wire, and a second thickness of the second electrode is greater than said thickness of the bare conductor wire; and forming a magnetic body to encapsulate the bare conductor wire, and a least one portion of the first electrode and a least one portion of the second electrode.

Method to form an inductive component

An inductive component is disclosed, the inductive component comprising a metal structure, comprising a bare conductor wire, a first electrode and a second electrode, wherein the first electrode and the second electrode are integrally formed with the bare conductor wire, wherein a first thickness of the first electrode is greater than that of the bare conductor wire and a second thickness of the second electrode is greater than that of the bare conductor wire; and a magnetic body encapsulating the bare conductor wire, at least one portion of the first electrode, and at least one portion of the second electrode, wherein the first lateral surface of the first electrode and the second lateral surface of the second electrode are embedded inside the magnetic body.

Integrally-formed inductor and a fabricatin method thereof

A movement device having a Stewart platform has a supporting body disposed on a horizontal plane, a movable platform, and four extensible links rotatably connected between the supporting body and the platform. The extension directions of the upper extensible links are in parallel with one another. When the movement device is in an equilibrium condition, the upper extensible links lie in a first common plane. When the movement device is in an equilibrium condition, vertical projections of the extension directions of the extensible links on a normal plane slant toward the horizontal plane; the vertical projection of the extension direction of the first bottom extensible link slants toward a first direction whereas the vertical projections of the extension directions of the other three extensible links slant toward a second direction, which is opposite to the first direction.

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Cheng-Hao Chang