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Method and system for simultaneously wirelessly charging portable rechargeable devices based on wireless inductive power transfer with seamless free positioning capability

  • US 9,893,553 B2
  • Filed: 12/25/2014
  • Issued: 02/13/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/24/2013
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A system for seamlessly and simultaneously wirelessly charging portable chargeable devices with free positioning capability, the system comprising:

  • a charging subsystem comprising;

    at least a customized heat sink configuration for optimal thermal management, wherein the customized heat sink is designed based on thermal management methodologies comprising use of Phase Change Materials (PCMs),at least a single-layer customized shield structure for minimization of interference, andat least a multi-layer customized coil configuration forming a corresponding transmitter coil array, wherein the corresponding transmitter coil array comprises;

    a first plurality of transmitter coils juxtaposed to each other and coupled to the customized shield structure such that the first plurality of transmitter coils is confined to a first layer relative to the surface of the single-layer customized shield structure, anda second plurality of transmitter coils, wherein each of the second plurality of transmitter coils is overlappingly coupled to at least a pair of the first plurality of transmitter coils in juxtaposition and positioned thereunder such that the second plurality of transmitter coils are confined to a second layer relative to the surface of the single-layer customized shield structure;

    at least a controller for scanning the transmitter coils and at least one of selectively activating and deactivating the transmitter coils based on the detection of receiver coils positioned at any position relative to the transmitter coils; and

    a portable chargeable device comprising a receiver coil, wherein the system facilitates minimization of interference between the transmitter coils in juxtaposition.

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