Wireless Charging
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Next Generation Wireless Charging: Infineon Introduces Qi2 MPP Transmitter At the OktoberTech event in Silicon Valley, Infineon unveiled its pioneering Qi2 MPP… |
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High Performance NFC Forum Reader Devices Accelerate Payment and Consumer Application Designs STMicroelectronics has announced two new NFC Forum Reader devices ST25R3916B-AQWT and ST25R3917B-AQWT that… |
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New Half-Bridge Coil Driver offers Power Dense Solution for Wireless Charging Applications Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited has announced the release of a new product AOZ32034AQV in the family of coil drivers that… |
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Compact Wireless Charger Modules with Integrated Antenna Board designed for Wearable Devices and PC Peripherals ROHM has developed compact wireless charger modules BP3621 (transmitter) and BP3622 (receiver) with an integrated antenna board… |
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On-road Contactless Wireless Charging Stations to Drive Electric Cars Soon The German based charging technology firm Magment will utilize a magnetizable concrete technology that offers a seamless wireless… |
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New Highly Integrated Half-Bridge Solution with Intelligent Slew-Rate Control for Wireless Charger Application Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited has announced a new family of Coil Drivers with the initial product “AOZ32033AQI” which… |
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15W Wireless Power Receiver with WattShare TRx Mode for Wireless Charging Hubs The Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced the P9415-R, a 15W wireless power receiver that features up to 5W of… |
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Wibotic Wireless Charging and Power Optimization Solution for UVs and Robots to Enable Robotic Autonomy The robotic fleets are reshaping the logistics, delivery and inspection industry and moving towards enhanced autonomy where… |
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Different Types of Wireless Power Transfer Technologies and their Working Every electronic system or device needs electric power to operate, whether it is from your walled AC supply or a battery. This… |
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Supercapacitor Powered Smart Contact Lens Can Charge Wirelessly even while it’s Worn South Korean teams led by Jang-Ung Park at Yonsei University in Seoul and Sang-Young Lee at the Ulsan Institute of Science and… |
