Abstract:
A wireless power transfer system is disclosed. A wireless power transmitting apparatus for wirelessly transmitting power to a wireless power receiving apparatus includes a transmitting coil for transmitting the power, a hall sensor for sensing a change width of flux density caused y the wireless power receiving apparatus, and a controller for comparing the sensed change width of the flux density with a predetermined critical value to determine whether to transmit the power, wherein magnets provided in the wireless power transmitting apparatus and the wireless power receiving apparatus are disposed such that polarities of the magnets are different from each other at opposite faces thereof. In the wireless power transfer system, the magnets having polarities are disposed in the wireless power transmitting apparatus and the wireless power receiving apparatus. Consequently, the wireless power transmitting apparatus more effectively senses the change width of the flux density to wirelessly transfer power to the wireless power receiving apparatus.
Abstract:
A wireless power transmitter, which transfers wireless power to a wireless power receiver, according to an embodiment includes: an accommodation part configured to accommodate the wireless power receiver; a transfer coil configured to surround the accommodation part in the form of a solenoid; a shield unit configured to surround the transfer coil in the form of the solenoid; an electromagnet disposed on a lower end of the accommodation part to fix the wireless power receiver; and a control unit configured to determine whether to transfer the wireless power to the wireless power receiver through the transfer coil, wherein the control unit controls the electromagnet so that the wireless power receiver is separated from the accommodation part due to a release of attractive force or repulsive force between the electromagnet and a metal body of the wireless power receiver when the wireless power is not transferred.
Abstract:
A wireless power transfer system is disclosed. A wireless power transmitting apparatus for wirelessly transmitting power to a wireless power receiving apparatus includes a transmitting coil for transmitting the power, a hall sensor for sensing a change width of flux density caused by the wireless power receiving apparatus, and a controller for comparing the sensed change width of the flux density with a predetermined critical value to determine whether to transmit the power, wherein magnets provided in the wireless power transmitting apparatus and the wireless power receiving apparatus are disposed such that polarities of the magnets are different from each other at opposite faces thereof. In the wireless power transfer system, the magnets having polarities are disposed in the wireless power transmitting apparatus and the wireless power receiving apparatus.