Wireless Charging Lamp With Integrated Emitter
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional lamps lack multifunctionality, and existing wireless charging technologies restrict digital product usage during charging, requiring wired connections or specific contact points.
Innovation Solution
A wireless charging lamp with a charging emitter and receiver system that converts electrical energy into electromagnetic waves for wireless charging, allowing charging without data lines or direct contact, integrated into a lamp with a light source and adjustable design.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If wired connection charging is used, then charging efficiency is high and current is steady, but digital products must be connected through data line which restricts charging freedom and affects normal applications
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces the mechanical wired connection system with an electromagnetic field-based wireless charging system. The charging emitter generates electromagnetic fields that can transmit power without physical contact, eliminating the need for data lines while maintaining charging functionality. This substitution resolves the contradiction by providing both wireless freedom and reliable power transfer.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces electromagnetic fields as an intermediary medium between the power source and digital products. The charging emitter converts electrical energy to electromagnetic fields, which then transmit power to the receiver without requiring direct physical connection. This intermediary enables wireless charging while maintaining charging efficiency.
2Ease of operation
If wireless charging is used with electromagnetic field contact surface, then no additional data lines are required, but digital products cannot be operated during charging as they must contact the electromagnetic field surface
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the charging system into separate functional components: the charging emitter integrated in the lamp and the charging receiver that connects to the digital product. This segmentation allows the digital product to be charged wirelessly through its existing charging interface while maintaining full operability, as the product does not need to physically contact the lamp.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent makes the lamp multi-functional by integrating both lighting and wireless charging functions. The charging emitter can provide power to various digital products through their standard charging interfaces, allowing products to be charged and used simultaneously without requiring special contact surfaces.
3Adaptability or versatility
If conventional lamps are used, then lighting function is provided, but lamps lack additional functions such as wireless charging
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the wireless charging function with the lamp structure by integrating the charging emitter into the lamp body. The charging emitter shares the lamp's power supply and housing, combining lighting and charging functions in a single device without significantly increasing structural complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transforms the single-function lamp into a multi-functional device that provides both illumination and wireless charging capabilities. The charging emitter uses the lamp's existing power input to generate electromagnetic fields, enabling the lamp to serve dual purposes without requiring separate power sources or complex additional structures.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Enables simultaneous lighting and wireless charging of digital products without the need for data lines or direct contact, providing convenience, versatility, and market competitiveness.
Implementation Method 1
Electric energy passing through the charging emitter is converted to air waves by the electromagnetic wave conversion module
Implementation Method 2
the air waves are emitted by the electromagnetic wave emitting module
Implementation Method 3
the electromagnetic wave receiving module receives air waves emitted from the electromagnetic wave emitting module, converts the air waves to electric energy by the electric energy conversion module
Data Source
AI summary
A wireless charging lamp belonging to the technical field of an illumination device comprises: a lamp holder, a light source, a lampshade and a supporting part. A master control circuit board and a charging emitter are provided in the lamp holder. The wireless charging lamp further comprises a charging receiver which is independently equipped, wherein the charging receiver comprises a charging receiver shell a receiving circuit board provided in the charging receiver shell. The wireless charging lamp not only has a traditional lighting function but also a wireless charging function. Compared with the conventional structures, the structure of the present invention needs neither a data line nor contacting with the digital product to achieve a charging function. The charging emitter is provided inside the lamp holder. Inserting the charging receiver into a charging interface of the digital product is capable of automatically activate the charging function.