Sentences with phrase «inductive charging coil»

This newest release speaks of «a wireless charging device having an inductive charging coil built into a keyboard, such as the interior space of a keycap in the keyboard.»

Last, the infrared camera on the left reads this map and sends the data to the iPhone X. Like the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, the inside of the iPhone X's rear shell is affixed with an inductive charging coil based on the Qi standard.

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With inductive charging technology, the charge passes between a transmitter and receiver coil placed closely together, usually only separated by the outer casing of the two devices (< 7 mm).

Inductive wireless charging requires a magnetic coil be present in the phone and the wireless charger for the charging process to work.

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.

Inductive charging typically involves a transmitter coil in a charging pad transmitting energy via a magnetic field to a receiving coil in the device.

The mechanism indicated by these leaked images seems to be the inductive power functionality — an internal charging coil which will receive current wirelessly and fit inside the smartphone.

The Wireless Power Consortium notes that «With inductive charging, the charge passes between a transmitter and receiver coil placed closely together, usually only separated by the outer casing of the two devices (< 7 mm).»

Referred to as «Integrated Inductive Charging in Protective Cover» in the application filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the cover would contain inductive power coils and perhaps a battery that could be used to wirelessly provide power to the slate when covering theInductive Charging in Protective Cover» in the application filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the cover would contain inductive power coils and perhaps a battery that could be used to wirelessly provide power to the slate when covering theinductive power coils and perhaps a battery that could be used to wirelessly provide power to the slate when covering the display.

But the nature of inductive charging requires that the coils be in close proximity - my Nexus 4 gives a notification that it's take a charge at hair under a quarter of an inch off the charger - and alignment.

Like the Qi wireless standard, Touchstone works off of the principles of inductive power transfer, charging your devices by running a current through a tight coil of wire in the charger that induces a charge in a corresponding coil in the smartphone's back.

The base station regularly sends a signal out, and when a resonance or capacity change is found because a compatible receiver coil is close enough, the signal is modulated and inductive charging begins.

Based on the patent application, Samsung's charging pad coils will be capable of working in both inductive and resonant modes.