Folding units with voids stack independent charging modules for multi-device use while conductive films shield electromagnetic interference.
A wireless power feeder drives a feeding coil at the receiving coil resonance frequency without forming a local resonance circuit.
Impedance converter transforms load impedance to prevent efficiency drops caused by high coupling degrees and increased coil distance.
Transmitters create localized energy pockets to charge multiple devices wirelessly, resolving inefficiencies from uniform signal broadcasting.
An intelligent wireless power charging system manages battery levels through automatic swapping and feedback control mechanisms.
An NFC power deriver extracts energy from ambient radio frequency signals to charge a local power supply, eliminating reliance on external mains connections.
A non-contact power supply control device detects living bodies near the ground-side coil to restrict energy transmission.
A power transmission circuit sweeps frequencies to measure current and voltage for selecting an optimal resonant frequency.
A battery system captures ambient electromagnetic waves and converts them into charging current for remote power replenishment.
A wireless charging system converts power energy into modulated radio waves for transmission.
A multi-layer shim assembly aligns wireless power coils and routes conductors through dedicated channels.
A drive controller adjusts duty cycle and frequency to manage wireless power transmission levels.
A circuit arrangement uses a controllable damping element to vary oscillator amplitude for inductive energy transfer.
A supplying-end coil drives power and detection signals via separate drivers to identify smart cards.
A processing module analyzes sinusoidal amplitude changes in the feedback signal to detect intruding metals during power transmission.
Integrated sensor module combines linear acceleration and rotational velocity measurements to resolve trade-offs in impact assessment accuracy.