Charging efficiency – a means to an end, or the end itself?
In my previous blog I talked about efficiency and using it to measure “how loose” a loosely coupled system actually is. The next question is how much does an end-user [...]
Read MoreIn my previous blog I talked about efficiency and using it to measure “how loose” a loosely coupled system actually is. The next question is how much does an end-user [...]
Read MoreEfficiency is a commonly referenced performance metric for Wireless Power systems so I thought I would take the opportunity via blog to examine: a) how it is measured, and b) [...]
Read MoreA wireless power standard is essential to achieving true ubiquity of wireless charging of electronic devices. This is something wired charging has struggled to achieve just ask anyone who has [...]
Read MoreCoupling is a term widely used in discussing wireless power systems – it refers to a coupling coefficient ‘k’ which defines how well a transmitter and receiver are magnetically “linked” [...]
Read MoreEMC radiation standards are used to qualify electronic devices against interference with other electronic devices. A piece of wire that has a current running through it will generate electric and [...]
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