This letter presents a novel integration approach for the electromagnetic interference choke. A low-permeability differential-mode (DM) choke is placed within the open window of the common-mode (CM) choke. Both chokes share the same winding structure. With the proposed approach, the footprint of inductors is greatly reduced, and high-DM inductance can be achieved. First, small-signal measurement is carried out to demonstrate the design concept and the symmetry of the proposed structure. Then large-signal experimental results verify the attenuation characteristics, as well as the thermal performance.
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