Systems and methods for preventing wireless charging cross-connection
A wireless charging, cross-connection technology, applied in transmission systems, battery data exchange, near-field transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as trouble and inconvenience
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[0040] In some wireless power systems, and as described below, the transmitter and receiver communicate at a frequency other than the frequency used to transmit power. In some embodiments, it is desirable to establish a so-called out-of-band communication channel independently of the wireless energy field used to transmit power. Out-of-band communication channels are useful to reduce the complexity of in-band transmitter and receiver circuits. Because in-band power transfer and out-of-band communication channels have different characteristics, the receiver may be out of range for wireless power from the transmitter but within range for out-of-band communication. As a result, when there are multiple transmitters in a given space, a cross-connect can result, where a power transmitter sends power to a power receiver, but connects its control signals to another power receiver, or a power receiver is controlled by a power receiver. The transmitter is powered but has a control sign...
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