RESONANT TRANSFORMER

Abstract

A resonant transformer includes a bobbin, a primary winding coil, plural secondary winding coils, and a magnetic core assembly. The bobbin includes a main body and a channel running through the main body. The main body includes a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections. Plural pins are arranged at the first winding section. The single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section. The primary winding coil is wound around the first winding section of the bobbin and connected with the pins. The secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of the bobbin. The magnetic core assembly is partially embedded into the channel of the bobbin.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a resonant transformer, and more particularly to a slim resonant transformer.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

A transformer has become an essential electronic component for voltage regulation into required voltages for various kinds of electric appliances.

In the power supply system of the new-generation electric products such as LCD televisions, leakage inductance transformers (e.g. LLC transformers) become more and more prevailing. The use of the leakage inductance transformer may reduce damage possibility of the switch, minimize noise and enhance performance.

FIG. 1 is a schematic exploded view of a conventional leakage inductance transformer. As shown in FIG. 1, the transformer 1 comprises a bobbin 11, a covering member 12, and a magnetic core assembly 13. A primary winding coil 111 and a secondary winding coil 112 are wound around the bobbin 11. The output terminals 113, 114 of the primary and the secondary winding coils 111, 112 are directly wound and soldered on pins 115, which are perpendicularly extended from the bottom of the bobbin 11. The covering member 12 is used for partially sheltering the upper portion of the bobbin 11 in order to increase the creepage distances between the primary winding coil 111, the secondary winding coil 112 and the magnetic core assembly 13. The magnetic core assembly 13 includes middle portions 131 and leg portions 132. The middle portions 131 are accommodated within a channel 116 of the bobbin 11. The bobbin 11 is partially enclosed by the leg portions 132. Meanwhile, the transformer 1 is assembled.

Please refer to FIG. 1 again. After the covering member 12 is placed over the bobbin 11 to shelter the bobbin 11, the creepage distances between the primary winding coil 111, the secondary winding coil 112 and the magnetic core assembly 13 are increased. The use of the covering member 12, however, increases the overall height of the transformer 1. In addition, the required inductance is determined according to the turn numbers of the primary winding coil 111 and the secondary winding coil 112. If the diameter of the primary winding coil 111 or the secondary winding coil 112 is too large, the overall volume of the transformer 1 is increased as the turn numbers are increased. That is, it is difficult to minimize the conventional transformer 1.

In addition, after the transformer 1 is assembled, an air gap (not shown) is defined between the corresponding leg portions 132. The air gap is formed between the primary winding coil 111 and a secondary winding coil 112. If the secondary winding coil 112 is in a short-circuit condition, the magnetic path possibly causes individual loop. Under this circumstance, the leakage inductance of the transformer 1 fails to be stably controlled.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

It is an object of the present invention to provide a resonant transformer having plural single-trough second winding sections. Plural secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections, so that the winding means and the magnetic path are changed.

Another object of the present invention provides a resonant transformer having an air gap disposed over the primary winding coil, thereby stably controlling the leakage inductance.

A further object of the present invention provides a resonant transformer having increased winding space, enhanced electric conversion efficiency, and reduced heat generation.

A still object of the present invention provides a resonant transformer having plural modular bobbins connected with each other in parallel, so that the output voltage of the resonant transformer is increased.

In accordance with an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a resonant transformer. The resonant transformer includes a bobbin, a primary winding coil, plural secondary winding coils, and a magnetic core assembly. The bobbin includes a main body and a channel running through the main body. The main body includes a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections. Plural pins are arranged at the first winding section. The single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section. The primary winding coil is wound around the first winding section of the bobbin and connected with the pins. The secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of the bobbin. The magnetic core assembly is partially embedded into the channel of the bobbin.

In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a resonant transformer. The resonant transformer includes a bobbin, a primary winding coil, plural secondary winding coils, a covering member, and a magnetic core assembly. The bobbin includes a main body and a first channel running through the main body. The main body includes a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections. Plural pins are arranged at the first winding section. The single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section. The primary winding coil is wound around the first winding section of the bobbin and connected with the pins. The secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of the bobbin. The covering member includes a second channel. The magnetic core assembly is partially embedded into the first channel of the bobbin and the second channel of the covering member.

In accordance with a further aspect of the present invention, there is provided a resonant transformer. The resonant transformer includes a first bobbin, a first primary winding coil, plural first secondary winding coils, a second bobbin, a second primary winding coil, plural second secondary winding coils, and a magnetic core assembly. The first bobbin includes a first main body and a first channel running through the first main body. The first main body includes a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections. Plural pins are arranged at the first winding section. The single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section. The first primary winding coil is wound around the first winding section of the first bobbin, and connected with the pins at the first winding section. The first secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of the first bobbin. The second bobbin includes a second main body and a second channel running through the second main body. The second main body includes a third winding section and plural single-trough fourth winding sections. The single-trough fourth winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the third winding section. The second primary winding coil are wound around the third winding section of the second bobbin, and connected with the pins at the first winding section of the first bobbin. The second secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough fourth winding sections of the second bobbin. The magnetic core assembly is partially embedded into the first channel of the first bobbin and the second channel of the second bobbin.

The above contents of the present invention will become more readily apparent to those ordinarily skilled in the art after reviewing the following detailed description and accompanying drawings, in which:

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic exploded view of a conventional transformer;

FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a first embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3A is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a second embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3B is a schematic assembled view illustrating the resonant transformer of FIG. 3A;

FIG. 4A is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a third embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 4B is a schematic assembled view illustrating the resonant transformer of FIG. 4A.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The present invention will now be described more specifically with reference to the following embodiments. It is to be noted that the following descriptions of preferred embodiments of this invention are presented herein for purpose of illustration and description only. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to be limited to the precise form disclosed.

FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the resonant transformer 2 comprises a bobbin 21, a primary winding coil 22, plural secondary winding coils 23, and a magnetic core assembly 24.

The bobbin 21 comprises a main body 210, a channel 211, plural partition plates 212, a first side plate 213, a second side plate 214, a first connecting base 215 and a second connecting base 216. The channel 211 runs through the main body 210. The main body 210 is substantially cylinder tube with a rectangular cross-section. The first side plate 213 and the second side plate 214 are respectively arranged at two opposite sides of the main body 210. The partition plates 212 are disposed on the main body 210, and arranged between the first side plate 213 and the second side plate 214. In addition, the partition plates 212 are substantially parallel to the first side plate 213 and the second side plate 214. By the first side plate 213, the second side plate 214 and the partition plates 212, a first winding section 217 and plural single-trough second winding sections 218 are collectively defined on the main body 210. The first winding section 217 is disposed in the middle of the main body 220. The primary winding coil 22 is wound around the first winding section 217. The two partition plates 212a and 212b that define the first winding section 217 have a first pin 219a and a second pin 219b, respectively. The outlet parts of the primary winding coil 22 are fixed on the first pin 219a and the second pin 219b, so that the primary winding coil 22 is electrically connected to a circuit board (not shown). The single-trough second winding sections 218 are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section 217. The secondary winding coils 23 are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections 218. The first connecting base 215 and the second connecting base 216 are respectively extended from external surfaces of the first side plate 213 and the second side plate 214. Plural pins 215a and 216a are respectively extended from the first connecting base 215 and the second connecting base 216. Via the pins 215a and 216a, the secondary winding coils 23 are electrically connected with the circuit board.

In this embodiment, the bobbin 21 further comprises a central separation plate 217a. The central separation plate 217a is arranged in the first winding section 217. By the central separation plate 217a, the first winding section 217 is divided into a first portion 217c and a second portion 217d, so that the first winding section 217 is a multi-trough winding section. In addition, the central separation plate 217a further includes a notch 217b. During the procedure of winding the primary winding coil 22 around the first winding section 217, the primary winding coil 22 could be wound from the first portion 217c to the second portion 217d (or from the second portion 217d to the first portion 217c) through the notch 217b. In some embodiments, the central separation plate 217a is omitted, so that the first winding section 217 is also a single-trough winding section.

In this embodiment, the resonant transformer 2 has two single-trough second winding sections 218, which are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section 217. That is, two secondary winding coils 23 are respectively wound around the two single-trough second winding sections 218. Moreover, the two secondary winding coils 23 are connected to each other in parallel. As such, the turn number of each secondary winding coil 23 could be reduced while the total turn number is kept unchanged. Since the volume occupied by the secondary winding coils 23 is reduced, the overall volume of the resonant transformer 2 is reduced to achieve the purpose of minimization. It is noted that the number of the single-trough second winding sections 218 could be varied as required. For example, in some embodiments, the bobbin 21 has four single-trough second winding sections 218.

Please refer to FIG. 2 again. In this embodiment, the primary winding coil 22 is a conductive wire that is wound around the first winding section 217 of the main body 210. The primary winding coil 22 has two outlet parts 22a and 22b. For winding the primary winding coil 22, the outlet part 22a is firstly wound around the first portion 217c of the first winding section 217 and then wound around the second portion 217d through the notch 217b of the central separation plate 217a. Then, the outlet part 22a of the primary winding coil 22 is wound around and soldered on the first pin 219a of the partition plate 212a (beside the first portion 217c), and the outlet part 22b of the primary winding coil 22 is wound around and soldered on the second pin 219b of the partition plate 212b (beside the second portion 217d). Since the outlet parts 22a and 22b of the primary winding coil 22 are wound around the first pin 219a and the second pin 219b, the winding space of the first winding section 217 is increased. In other words, since the turn number of the primary winding coil 22 wound around the first winding section 217 is increased, the electric conversion efficiency is enhanced. In addition, the heat generated during operation of the transformer 2 is reduced.

It is noted that the winding direction of the primary winding coil 22 could be varied as required. In some embodiments, the outlet part 22b is firstly wound around the second portion 217d of the first winding section 217 and then wound around the first portion 217c through the notch 217b of the central separation plate 217a. The secondary winding coils 23 are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections 218. That is, each secondary winding coil 23 is wound around a corresponding single-trough second winding section 218. The two outlet parts of each secondary winding coil 23 are soldered on the pins 215a and 216a that are respectively extended from the first connecting base 215 and the second connecting base 216.

Please refer to FIG. 2 again. The magnetic core assembly 24 comprises a first magnetic part 241 and a second magnetic part 242. The first magnetic part 241 of the magnetic core assembly 24 comprises a first leg portion 241a and a second leg portion 241b. The second magnetic part 242 of the magnetic core assembly 24 also comprises a first leg portion 242a and a second leg portion 242b. The first leg portions 241a and 242a are aligned with the channel 211 of the bobbin 21. After the first leg portions 241a and 242a are embedded into the channel 211 of the bobbin 21, the first magnetic part 241, the second magnetic part 242 and the bobbin 21 are combined together to assemble the resonant transformer 2. As such, the second leg portions 241b and 242b are disposed beside the bobbin 21. In this embodiment, the first magnetic part 241 and the second magnetic part 242 are U cores, so that the magnetic core assembly 24 is a UU-type magnetic core assembly. Alternatively, the first magnetic part 241 and the second magnetic part 242 of the magnetic core assembly 24 collectively define an EE-type magnetic core assembly. Since the air gap (not shown) between the second leg portions 241b and 242b is over the primary winding coil 22, the leakage inductance of the transformer 2 is not influenced by the air gap. By adjusting the distance between the primary winding coil 22 and secondary winding coil 23 or increasing the turn numbers of the winding coils, the leakage inductance of the transformer 2 could be stably controlled.

FIG. 3A is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a second embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3A, the resonant transformer 3 comprises a bobbin 31, a primary winding coil 32, plural secondary winding coils 33, and a magnetic core assembly 34.

The bobbin 31 comprises a main body 310, a first channel 311, plural partition plates 312, a first side plate 313, a second side plate 314, a first connecting base 315 and a second connecting base 316. By the first side plate 313, the second side plate 314 and the partition plates 312, a first winding section 317 and plural single-trough second winding sections 318 are collectively defined on the main body 310. The magnetic core assembly 34 comprises a first magnetic part 341 and a second magnetic part 342. The first magnetic part 341 of the magnetic core assembly 34 comprises a first leg portion 341a and a second leg portion 341b. The second magnetic part 342 of the magnetic core assembly 34 also comprises a first leg portion 342a and a second leg portion 342b. The bobbin 31 further comprises a first pin 319a, a second pin 319b, and pins 315a, 316a. The configurations and functions of the main body 310, the first channel 311, the partition plates 312, the first side plate 313, a second side plate 314, the first connecting base 315, the second connecting base 316, the first pin 319a, the second pin 319b and the pins 315a, 316a of the bobbin 31, the primary winding coil 32, the secondary winding coils 33 and the magnetic core assembly 34 are similar to those described in FIG. 2, and are not redundantly described herein. In comparison with the transformer 2 of FIG. 2, the first side plate 313, the second side plate 314, the first connecting base 315 and the second connecting base 316 are respectively longer than the first side plate 213, the second side plate 214, the first connecting base 215 and the second connecting base 216. The first side plate 313, the second side plate 314, the first connecting base 315 and the second connecting base 316 are substantially perpendicular to the main body 310. Moreover, the first side plate 313 and the second side plate 314 have a first coupling part 313a and a second coupling part 314a, respectively. In this embodiment, the first coupling part 313a and the second coupling part 314a are concave structures formed in the upper edges of the first side plate 313 and the second side plate 314, respectively. Moreover, the first side plate 313 and the second side plate 314 have a first opening 313b and a second opening 314b, which are respectively aligned with the second leg portions 341b and 342b.

Please refer to FIG. 3A again. The resonant transformer 3 further comprises a covering member 35. The covering member 35 is a rectangular case having a second channel 350. The both ends of the second channel 350 are aligned with the first opening 313b of the first side plate 313 and the second opening 314b of the second side plate 314. In addition, corresponding to the first coupling part 313a and the second coupling part 314a, the covering member 35 further comprises a third coupling part 351 and a fourth coupling part 352, respectively. When the third coupling part 351 and the fourth coupling part 352 are respectively engaged with the first coupling part 313a and the second coupling part 314a, the covering member 35 and the bobbin 31 are combined together. In this embodiment, the third coupling part 351 and the fourth coupling part 352 are convex structures.

FIG. 3B is a schematic assembled view illustrating the resonant transformer of FIG. 3A. Hereinafter, a process of assembling the resonant transformer 3 will be illustrated with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B. First of all, the covering member 35 is placed between the extension parts of the first side plate 313 and the second side plate 314 of the bobbin 31. Then, the third coupling part 351 and the fourth coupling part 352 are respectively engaged with the first coupling part 313a and the second coupling part 314a, so that the covering member 35 and the bobbin 31 are combined together. Meanwhile, the first opening 313b of the first side plate 313 and the second opening 314b of the second side plate 314 are in communication with the second channel 350 of the covering member 35. Then, the first leg portion 341a of the first magnetic part 341 and the first leg portion 342a of the second magnetic part 342 are embedded into the first channel 311 of the bobbin 31, and the second leg portions 341b and 342b are respectively penetrated through the openings 313b and 314b and embedded into the second channel 350 of the covering member 35. At the same time, the first magnetic part 341 and the second magnetic part 342 that are exposed outside the bobbin 31 are supported on the first surface 315b of the first connecting base 315 and the second surface 316b of the second connecting base 316. The resulting structure of the transformer 3 is shown in FIG. 3B. Since the primary winding coil 32 and the secondary winding coils 33 wound around the bobbin 31 are separated from the magnetic core assembly 34 by the covering member 35, the safety distance of the transformer 3 is maintained. In some embodiments, the covering member 35 further includes a hollow portion 353. A partition plate (not shown) is arranged in the hollow portion 353. The second leg portions 341b and 342b are separated by the partition plate in order to maintain the safety distance. It is noted that, however, those skilled in the art will readily observe that numerous modifications and alterations of the covering member 35 may be made while retaining the teachings of the invention.

FIG. 4A is a schematic exploded view illustrating a resonant transformer according to a third embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4A, the resonant transformer 4 comprises a first bobbin 41, a first primary winding coil 42, plural first secondary winding coils 43, a second bobbin 44, a second primary winding coil 45, plural second secondary winding coils 46, and a magnetic core assembly 47.

The first bobbin 41 comprises a first main body 410, a first channel 411, plural partition plates 412, a first side plate 413, a second side plate 414, a first connecting base 415 and a second connecting base 416. By the first side plate 413, the second side plate 414 and the partition plates 412, a first winding section 417 and plural single-trough second winding sections 418 are collectively defined on the first main body 410. The second bobbin 44 comprises a second main body 440, a second channel 441, plural partition plates 442, a third side plate 443, a fourth side plate 444, a third connecting base 445 and a fourth connecting base 446. By the third side plate 443, the fourth side plate 444 and the partition plates 442, a third winding section 447 and plural single-trough fourth winding sections 448 are collectively defined on the second main body 440. The configurations of the first bobbin 41, the second bobbin 44 and the magnetic core assembly 47 and the means of winding the first primary winding coil 42, the first secondary winding coils 43, the second primary winding coil 45 and the second secondary winding coils 46 are similar to those described in the above embodiments, and are not redundantly described herein. Moreover, the first side plate 413 and the second side plate 414 have a first coupling part 413a and a second coupling part 414a, respectively; and the third side plate 443 and the fourth side plate 444 have a third coupling part 443a and a fourth coupling part 444a, respectively. The first coupling part 413a and the third coupling part 443a have complementary structures, and the second coupling part 414a and the fourth coupling part 444a have complementary structures. In this embodiment, the first coupling part 413a and the fourth coupling part 444a are concave structures, and the second coupling part 414a and the third coupling part 443a are convex structures. When the third coupling part 443a and the fourth coupling part 444a are respectively engaged with the first coupling part 413a and the second coupling part 414a, the second bobbin 44 and the first bobbin 41 are combined together. It is noted that the numbers and configurations of the coupling parts may be varied as required.

Moreover, the first connecting base 415 and the second connecting base 416 of the first bobbin 41 have a first engaging part 415c and a second engaging part (not shown), respectively. Corresponding to the first engaging part 415c and the second engaging part, the third connecting base 445 and the fourth connecting base 446 have a third engaging part 445c and a fourth engaging part 446c, respectively. In this embodiment, the first engaging part 415c and the fourth engaging part 446c are concave structures, and the second engaging part and the third engaging part 445c are convex structures. When the third engaging part 445c and the fourth engaging part 446c are respectively engaged with the first engaging part 415c and the second engaging part, the second bobbin 44 and the first bobbin 41 are securely combined together. It is noted that the numbers and configurations of the engaging parts may be varied as required.

Please refer to FIG. 4A again. In views of cost-effectiveness, the first bobbin 41 and the second bobbin 44 are modular bobbins. That is, the first coupling part 413a of the first bobbin 41 and the fourth coupling part 444a of the second bobbin 44 have the same configurations, and the second coupling part 414a of the first bobbin 41 and the third coupling part 443 of the second bobbin 44 have the same configurations. In addition, the first engaging part 415c of the first bobbin 41 and fourth connecting base 446 of the second bobbin 44 have the same configurations, and the second engaging part of the first bobbin 41 and third engaging part 445c of the second bobbin 44 have the same configurations. Since the first bobbin 41 and the second bobbin 44 have the same configurations, the manufacture could produce one kind of bobbin without the need of designing various bobbins. In other words, the transformer 4 is very cost-effective.

FIG. 4B is a schematic assembled view illustrating the resonant transformer of FIG. 4A. Hereinafter, a process of assembling the resonant transformer 4 will be illustrated with reference to FIGS. 4A and 4B. First of all, the first primary winding coil 42 and the first secondary winding coils 43 are respectively wound around the first winding section 417 and the second winding sections 418 of the first bobbin 41, and the second primary winding coil 45 and the second secondary winding coils 46 are respectively wound around the third winding section 447 and the fourth winding sections 448 of the second bobbin 44. Then, the outlet part 42a of the first primary winding coil 42 and the outlet part 45b of the second primary winding coil 45 are fixed on the first pin 419a, and the outlet part 42b of the first primary winding coil 42 and the outlet part 45a of the second primary winding coil 45 are fixed on the second pin 419b. As such, the first primary winding coil 42 and the second primary winding coil 45 are connected with each other. Next, the outlets of the first secondary winding coils 43 and the second secondary winding coils 46 are fixed on the pins 415a, 416a, 445a and 446a of the first connecting base 415, the second connecting base 416, the third connecting base 445 and the fourth connecting base 446.

Then, the first leg portion 471a of the first magnetic part 471 and the first leg portion 472a of the second magnetic part 472 are embedded into the first channel 411 of the first bobbin 41, and the second leg portions 471b and 472b are respectively embedded into the second channel 444 of the second bobbin 44. At the same time, the first magnetic part 471 that is exposed outside the first bobbin 41 and the second bobbin 44 is supported on the first surface 415b of the first connecting base 415 and the third surface 445b of the third connecting base 445, and the second magnetic part 472 that is exposed outside the first bobbin 41 and the second bobbin 44 is supported on the second surface 416b of the second connecting base 416 and the fourth surface 446b of the fourth connecting base 446. The resulting structure of the resonant transformer 4 is shown in FIG. 4B. Since plural modular bobbins could be connected with each other in parallel to assemble the resonant transformer 4, the output voltage of the resonant transformer 4 is increased. It is noted that, however, those skilled in the art will readily observe that numerous modifications and alterations may be made while retaining the teachings of the invention. For example, if three modular bobbins are connected with each other in parallel, an EE-type core assembly is used to assemble the resonant transformer of the present invention.

From the above description, since the secondary winding coils are wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of the bobbin, the resonant transformer of the present invention has enhanced electric conversion efficiency. Since the outlet parts of the primary winding coil are fixed on the pins at the first winding section of the bobbin, the winding space of the first winding section is increased and the heat generated during operation of the resonant transformer is reduced. Moreover, since the single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of the first winding section, the air gap defined by the magnetic core assembly is disposed over the primary winding coil. Under this circumstance, the leakage inductance of the resonant transformer could be stably controlled, and the overall volume of the transformer is reduced. Moreover, since plural modular bobbins could be connected with each other in parallel to assemble the resonant transformer, the output voltage of the resonant transformer is increased, the utilization flexibility is increased, and the fabricating cost is reduced.

While the invention has been described in terms of what is presently considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention needs not be limited to the disclosed embodiment. On the contrary, it is intended to cover various modifications and similar arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims which are to be accorded with the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and similar structures.

Claims

1. A resonant transformer comprising: a bobbin comprising a main body and a channel running through said main body, wherein said main body comprises a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections, plural pins are arranged at said first winding section, and said single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of said first winding section;a primary winding coil wound around said first winding section of said bobbin, and connected with said pins;plural secondary winding coils wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of said bobbin; anda magnetic core assembly partially embedded into said channel of said bobbin.

2. The resonant transformer according to claim 1 wherein said bobbin further comprises: a first side plate and a second side plate disposed on two opposite sides of said main body; andplural partition plates disposed on said main body and arranged between said first side plate and said second side plate;wherein said first winding section and said single-trough second winding sections are defined by said partition plates, said first side plate and said second side plate.

3. The resonant transformer according to claim 2 wherein a first connecting base and a second connecting base are respectively extended from said first side plate and said second side plate, and plural additional pins are extended from said first connecting base and said second connecting base to be connected with outlet parts of said secondary winding coils.

4. The resonant transformer according to claim 1 wherein said first winding section of said bobbin is a single-trough winding section or a multi-trough winding section.

5. The resonant transformer according to claim 1 wherein said magnetic core assembly comprises a first magnetic part and a second magnetic part, each of said first magnetic part and said second magnetic part comprises a first leg portion and a second leg portion, and said first leg portion is embedded into said first channel of said bobbin.

6. A resonant transformer comprising: a bobbin comprising a main body and a first channel running through said main body, wherein said main body comprises a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections, plural pins are arranged at said first winding section, and said single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of said first winding section;a primary winding coil wound around said first winding section of said bobbin, and connected with said pins;plural secondary winding coils wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of said bobbin;a covering member comprising a second channel; anda magnetic core assembly partially embedded into said first channel of said bobbin and said second channel of said covering member.

7. The resonant transformer according to claim 6 wherein said first winding section of said bobbin is a single-trough winding section or a multi-trough winding section.

8. The resonant transformer according to claim 6 wherein said bobbin further comprises: a first side plate and a second side plate disposed on two opposite sides of said main body; andplural partition plates disposed on said main body and arranged between said first side plate and said second side plate;wherein said first winding section and said single-trough second winding sections are defined by said partition plates, said first side plate and said second side plate.

9. The resonant transformer according to claim 8 wherein a first connecting base and a second connecting base are respectively extended from said first side plate and said second side plate, and plural additional pins are extended from said first connecting base and said second connecting base to be connected with outlet parts of said secondary winding coils.

10. The resonant transformer according to claim 9 wherein said first side plate, said second side plate, said first connecting base and said second connecting base are substantially perpendicular to said bobbin, and said first side plate and said second side plate have a first opening and a second opening, respectively, wherein when said covering member is combined with said bobbin, said second channel is in communication with said first opening and said second opening.

11. The resonant transformer according to claim 10 wherein said bobbin has a first coupling part and a second coupling part, and said covering member has a third coupling part and a fourth coupling part to be respectively engaged with said first coupling part and said second coupling part.

12. The resonant transformer according to claim 11 wherein said first coupling part and said fourth coupling part are convex structures, and said second coupling part and said third coupling part are concave structures.

13. The resonant transformer according to claim 6 wherein said magnetic core assembly comprises a first magnetic part and a second magnetic part, and each of said first magnetic part and said second magnetic part comprises a first leg portion and a second leg portion, wherein said first leg portion is embedded into said first channel of said bobbin, and said second leg portion is embedded into said second channel of said covering member.

14. A resonant transformer comprising: a first bobbin comprising a first main body and a first channel running through said first main body, wherein said first main body comprises a first winding section and plural single-trough second winding sections, plural pins are arranged at said first winding section, and said single-trough second winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of said first winding section;a first primary winding coil wound around said first winding section of said first bobbin, and connected with said pins at said first winding section;plural first secondary winding coils wound around respective single-trough second winding sections of said first bobbin;a second bobbin comprising a second main body and a second channel running through said second main body, wherein said second main body comprises a third winding section and plural single-trough fourth winding sections, and said single-trough fourth winding sections are arranged at bilateral sides of said third winding section;a second primary winding coil wound around said third winding section of said second bobbin, and connected with said pins at said first winding section of said first bobbin;plural second secondary winding coils wound around respective single-trough fourth winding sections of said second bobbin; anda magnetic core assembly partially embedded into said first channel of said first bobbin and said second channel of said second bobbin.

15. The resonant transformer according to claim 14 wherein said first bobbin and said second bobbin have the same configurations.

16. The resonant transformer according to claim 14 wherein said first bobbin has a first coupling part and a second coupling part, and said second bobbin has a third coupling part and a fourth coupling part to be respectively engaged with said first coupling part and said second coupling part.

17. The resonant transformer according to claim 16 wherein said first coupling part and said fourth coupling part are convex structures, and said second coupling part and said third coupling part are concave structures.

18. The resonant transformer according to claim 14 wherein said first bobbin has a first engaging part and a second engaging part, and said second bobbin has a third engaging part and a fourth engaging part to be respectively engaged with said first engaging part and said second engaging part.

19. The resonant transformer according to claim 18 wherein said first engaging part and said fourth engaging part are concave structures, and said second engaging part and said third engaging part are convex structures.