Wireless charging transfer
Researchers have developed a wireless power transfer (WPT) technology that can charge mobile phones from a distance.
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The WPT technology at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) works just as Wi-Fi works for Internet connections.
It allows to charge you device in any location and direction with in suitable range which is huge
If this technology grows then you don't have to travel with your charger every where you can directly charge you phone wiresless at powerzone same like wifi zone where you get wireless connectivity.
Chun T. Rim the head of the research said you can charge multiple devices at same time in any direction with in the range of half metre . and may be this range increase.
The results were published in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics. Rim’s team has successfully showcased the technology on at a lab on KAIST’s campus.
Until now, all wireless-charging technologies have had difficulties with the problem of short charging distance, mostly less than 10 cm, as well as charging conditions that the devices should be placed in a fixed position.
For example, the Samsung Galaxy S6 could only be charged wirelessly in a fixed position, having one degree of freedom.
“Our transmitter system is safe for humans and compatible with other electronic devices. We have solved major issues of short charging distance and the dependence on charging directions,” Rim said.
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The WPT technology at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) works just as Wi-Fi works for Internet connections.
It allows to charge you device in any location and direction with in suitable range which is huge
If this technology grows then you don't have to travel with your charger every where you can directly charge you phone wiresless at powerzone same like wifi zone where you get wireless connectivity.
Chun T. Rim the head of the research said you can charge multiple devices at same time in any direction with in the range of half metre . and may be this range increase.
The results were published in IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics. Rim’s team has successfully showcased the technology on at a lab on KAIST’s campus.
Until now, all wireless-charging technologies have had difficulties with the problem of short charging distance, mostly less than 10 cm, as well as charging conditions that the devices should be placed in a fixed position.
For example, the Samsung Galaxy S6 could only be charged wirelessly in a fixed position, having one degree of freedom.
“Our transmitter system is safe for humans and compatible with other electronic devices. We have solved major issues of short charging distance and the dependence on charging directions,” Rim said.
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