Wireless Power Packet Timing for Accurate Power Loss Calculation

The system performs preliminary timing synchronization through configuration packets and capability packets before power transfer begins. The transmission apparatus sends a timing packet that defines a calculation window, and both apparatuses align their power loss calculations to this pre-established timing framework, ensuring accurate simultaneous measurements without continuous complex synchronization overhead

A timing packet serves as an intermediary mechanism between the transmission and reception apparatuses. This packet carries timing information that mediates the synchronization of power loss calculations, allowing both apparatuses to coordinate their measurements through a shared reference frame without requiring direct continuous communication

The system implements periodic power loss calculation within defined calculation windows established by the timing packet. Instead of continuous or cumulative calculations, both apparatuses perform discrete periodic measurements at synchronized intervals, improving processing efficiency by limiting calculations to specific time periods when data is actually available

The calculation window timing is predetermined and communicated in advance through the timing packet. This preliminary establishment of calculation schedules allows both apparatuses to prepare and execute power loss calculations efficiently at the right moments, avoiding wasted processing on timing predictions