Hi there, methinks me & others have been asking the same thing.
Could not find any web addresses, but here the text of the only reply
follows.
Please keep us informed if you manage to find anything on the subject.
Many thanks - Matt
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1) a circular inductor with an outer diameter of D and an inner diameter
of d will have an inductance of approximately :
0.492 L [nH] = ----------------- (D[mm]+d[mm])^2 n^2 2.25D[mm]-0.25d[mm]
if you use a central via then d becomes 0.
Elektronische Bauelemente, Michael Reisch, Springer-Verlag Berlin
Heidelberg 1998, p. 135
2.) a circular inductor with an outer diameter of E[cm] and a radius of
r[cm] will have an inductance of approximately;
21.5 n^2 (E-r) L[nH] = ----------- r 1+2.72 ----- (E-r)
Das grosse Werkbuch Elektronik Bd2, Dieter Nuehrmann, Franzis' Verlag
1998, p.1153
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>-----Original Message-----
>From:  McGlaughlin, Jeffrey A [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent:  Monday, June 05, 2000 2:09 PM
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>Subject:       [DC] Planer Inductors
>
>Does anyone know of a good set of design guides and equations for designing
>a planer inductor?
>The specifications I have are 22 uH (microHenry) with  4 ohm resistance
>maximum O.D. of 2mm on FR-4.
>I don't think this is possible but would like the math to prove it.
>
>TIA,
>Jeffrey A. McGlaughlin, C.I.D.
>Sr. PCB Designer
>Battelle Memorial Institute
>Columbus Ohio
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