The Master thesis of Florian Hämmerle focuses on a planar coil manufactured using a microtechnology based process.

Florian Hämmerle did carry out his Master thesis "Simulation and Characterization of a Miniaturized Planar Coil" at the Research Center for Microtechnology at the University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg.

To verify the simulation results the equivalent circuit parameters of the miniaturized planar coil were measured using OMICRON Lab's vector network analyzer Bode 100. Finaly the difference between the simulated results and the measured values was <5%.

We thank Florian for allowing us to offer a pdf of the complete thesis on our webpage.

Simulation and Characterization of a Miniaturized Planar Coil

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**About the FHV:** The FHV - University of Applied Sciences is located in Vorarlberg, Austria. Originally founded as an educational association called "Technikum Vorarlberg" in 1989, the FHV gained the academic status University of Applied Sciences in 1999. In close cooperation with the internatonal industry the FHV operates research centers in the following sceintific fields: Microtechnology, Process- and Product- Engineering, User- Centered Technologies, Society and Socio- Economics

**Florian Hämmerle, MSc**
has now finished his master studies and is now working for OMICRON Lab.

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