Sentences with phrase «induction coil»

Thanks to several induction coils in the charging pad, the device doesn't have to be locked into an exact position.

The induction priority lane will charge your car while you drive, probably using induction coils buried in the road.

A Quantec Geoscience crew member sets induction coil for this year's Spartan Magnetotelluric survey.

The ZENS PuK 3 is equipped with one very large induction coil which continually detects a device's signal.

From their website: the NuWave PIC is comprised of a series of induction coils (based on magnetic principles).

The battery is recharged via a subcutaneous induction coil that can be attached to a two - pound external battery pack good for two hours, which Tools wears on a belt.

These graphene constructs previously existed only in theory, so successful synthesis offers promising applications from nanoscale induction coils, to molecular springs for use in nanomechanics.

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.

But Curb is different; It gets properly, professionally installed in your electrical box, and comes with a pile of remote sensors, little induction coils that clip on the electrical cables, so that it can give you really granular, detailed information.

Thanks to the many induction coils, the ZENS PuK offers the largest wireless charging sweet spot available on the market today and, as a result, it offers the most user - friendly wireless charging experience.

If your phone doesn't have the circular RF induction coil that's the core of any wireless charging device, just add one on.

Third parties rushed to fill the consumer void, and the answer they came up with was a phone case that combined basic protection with a wireless charging induction coil and an integrated charging port attachment.

Qi wireless charging uses a system of magnetic induction coils, which has a transmitter and receiver.

Induction coils in the charging pad and coils in the car form an electrical transformer when in close proximity — and the resulting energy can be used to top up the batteries.

A fully implanted device would still need an induction coil, but this would only be used for a few hours every couple of days to top up the batteries.

He first demonstrated radio transmission publicly at the British Association in Oxford on 14 August 1894, when he sent some Morse code from an induction coil and spark gap transmitter in the Clarendon Laboratory to a receiver in the Oxford Museum, about 60 metres away.

For this, the material is melted in a crucible using an induction coil and subsequently poured onto a copper wheel.

AKA Trembler Coil The trembler coil was a device called a Ruhmkorff or induction coil, widely used in the 19th century.

The trembler coil was a device called a Ruhmkorff or induction coil, widely used in the 19th century.

Owners will also have the option to charge their cars wirelessly if plans for an induction coil set in the garage floor pan out.

The ZENS PuK 1 is equipped with seven induction coils that continually detect a device's signal.

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.

One of the primary complaints consumers have regarding wireless charging is that thick cases separate the induction coil in the device too far away from the power coil in the base unit and the device fails to charge.

Qi chargers typically use an induction coil to create an alternating electromagnetic field from within a charging base station.

Thanks to no less than seven induction coils in the wireless charging pad, the device doesn't have to be locked into an exact position.

Fed up with trying to match the ever - growing variety of phone designs with custom - fit cases, accessory providers have trimmed the fat and simply wrapped an induction coil in a plastic protective case, stuck on some glue, and added a USB charging port.

But that sticky ring serves a distinct and important purpose: keeping the Nexus 4 in place over the induction coil so that charge can be imparted.

The little Touchstone charger has a large magnetic block stuffed inside it, machined in such a manner as to have four prongs sticking up around the induction coil.

For example, the patent states, «one electronic device that is charged by an induction method and another electronic device that is charged by a resonance method are placed on a charging apparatus that adopts two induction coils and a single resonance coil.»

Both the iPad and Smart Cover would have induction coils to make the wireless charging possible.