| CPC H01F 30/06 (2013.01) [H01F 27/245 (2013.01)] | 14 Claims |

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1. A power cell comprising:
a differential input and a differential output;
a frequency of operation and a period T, wherein the period T is an inverse of the frequency of operation;
a magnetic element formed by four identical magnetic flux conductive posts placed equidistant between two continuous magnetic flux conductive plates, each of the plates shaped to ensure a continuous flow of magnetic field through adjacent magnetic flux conductive posts;
a multilayer structure formed with an electrically conductive material, said multilayer structure including multiple layers forming a stack along length of the posts, and said multilayer structure configured as primary and secondary windings of a transformer;
the primary winding is embedded in the multilayer structure and wound around the magnetic flux conductive posts in such a way that a magnetic field induced in each of the magnetic flux conductive posts has a magnetic field polarity opposite to a polarity of the respective magnetic field of the magnetic flux conductive post adjacent the respective magnetic flux conductive post;
at least two layers of the multilayer structure, forming the secondary winding, referred to as secondary layers;
semiconductor devices on at least one of the secondary layers, said semiconductor devices positioned radially between the magnetic flux conductive posts;
resonant capacitors electrically connected to the secondary windings and the semiconductor devices;
on each of the secondary layers, a continuous conductive ring made of conductive material and which encircles from outside all the magnetic flux conductive posts;
copper pads placed between adjacent magnetic flux conductive posts, connected to the semiconductor devices; and
a current flowing through the semiconductor devices, the resonant capacitors, the continuous conductive ring, and the copper pads, wherein the current encircles each of the magnetic flux conductive posts, and a part of a conduction path is through the continuous conductive rings.
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