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Magnetic Resonance Wireless Power Solutions

IDT leverages its wireless power expertise to develop solutions for magnetic resonance-based applications (also known as a resonant transformer or resonant-inductive coupling). Magnetic resonance solutions transfer power between two inductors that are tuned to the same natural resonant frequency. Resonance technology allows power to be transferred wirelessly over a distance with flexibility in relative orientation and positioning.


Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP)

IDT is a sponsor member of the A4WP, an independently operated organization composed of global wireless power and technology industry leaders. The A4WP will focus on a new wireless power transfer technology that provides spatial freedom for charging of electrical devices in cars, on table tops and for multiple devices simultaneously.


Qualcomm WiPower

In addition, IDT has partnered with one of the A4WP’s founding members, Qualcomm, to be a silicon vendor for Qualcomm’s WiPower devices. These ICs will be designed to meet the requirements of Qualcomm’s new near-field magnetic resonance wireless power charging solution that is designed to provide spatial freedom for charging consumer electronics, such as mobile phones and other battery-powered/low-power direct-charge devices.  See press release here.


Intel® Wireless Charging Technology (WCT)

IDT has partnered with Intel to be sole silicon vendor for Intel’s WCT reference designs for PCs and peripherals. Wireless charging ICs by IDT will provide industry-leading size and cost reduction, while simplifying product development and integration. Intel, along with IDT, aims to deliver validated reference designs that are targeted for deployment in Ultrabooks™, all-in-one (AiO) PCs, smartphones, and standalone chargers.

Press / Articles


Jan.15, 2013 - Bodo's Power Systems: Magnetic Induction or Magnetic Resonance for Wireless Charging?

Nov.1, 2012 - Power play:  Wireless charging at a distance arrives

 

October 29, 2012 - IDT Selected to Develop Integrated Receiver Chip based on Qualcomm's Wireless Power Technology

 

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