Wireless battery charging system for existing hearing aids using a dynamic battery and a charging processor unit
OwnerUwe Zink, Gary Skuroinventors
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A rechargeable battery which may be used with most presently available hearing aids (or other appliances) with no modification to the existing hearing aid is needed in order to use the described wireless charging system. The battery may be known a “Dynamic battery” as the battery is actively charged by means of an inductor circuit built into the battery housing itself or added onto the battery. The hearing aid may simply be placed within the charger housing (or cradle) to charge the battery. No electrical connection by either wires or electrical contacts is needed to recharge the battery, which is located inside the hearing aid housing. Moreover, the battery need not be removed from the hearing aid (or other appliance).
A method of charging a small appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, comprising the steps of:
A charging stand for charging a small appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, said apparatus comprising:
A method of charging a small rechargeable battery-operated appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, comprising the steps of:
A charging stand for charging a small rechargeable-battery-operated appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, said apparatus comprising:
A method of charging a small rechargeable battery placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, comprising the steps of:
A charging stand for charging a small rechargeable battery placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, said apparatus comprising:
A method of charging a small rechargeable battery-operated appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, comprising the steps of:
A charging stand for charging a small rechargeable-battery-operated appliance placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, said apparatus comprising:
A method of charging a small rechargeable battery placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, comprising the steps of:
A charging stand for charging a small rechargeable battery placed in an arbitrary relationship to a charging stand, said apparatus comprising:
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