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US 2016/0079793 A1Published application
Wireless power receiver and wireless power transmission and reception system
AssigneeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSang Ho CHO, Hyung Wook CHO, Sung Heum PARK, Chang Mok HAN, Jae Suk SUNG, Jeong Man HAN, Ki Won CHANG
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Abstract
A wireless power receiver may include a case formed of metal; and an insulator insulating one surface of the case to form at least two receiving electrodes. The at least two receiving electrodes form a capacitor in combination with at least two transmitting electrodes and receive power transmitted from the at least two transmitting electrodes.
Claims13
A wireless power receiver comprising:
- a case formed of metal;
- and
- an insulator insulating one surface of the case to form at least two receiving electrodes,
- wherein the at least two receiving electrodes form a capacitor in combination with at least two transmitting electrodes and receive power transmitted from the at least two transmitting electrodes.
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A wireless power receiver comprising:
- a receiving electrode part forming a capacitor in combination with a transmitting electrode and receiving power;
- and
- a battery part charged with power transferred from the receiving electrode part,
- wherein the receiving electrode part is provided as a case formed of metal and accommodating the battery part.
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A wireless power transmission and reception system comprising:
- a wireless power transmitter including a power converting part converting input power and a transmitting electrode part receiving power from the power converting part;
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- a wireless power receiver including a receiving electrode part forming a capacitor in combination with the transmitting electrode part and receiving the power, and a battery part charged with power transferred from the receiving electrode part,
- wherein the receiving electrode part is provided as a case formed of metal and accommodating the battery part.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.