Wireless kitchen power identifies appliances by transmitter ID or power-use profiles, removing cords while preserving control and safety.
Variable communication slots separate high-power AC transfer from data exchange, improving wireless power delivery and signal fidelity.
A surgical instrument uses concentric electrodes to apply controlled electric fields for tissue ablation.
Sensor-driven transmitters converge power waves at precise locations, avoiding sensitive objects and ensuring safe EMF exposure levels.
A segmented primary coil array detects secondary coil position via induced voltage to enable automatic wireless power transfer.
A stacked capacitive plate and inductor system facilitates resonance at a predetermined frequency to collect ambient electromagnetic energy.