For wireless charging to work, both the thing you want to charge and the charging plate need to have
a magnetic coil of wire built for transmitting power inside.
Not exact matches
The way reconnection disturbs terrestrial power grids is complex but, in essence, the process mimics what happens in electric generators, where a fluctuating
magnetic field (usually a moving magnet) produces a current in a
coil of wire, says Adam Szabo, director
of NASA's Heliophysics Laboratory.
An array
of wire coils generates a
magnetic field and when a phone disrupts that field, MagMIMO senses it and focuses on the phone by creating a slightly different field with each
coil.
When the
wire is
coiled, the
magnetic field is concentrated in the center
of the
coil.
Top: A piece
of BaFe2As2 is stretched while
magnetic measurements are taken (the copper
wire coil is part
of the NMR device).
If you move a
magnetic field near a
coil of wire the electrons in the
wire get excited and electricity will be made.
The stator is the stationary
coil of wire that is excited by the spinning
magnetic field
of the rotor.
[23]... [T] he evidence is that much
of this equipment is commonly used in university science laboratories and in other settings involving the production
of magnetic fields using electric currents through
coiled wires.