Galvanic isolation between primary and secondary windings reduces network load while enabling continuous drilling operations.
A wireless power supply system adjusts AC frequency to match varying resonance conditions in the reception apparatus.
A metallic foreign object detector uses a resonance circuit to generate vibration signals for detection.
A bump-in-the-wire security device provides cryptographic separation between legacy microgrid components and external networks.
Dynamic resonant frequency adjustment resolves fixed-frequency inefficiencies across varying wireless power transmission modes.
Alternating differential amplifier input polarity cancels voltage offset errors, improving current sense ratio accuracy across varying load conditions.
Primary windings along guide rails induce current in car-mounted secondary windings, eliminating cumbersome moving cables and reducing device complexity.
Segmenting AC and DC grids via successive linear approximation determines secure economic dispatch while protecting proprietary converter details.
A wireless power transmitter detects simultaneous receiver packets to prevent signal collisions during multi-device charging.
A multi-mode wireless power transmitter uses a dynamically tunable resonant drive circuit to deliver energy across varying frequencies.
Transmitter creates localized RF energy pockets to charge devices while a management system tracks usage for billing.
A wireless power feeder enables bi-directional current flow in the first coil to support high voltage inputs without resonance circuits.