Wireless Charger and Receiving Load of Backward Compatibility That Automatically Identifies Fast and Slow Charging
AssigneePi Power Product(Shenzhen)Company Limited
InventorGuanghui Xiang
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AssigneePi Power Product(Shenzhen)Company Limited
InventorGuanghui Xiang
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The present invention discloses a backward-compatible wireless charger that automatically identifies fast and slow charging receiving load, comprising a wireless charger and a receiving load, the wireless charger comprises two-level variable DC voltage regulator circuit, a main resonance circuit, a resonant current sampling voltage divider and comparison circuit, the receiving load comprises a receiving resonant circuit, and the resonant frequency of the receiving load is compared with the resonant frequency of resonant circuit in the wireless charger to distinguish different receiving loads and to charge correspondingly. Only common circuit components are used and the circuit is simple, of small size, at low cost, with low energy consumption, safe, effective and reliable, to achieve the high cost-performance of the whole circuit, and at the same time it realizes the compatible fast charging and slow charging receiving load.
A wireless charger and receiving load of backward compatibility that automatically identifies fast and slow charging, wherein it comprises a wireless charger and a receiving load, the wireless charger comprises two-level variable DC voltage regulator circuit, a main resonant circuit, a resonant current sampling voltage divider and comparison circuit, the receiving load comprises a receiving resonant circuit, and the two-level variable DC regulator circuit is used for converting the AC input voltage of the power grid into a low-voltage or high-voltage two-level variable stable DC output voltage, the resonant current sampling voltage divider and comparison circuit is used for controlling the output voltage level of the two-level variable DC voltage regulator circuit, and the main resonant circuit adopts a sine wave resonant circuit to convert the DC energy into high-frequency alternating current energy and emits the magnetic field energy through the transmitting coil;
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