Wireless chargeable energy cell
First Claim
1. A chargeable circuitry, comprising:
- an antenna arranged to receive EM-radiation from an external source and to convert said EM-radiation into electric energy;
a rectifier arranged to receive electric energy from said antenna and convert said energy to a rectified current; and
a dechargeable energy cell including;
a first electrochemically active element and a second electrochemically active element, which are electronically separated from each other, andan electrolyte which is arranged in ionic contact with at least a portion of both said first and second electrochemically active elements, whereinsaid dechargeable energy cell is arranged to receive rectified current from said rectifier, and to convert said rectified current into stored energy by altering its electrochemical state in response to said rectified current, andsaid dechargeable energy cell is arranged of electrochromic material.
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Abstract
One embodiment of the present invention discloses a circuitry and an element which can be activated, charged, or interacted using any useful source of EM-radiation which is able to emit a suitable EM-field, which circuitry or element can be produced in a cost-effective manner, as well as a method for charging the same. The circuitry or element includes an antenna for receiving and converting EM-radiation into electric energy; a rectifier for converting the energy to a rectified current, and a dechargeable energy cell. The energy cell includes, in at least one embodiment, a first and a second electrochemically active element, which are electronically separated from each other, and an electrolyte which is arranged in ionic contact with at least a portion of both the first and second electrochemically active element, wherein the energy cell is arranged to receive rectified current from the rectifier, and to convert the rectified current into stored energy by altering its electrochemical state in response to the rectified current.
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35 Claims
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1. A chargeable circuitry, comprising:
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an antenna arranged to receive EM-radiation from an external source and to convert said EM-radiation into electric energy; a rectifier arranged to receive electric energy from said antenna and convert said energy to a rectified current; and a dechargeable energy cell including; a first electrochemically active element and a second electrochemically active element, which are electronically separated from each other, and an electrolyte which is arranged in ionic contact with at least a portion of both said first and second electrochemically active elements, wherein said dechargeable energy cell is arranged to receive rectified current from said rectifier, and to convert said rectified current into stored energy by altering its electrochemical state in response to said rectified current, and said dechargeable energy cell is arranged of electrochromic material. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
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31. A method of charging an energy cell, comprising:
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providing a chargeable circuitry; emitting EM-radiation from an EM-radiation device within a receiving range of said chargeable circuit; receiving said EM-radiation with an antenna of said chargeable circuit; converting said received EM-radiation to a rectified electric current with a device included in said chargeable circuit; providing said rectified electric current to said energy cell; and altering the electrochemical state of said energy cell by use of said rectified electric current such that energy is stored therein, wherein said energy cell is arranged of electrochromic material. - View Dependent Claims (32, 33, 34)
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35. A method comprising:
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using an electromagnetic field for charging a energy cell comprising including an electrochemically active element, providing a chargeable circuitry; emitting EM-radiation from an EM-radiation device within a receiving range of said chargeable circuit; receiving said EM-radiation of said chargeable circuit; converting said received EM-radiation to a rectified electric current; providing said rectified electric current to said energy cell; and altering the electrochemical state of said energy cell by use of said rectified electric current such that energy is stored therein, wherein said energy cell is arranged of electrochromic material.
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