Wireless power transmitting apparatus for vehicle
AssigneeHanrim Postech Co., Ltd.
InventorChun-Kil JUNG
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a wireless power transmitting apparatus for a vehicle, including: a support module including a support body having a first connection part, a connection jack configured to be connected to the support body and be connected to a power supply jack of the vehicle, and a first terminal installed at the first connection part and electrically connected to the connection jack; and a charging module including a charging body having a second connection part rotatably connected to the first connection part, a second terminal installed at the second connection part and connected to the first terminal, and an output unit configured to output a wireless power signal by a power input from the connection jack through the second terminal.
Claims15
A wireless power transmitting apparatus for a vehicle, comprising:
- a support module including a support body having a first connection part, a connection jack configured to be connected to the support body and be connected to a power supply jack of the vehicle, and a first terminal installed at the first connection part and electrically connected to the connection jack;
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- a charging module including a charging body having a second connection part rotatably connected to the first connection part, a second terminal installed at the second connection part and connected to the first terminal, and an output unit configured to output a wireless power signal by a power input from the connection jack through the second terminal.
A wireless power transmitting apparatus for a vehicle, comprising:
- a support module configured to be connected to a power supply jack of the vehicle;
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- a charging module configured to be connected to the support module so that a relative position thereof is variable with respect to the support module and to output a wireless power signal by a power of the power supply jack input from the support module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.