Storage-battery inductive charging device
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsMarcin REJMAN, Volker AMANN, Guenter LOHR, Juergen MACK, Friederike DIETZEL, Brett HUBER
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Abstract
A storage-battery inductive charging device, particularly a hand-held-tool storage-battery inductive charging device, for a motor vehicle, having at least one functional unit and at least one charging coil. The functional unit is intended at least to control a charging process of the charging coil as a function of at least one energy-availability characteristic.
Claims12
A storage-battery inductive charging device, comprising:
- at least one functional unit;
- and
- at least one charging coil;
- wherein the functional unit is configured to control a charging process of the charging coil as a function of at least one energy-availability characteristic.
A hand-held-tool storage-battery inductive charging system, comprising:
- an energy distributor;
- a first and a second storage-battery inductive charging device, each of the first and second storage-battery inductive charging devices including at least one functional unit, at least one charging coil, wherein the functional unit is configured to control a charging process of the charging coil as a function of at least one energy-availability characteristic;
- wherein the energy distributor is configured to distribute a charge energy to the storage-battery inductive charging devices and to acquire the energy-availability characteristic.
A method utilizing a storage-battery inductive charging device, having at least one functional unit, the method comprising:
- controlling, by the functional unit, a charging process as a function of at least one energy-availability characteristic.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.