Wireless charging

Chapter II illustrates the theory of wireless charging, and especially put forwards the concept of near-field energy coupling.

Palm was not the only exhibitor in Las Vegas promoting wireless charging.

Companies have attempted wireless charging in the past, but it has not been on the level the WiTricity hopes to achieve.

Chapter I provides an overview of wireless charging technique, including its characteristics, prospects and application requirements.

Toyota recently announced an agreement to collaborate with WiTricity in developing its resonance wireless charging technology.

Fierce competition between manufacturers of mobile devices is also accelerating the introduction of wireless charging.

We hope that last part means inductive (read: wireless) charging, but of course, we'll have to wait and see.

Despite the challenges that wireless charging poses for both carmakers and drivers, the concept is gaining momentum.

This may make them reluctant to switch to a common wireless-charging standard.

Rolls-Royce also fitted the car with an induction charger for wireless charging.

Chapter V concentrates on the expectation for future techniques of wireless charging.

There are three basic technologies for wireless charging: radio charging, resonant charging and induction charging.

For wireless charging, Mr Ohr expects this to take three to five years.

But the problem will be readily resolved with the use of wireless charging.

Late last year, the first Qi-enabled wireless charging station was installed at Windsor International Airport in Ontario.

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