According to TechNode, there are
electromagnetic induction coils that will be able to charge electric cars as they drive, and sensors that collect data that can be used for traffic management.
Not exact matches
Or picture Michael Faraday discovering
electromagnetic induction just by tinkering with a battery, an iron ring and some
coils of wire.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office just published a patent filed by Apple in June titled «Harnessing Power Through
Electromagnetic Induction Utilizing Printed
Coils.»
Wireless chargers (also known as «inductive charging») typically use an
induction coil to create an alternating
electromagnetic field from within a charging base station, and a second
induction coil in the portable device takes power from the
electromagnetic field and converts it back into electric current to charge the battery.
Qi chargers typically use an
induction coil to create an alternating
electromagnetic field from within a charging base station.
Electromagnetic induction is really cool, and the basics are that if you move an electrically conductive material, like a
coil or winding, in the presence of a magnetic field you make electrons flow.
Cropping up in more and more homes,
induction cooking uses a power
coil to produce a high - frequency
electromagnetic field that heats only the contents of a magnetic pan, leaving the surrounding surface cooler to the touch.