A resonance contactless power supply device maintains a predetermined phase difference between AC voltage and current using an active control circuit.
Modular sensor interface with magnetic coupling and wireless communication eliminates professional disassembly during field upgrades.
A wireless power transmitter scans a frequency range to detect chargeable devices and foreign objects before initiating energy transfer.
Angled ferrite rods in secondary coils enhance magnetic resonant coupling, maintaining continuous power to telemetric devices despite orientation changes.
Wireless inductive coupling between drill and dust extractor eliminates mechanical contacts that accumulate debris and cause electrical failures.
A reconfigurable address generation circuit uses X and Y counters with clip processing to produce read addresses for image data.
Tapered conical tips with plasmonic coating minimize parasitic capacitance to enable rectification up to hundreds of THz.
Single-inductor SIMO AC-AC converter topology uses resonant tanks to generate multiple independent AC outputs from one power stage.