Tag: wireless charging

STMicroelectronics has introduced the STEVAL-WBC2TX50 transmitter and STEVAL-WLC98RX receiver boards, a powerful wireless charging solution capable of transmitting up to 50W of power. Designed to simplify and accelerate the development of high-power wireless charging applications, these...

On Kickstarter we just found out about this The Smallest Apple Watch Charger which can do a lot more than charge your Apple watch, it is a multi-functional wireless charging solution featuring 3.3W Qi-certified magnetic charging, PD3.1 compatibility through a 140W USB-C to C cable for...

Infineon’s WLC1150 wireless charging transmitter IC supports 50-W power transfer via a high-power charging protocol and wide input voltage range. Infineon Technologies AG has unveiled its WLC1150 wireless charging transmitter IC that enables high performance and low-cost wireless...

Wireless power network provider, Energous Corporation, has revealed its association with Syntiant, to develop Energous’ WattUp wireless power network technology with Syntiant’s Neural Decision Processors (NDPs) for edge artificial intelligence deployments across a wide range of...

For a while now, we have witnessed the use of wireless charging, by placing a phone or other devices that support wireless charging on a charging pad. Energous is one of the companies that started promoting their near-field, mid-field, and far-field wireless charging solutions, with...

Adding wireless charging to furniture and other consumer goods is a nice way to add some oomph to an otherwise boring product. NXP’s NXQ1TXH5 provides an interesting, albeit difficult-to-prototype way around the problem. Creating a Qi-compatible is as easy as assembling the example...

Over the last few years, there has been an unprecedented growth in the consumer electronics industry. The smartphones, fitness trackers, Smart homes devices, wearables, earbuds, VR/AR, and much more have fostered this growth. The Smartphone proliferation has been a key factor in the...

Recently, many big companies such as Samsung have developed wireless chargers which work by induction. These chargers usually consist of a station which needs to be in contact with the device in order to charge. The station defeats the purpose of being able to move and walk while still...