Wireless energy transfer for rechargeable batteries
A wireless energy and recharging technology, applied in charging stations, battery circuit devices, electric vehicle charging technology, etc., can solve problems such as restricting movement, reducing system reliability, safety risk obstacles, etc., and achieve the effect of optimizing energy exchange
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[0065] Wireless battery construction
[0066] Resonators and electronics can be integrated into or placed close to the battery to enable wireless energy transfer to the battery, allowing wireless charging of the battery pack. With the addition of a resonator and control circuitry, cells and packs can wirelessly draw energy from a source and recharge without having to be precisely positioned within a charger. Wireless batteries and battery packs can be wirelessly recharged inside the host device from an external wireless power source without requiring the device to be physically plugged into an external energy supply.
[0067] Figure 6 One example of a wireless battery including a magnetic resonator is shown. The exemplary battery includes a resonator coil 606 wound around an optional block 608 of magnetic material. The block of magnetic material 608 may be hollow and may house power and control circuitry (not shown) and optionally a rechargeable battery 604 that may be rec...
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