Transformer-based low-frequency alternating electric field suppresses biochemical reactions and extends shelf life while eliminating high-voltage safety risks.
Magnetic substrate cutouts position connecting portions to maintain uninterrupted flux paths through the multilayer body.
Resin layers fill cracks in soft magnetic layers to restore magnetic flux density and permeability, reducing energy loss in wireless power modules.
Varying inner and outer trace widths reduces coil resistance while maintaining mutual inductance for dual mode wireless power transfer.
Laser welding joins ignition coil case portions to resolve unstable joining quality and prolonged assembly time.
A controller detects modulation in inductively received signals to adjust transmitted power and maintain charging continuity.
A compact current sensor uses a U-shaped magnetic core to measure electrical flow without intrusive wiring.
A spherical inductive connector uses complementary curved surfaces to align primary and secondary coils for efficient wireless power transfer.
Solid and gapped laminations in the core extend sensing capability from low locked-rotor currents to high short-circuit levels without separate units.
A coil component uses an interposed second magnetic core to shield wires from the mounting substrate.