System and method for coded communication signals regulating inductive power transmissions
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1. An inductive power outlet, having a primary inductor, for wirelessly powering a power receiver, the inductive power outlet comprising:
- a signal receiving circuit comprising;
a peak detector configured to detect voltage, current peaks, or voltage and current peaks in the primary inductor; and
a processor having a demodulator, the demodulator configured to determine frequencies of the peaks,wherein the power outlet is configured to either shut down or issue a warning indicating hazardous scenario if a peak of the peaks exceeds a normal operating voltage by the peak detector, and wherein the processor is configured to detect signals of the power receiver based on the frequencies.
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Abstract
An inductive power outlet for wirelessly powering a power receiver is presented that comprises a voltage peak detector that is configured to detect voltage changes that are indicative of increase in a system resonant frequency. The inductive power outlet is configured to respond to detected voltage changes by shutting down or issuing a warning, and the voltage peak detector is further used to detect communication signals initiated by the power receiver to the power outlet.
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1. An inductive power outlet, having a primary inductor, for wirelessly powering a power receiver, the inductive power outlet comprising:
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a signal receiving circuit comprising; a peak detector configured to detect voltage, current peaks, or voltage and current peaks in the primary inductor; and a processor having a demodulator, the demodulator configured to determine frequencies of the peaks, wherein the power outlet is configured to either shut down or issue a warning indicating hazardous scenario if a peak of the peaks exceeds a normal operating voltage by the peak detector, and wherein the processor is configured to detect signals of the power receiver based on the frequencies. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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