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The Use and <strong>Design</strong> of Passive <strong>Circuit</strong> Elements in IC Technologies<br />

Figure 5.24 Comparison of the basic � model for (a) regular inductor, and (b) shielded inductor.<br />

baluns consist of two interwound spirals that are magnetically coupled. A sample<br />

layout of a basic structure is shown in Figure 5.25. In this figure, two spirals<br />

are interwound in a 3:3 turns ratio structure. The structure can be characterized<br />

by a primary and secondary inductance and a mutual inductance or coupling<br />

factor, which describes how efficiently energy can be transferred from one spiral<br />

to the other. A symmetric structure with a turns ratio of 2:1 is shown in Figure<br />

5.26.<br />

A simplified transformer model is shown in Figure 5.27. This is modeled<br />

as two inductors, but with the addition of coupling coefficient k between them,<br />

and interwinding capacitance C IW from input to output.<br />

Example 5.8 Placing the Dots<br />

Place the dots on the transformer shown in Figure 5.26.<br />

Solution<br />

We will start by assuming that a current is flowing in the primary winding, as<br />

shown in Figure 5.28(a). This will cause a flux to flow into the page at the<br />

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