Object detection device for inductive charging system
A technology of inductive charging and object detection, which is applied in measuring devices, circuit devices, radio wave measuring systems, etc., and can solve problems such as fire hazards
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[0032] like figure 1 As shown, an inductive charging system (ICS) 10 includes a ground pad module (GPM) 12 that includes a coil 14 and a drive circuit 16 coupled to an electrical power supply 18 . The drive circuit 16 conditions the power signals from the supply 18 to apply these power signals to the coil 14 in a suitable form. Coil 12 is driven to generate magnetic field 20 by applying the power signal described above (denoted as current I and voltage V).
[0033] The power supply 18 may be, for example, a domestic voltage supply at 110V or 220V. Such household installations will be limited to 2kW to 3kW, which means that charging the battery typically takes several hours. A larger power supply, such as a polyphase supply at 415 volts or higher, enables charging to be completed faster. In a commercial or industrial implementation, greater power (and thus faster charging) may be provided.
[0034] The size and form of the floor pad module 12 depends on the technical requir...
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