Data reception apparatus and method, data transmission apparatus, and data communication system using mutual resonance
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1. A data reception apparatus comprising:
- an energy discharger configured to discharge, prior to the data reception apparatus receiving data from an energy receiving apparatus, energy stored in a source resonator during a mutual resonance between the source resonator and a target resonator; and
a demodulator configured to demodulate data received from the energy receiving apparatus based on an amount of energy transmitted from the target resonator in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged,wherein the source resonator receives energy from the target resonator based on a mutual resonance that is generated in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, andin response to a charge in the target resonator reaching a predetermined value, a switch is turned on to connect a capacitor to the target resonator and charge a resonant frequency of the target resonator, and in response to the charge in the target resonator being less than a predetermined value, the switch is turned off to make the resonant frequency of the target resonator identical to a resonant frequency of the source resonator.
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Abstract
A data reception apparatus configured to discharge, prior to receiving data from an energy receiving apparatus, energy stored in a source resonator during a mutual resonance between the source resonator and a target resonator, and demodulate data received from the energy receiving apparatus based on an amount of energy reflected from the target resonator after the energy stored in the source resonator is discharged.
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1. A data reception apparatus comprising:
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an energy discharger configured to discharge, prior to the data reception apparatus receiving data from an energy receiving apparatus, energy stored in a source resonator during a mutual resonance between the source resonator and a target resonator; and a demodulator configured to demodulate data received from the energy receiving apparatus based on an amount of energy transmitted from the target resonator in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, wherein the source resonator receives energy from the target resonator based on a mutual resonance that is generated in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, and in response to a charge in the target resonator reaching a predetermined value, a switch is turned on to connect a capacitor to the target resonator and charge a resonant frequency of the target resonator, and in response to the charge in the target resonator being less than a predetermined value, the switch is turned off to make the resonant frequency of the target resonator identical to a resonant frequency of the source resonator. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A data transmission apparatus comprising:
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an energy receiver configured to receive energy through a mutual resonance between a target resonator and a source resonator; a switch unit that disconnects a first capacitor from the energy receiver during the mutual resonance and connect the first capacitor to the energy receiver in response to a termination of the mutual resonance; and a modulator configured to modulate data based on an amount of energy transmitted from the target resonator in response to energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, wherein the target resonator transmits energy to the source resonator based on a mutual resonance that is generated in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, and in response to the mutual resonance between the target resonator and the source resonator being terminated for a predetermined period of time, the energy stored in the source resonator is discharged, and while the energy in the source resonator is being discharged, a second capacitor is connected to the source resonator to charge a resonant frequency of the source resonator to terminate the mutual resonance. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12)
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13. A data communication system comprising:
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a data reception apparatus configured to discharge, prior to receiving data from an energy receiving apparatus, energy stored in a source resonator during a mutual resonance between the source resonator and a target resonator, and demodulate data received from the energy receiving apparatus based on an amount of energy transmitted from the target resonator after the energy stored in the source resonator is discharged; and a data transmission apparatus configured to receive energy through the mutual resonance, and modulate data based on the amount of energy reflected from the target resonator in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, wherein the target resonator transmits energy to the source resonator based on a mutual resonance that is generated in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, and in response to a charge in the target resonator reaching a predetermined value, a switch is turned on to connect a capacitor to the target resonator and change a resonant frequency of the target resonator, and in response to the charge in the target resonator being less than a predetermined value, the switch is turned off to make the resonant frequency of the target resonator identical to a resonant frequency of the source resonator. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16)
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17. A data reception method comprising:
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discharging, prior to receiving data from an energy receiving apparatus, energy stored in a source resonator during a mutual resonance between the source resonator and a target resonator; and demodulating data received from the energy receiving apparatus based on an amount of energy transmitted from the target resonator in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, wherein the data reception method further comprises receiving energy from the target resonator based on a mutual resonance that is generated in response to the energy stored in the source resonator being discharged, and in response to a charge in the target resonator reaching a predetermined value, a control unit turns on a switch to connect a capacitor to a charging unit and change a resonant frequency of the target resonator, and in response to the charge in the target resonator being less than a predetermined value, the control unit turns off the switch to make the resonant frequency of the target resonator identical to a resonant frequency of the source resonator. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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