Simple structured and intuitive to use.
+ Electromagnetic fields to study
transfer power for the purpose
of charging.
WIRELESS CHARGER
COMPONENTS
= Transmitter
= Receiver
= Recteena
TRANSMITTER
= An electronic device
which produces radio waves with
the help of antenna.
= used for the radio communication of
information over a certain distances.
WIRELESS CHARGER
RECIEVER
= A device that receives a electrical sigr
waves or the like renders
them to perceptible to the
senses, as the part of a
telephone held to the ear,
radio receiving set or televi
receiving set.
WIRELESS CHARGER
RECTENNA
= Special type of antenna that is
used to convert electromagnetic
energy into direct current
electricity.
Used in wireless transmission
systems that transmit power by
radio waves.
WIRELESS CHARGER
RF Source
O OTI
Variable
Resistor
Rectenna
=
TYPES OF WIRELESS CHARGING
= Resonance charging
= Radio charging
= Inductive charging
WORKING OF WIRELESS CHARGER
= Based on the principle of a magnetic
resonance or inductive resonance reg
(IPT-inductive power transmission) the pri Pe
is transferred between two objects > ciente
through coils.
In this charging there is no physical
connection between the transmitting on con
and receiving device.
Wireless Charger
Diagram Depicting How Wireless Charging Works
WIRELESS CHARGER
ADVANTAGES
Less cords.
Universal compatibility.
Safe connections.
More durable.
No heating.
Safer for medical devices.
WIRELESS CHARGER
APPLICATIONS
Electrical cars
Laptops
Mobiles
Robots
Home appliances
Watches
Future development in this wireless charger technology like witricity will allow
charging og car batteries, household equipments, medical devices and other
devices to charge wireless instead of lots of wires and sockets.
WIRELESS CHARGER
CONCLUSION
Research to using wireless technology to supply to terminals is finally beginning
to be realized. The technology provides a wide range of other obvious benefits,
including better portability and best of all the end of having to guess which
charger go what gadgets. Charging will one day become a simple matter of
dropping devices into the nearest charging pad.
WIRELESS CHARGER
REFERENCES
Electronics today magazine, JUNE 2008" issue page no-63 to 68.