Dynamic threshold setting from power-line current or voltage measurements cuts false battery pack ID reads caused by offset variation.
Variable conduction-band BLDC control helps one power tool deliver heavy-duty torque while avoiding the battery weight penalty of higher-voltage packs.
Integrated coils and control circuits let one carry case align and apportion wireless power across multiple removable devices without extra chargers.
Local charging function nodes cut cross-area charging data transfer, lowering signaling load, network resource use, and operating cost.
Variable pressure-sensor sampling cuts idle power use while still detecting inhalation quickly to trigger vaporization when needed.
Connector-state detection identifies battery type and gates power supply in industrial vehicles when battery communication is absent.
A multi-pen docking cavity combines inductive charging and user authentication to simplify alignment, sharing, and data synchronization.
Charging coil challenge-response authentication secures contactless power transfer while reducing wear, corrosion, and manual charging steps.
Conditional mutual authentication skips unnecessary processing and limits wireless power transfer when validation fails, reducing heat and delay.
Injection-molded power traces let one battery pack switch cell connections for different tool voltages, reducing battery variety and weight burden.
Conductive charging plates and pronged receivers automate laptop charging in a cabinet while reducing cable wear and enabling device tracking.
When battery temperature is low, the BMS requests pulse charging from the pile to avoid low-temperature degradation and switch back to DC charging as conditions recover.
Interrupt-based D-signal detection helps a mobile terminal distinguish USB data links from chargers despite plug-in speed and pin-length variation.
Pre-linked battery and user IDs let a service server verify charging rights quickly, cutting delays before wireless portable charger use.
Cell-level monitors use NFC-powered data capture and self-healing switches to track battery history, isolate faults, and support recycling.
A detecting unit identifies the adapter type before power delivery, matching DC voltage and current to prevent heat, power loss, and device damage.
Dynamic Q-factor and inductance thresholds detect foreign objects before and during wireless charging to reduce heating, power waste, and damage.
Pre-ping Q factor and inductance checks improve foreign object detection in wireless charging coils, reducing heating, power waste, and damage.