Abstract:
A power transmission device includes a power conversion circuit that outputs an alternating voltage in order to generate an alternating magnetic field and a control circuit used to control a frequency of the alternating voltage. The control circuit sets, in a predetermined frequency range, the frequency of the alternating voltage to a higher one of a first frequency at which transmission efficiency is highest and a second frequency at which a voltage generated in the power receiving device is highest, and performs power transmission.
Abstract:
A wireless power receiving device includes a voltage detection unit that detects an output voltage value of a rectifying unit, a power reduction unit that includes a switching element connected to a charging unit in parallel, and a control unit that controls operations of the switching element. In a case where the output voltage value detected by the voltage detection unit exceeds a first reference voltage value set in advance, the control unit controls and turns the switching element on by applying a voltage to the switching element, and controls the value of the voltage to be applied to the switching element so that the difference between the voltage value calculated on the basis of a current flowing in the switching element and a second reference voltage value set in advance decreases.