Method and apparatus for wirelessly transmitting charging power
A wireless power and charging power technology, applied in output power conversion devices, charging stations, exchanging data chargers, etc., can solve problems such as faults and excessive power consumption
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[0028] The detailed description set forth below with reference to the accompanying drawings is to describe some embodiments and not merely to represent the embodiments. The detailed description includes specific details to provide a thorough understanding of the embodiments. In some instances, some devices are shown in block diagram form.
[0029] Transferring power wirelessly refers to transferring any form of energy associated with electric, magnetic, electromagnetic fields, etc., from a transmitter to a receiver without the use of physical electrical conductors (eg, power can be transferred through free space). Power transfer may be achieved by receiving, capturing, or coupling out power into a wireless field (eg, a magnetic field) through a "receive coil."
[0030] Electric vehicles are used herein to describe long-range systems, an example of which is a vehicle that includes, as part of its locomotive capabilities, electrical power derived from a rechargeable energy stor...
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