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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 09, 2016
Filed:
Sep. 05, 2012
Philippe Klein, Saint Pierre d'Allevard, FR;
Philippe Klein, Saint Pierre d'Allevard, FR;
Abstract
A current sensor includes a printed circuit and current lines. The printed circuit comprises a stack, along a vertical direction, of metallization layers mechanically separated by electrically insulating layers, and a measurement or excitation coil wound around a vertical winding axis. The coil is formed by conductive tracks made in at least one metallization layer. One or more current lines are positioned in a plane parallel to the layers and are configured to be supplied with currents to be measured. The coil comprises turns formed by conductive tracks, made in respective metallization layers, electrically connected to one another by pads passing through at least one of the electrically insulating layers, to form a coil that extends along the vertical winding axis.
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