Surface mountable wireless power transmitter for transmission at extended range
AssigneeNuCurrent, Inc.
InventorsOleg Los, Md Nazmul Alam
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AssigneeNuCurrent, Inc.
InventorsOleg Los, Md Nazmul Alam
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A surface mountable housing for a power transmitter for wireless power transfer includes a connector system configured for use to mount, at least, a transmitter antenna to an underside of a structural surface, such that the transmitter antenna is configured to couple with a receiver antenna of a power receiver when the receiver antenna is proximate to a top side of the structural surface. The surface mountable housing further includes a heat sink, the heat sink configured to rest, at least in part, below the transmitter antenna, when the power transmitter is connected to the structural surface, and configured to direct heat generated by the power transmitter away from the structural surface, and an antenna housing, the antenna housing substantially surrounding a side wall of the transmitter antenna, the antenna housing connected to the heat sink and positioned between the heat sink and the structural surface.
A power transmitter for wireless power transfer at an operating frequency selected from a range of about 87 kilohertz (kHz) to about 205 kHz, the power transmitter comprising:
A surface mountable power transmitter for wireless power transfer at an operating frequency selected from a range of about 87 kilohertz (kHz) to about 205 kHz, the surface mountable power transmitter configured to be mounted on an underside of a structural surface, the power transmitter comprising:
A surface mountable housing for a power transmitter for wireless power transfer at an operating frequency selected from a range of about 87 kilohertz (kHz) to about 205 kHz, the power transmitter including, at least, a transmitter antenna comprising a coil having a side surface and a bottom surface substantially surrounded by a ferrite core, the surface mountable housing comprising:
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