2225 2002 eng 1432 1440 9 5 38 article 0 -- 2023-06-09 -- IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications 1939-9367 10.1109/TIA.2002.802996 @articlegerber_volumetric_2002, title = A volumetric optimization of a low-pass filter, volume = 38, issn = 1939-9367, doi = 10.1109/TIA.2002.802996, abstract = The low-pass filter (LPF) is a fundamental component of many power electronic systems, for example, the output filters of DC-to-DC converters. The volume of the two components that constitute the LPF contribute a majority of the final system’s volume, thus affecting the overall power density of the system. To be able to reach the high power densities that are required nowadays, the packaging of these components needs to be addressed. A new packaging approach is considered where the main criteria is to increase the packaging density of the LPF. The filter is considered volumetrically, and the minimum possible volume is derived. The construction and losses of such a filter are also discussed., pages = 1432–1440, number = 5, journaltitle = IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, author = Gerber, M. and Ferreira, J.A. and Hofsajer, I.W., date = 2002-09, note = Conference Name: IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, keywords = DC-DC power converters, Electronic packaging thermal management, Industry Applications Society, Integrated circuit interconnections, Low pass filters, Magnetic separation, Manufacturing, Power electronics, Power system interconnection, md5:a3e98c72a0b3ca536dadfe6a08046042 2023-06-09T07:22:10+00:00 /tmp/phpyseIo7 bibtex 6482d3224b71a5.54058441 2 Nein M. Gerber J.A. Ferreira I.W. Hofsajer Norbert Seliger eng uncontrolled DC-DC power converters eng uncontrolled Electronic packaging thermal management eng uncontrolled Industry Applications Society eng uncontrolled Integrated circuit interconnections eng uncontrolled Low pass filters eng uncontrolled Magnetic separation eng uncontrolled Manufacturing eng uncontrolled Power electronics eng uncontrolled Power system interconnection Fakultät für Ingenieurwissenschaften Technische Hochschule Rosenheim