Auxiliary Circuits for Selection and Enhancement of Multi-Frequency Wireless Power Transfer to Multiple Loads
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1. A wireless power transfer system for transferring power at more than one frequency, comprising:
- a transmitter capable of transmitting power wirelessly at more than one frequency;
a first targeted receiver for receiving power at a first frequency from the transmitter;
a second non-targeted receiver for receiving power at a second frequency, but not the first frequency from the transmitter;
an auxiliary circuit in said second non-targeted receiver, so as to ensure proper frequency-selective wireless power flow from said second non-targeted receiver to the targeted receiver, with pickup power retained by the non-targeted receiver substantially reduced, even if the chosen tuned frequencies for targeted and non-targeted receivers are not widely separated.
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Abstract
This invention is related to a novel method and apparatus that provides selective and enhanced power flow in wireless power transfer systems with multiple receivers. Auxiliary circuits are introduced in the receiver circuits (and relay circuits if applicable) so as to ensure proper frequency-selective wireless power flow to the appropriate targeted receivers, with the pickup power by the non-targeted receivers substantially reduced even if the chosen tuned frequencies for different receivers are not widely apart.
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1. A wireless power transfer system for transferring power at more than one frequency, comprising:
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a transmitter capable of transmitting power wirelessly at more than one frequency; a first targeted receiver for receiving power at a first frequency from the transmitter; a second non-targeted receiver for receiving power at a second frequency, but not the first frequency from the transmitter; an auxiliary circuit in said second non-targeted receiver, so as to ensure proper frequency-selective wireless power flow from said second non-targeted receiver to the targeted receiver, with pickup power retained by the non-targeted receiver substantially reduced, even if the chosen tuned frequencies for targeted and non-targeted receivers are not widely separated. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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