Würth Elektronik eiSos GmbH & Co. KGnow offers wireless power coils for wearables. Since devices such as fitness sensors and smart watches are generally encapsulated to protect them from the effects of the environment, but due to the variety of integrated sensory components (GPS, radio) have to be recharged frequently, the contactless transfer of energy without a charging plug is the call of the day.
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By expanding its portfolio of proven wireless power-transfer products, Würth Elektronik eiSos now offers two new transmitter and three receiver coils that are suited for solutions for charging wearables and mobile devices. The coils are adapted to the already existing standard chip sets for the WPC Qi standard, making it easy to use already available designs simply by exchanging the coils for wearables.
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The selection of the inductance value used in the WE-WPCC 760308102213 product makes it a dual-standard receiver. Fitted with the corresponding receiver chip, the coil is capable of responding to transmitters that are compatible with either the WPC Qi standard or the PMA standard.
The third receiver coil, the WE-WPCC 760308101214 product, is slightly thicker at 0.8mm, a feature that is offset somewhat by having a diameter of just 19 mm. Thanks to its compact design, this product is well-suited for wireless power transfer in devices with only limited space. Used in conjunction with the new WE-WPCC 760308101104 and WE-WPCC 760308101105 transmitter coils, it is capable of achieving excellent power-transfer results.
To make charging stations that are compatible with these receiver coils, Würth Elektronik eiSos also offers two new wireless power-charging transmitter coils, the WE-WPCC 760308101104 and WE-WPCC 760308101105 products. Both coils have an external diameter of just 21 mm, and use high-quality ferrite for shielding and stranded wire to keep the RDC to a minimum. The two coils differ in their inductance values.
“Smart watches like the Motorola 360 and Apple Watch are leading the way, with fitness trackers and other wearables as well as smart phones already in the pipeline. Especially for devices that must be protected against moisture, contact-free recharging has the advantage that the cable socket can be dispensed with”, says Oliver Konz, CEO of Würth Elektronik eiSos.
Thomas Schrott, also a CEO at Würth Elektronik eiSos, adds: “We’ve been involved in the Wireless Power Consortium for many years now, actively contributing our competence to drive standardization further. With our high-quality wireless power products we’re supporting a trend that will in all probability one day enable us to recharge all our mobile devices using one and the same wireless charging unit.”
source: http://www.powerpulse.net/story.php?storyID=32598
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