The WE-WPC series of wireless charging coils includes two different components: one size 3737 and one size 5555. Both meet quality requirements and have been evaluated and accepted by various integrated circuit manufacturers. Their main features are low DCR, litz wire, and the highest Q value on the market. The goal of the wireless power consortium is to work on the development of the highly regarded Qi wireless charging technology. Nineteen countries worldwide are contributing to this consortium to create a pioneering charging technology.
The Qi standard (pronounced "chee") is a global standard for wireless charging stations for mobile devices and cameras. The innovation is based on the idea of replacing wired chargers with a Qi-enabled charging surface. This is achieved simply by placing the device on the charging surface, which then charges it via magnetic induction.
The Qi interface ensures device compatibility, so that every device, regardless of the manufacturer or brand, can be charged on this charging surface.
Today's charger technology makes it impossible to charge devices from different brands using the same power source. The Wireless Power Consortium provides a uniform solution: the standardized Qi wireless charging.
The consortium comprises component manufacturers, mobile device users, and network operators, who are currently working to develop solutions and thus achieve standardization. Würth Elektronik is therefore also currently involved in the development of special transformers and storage regulators.
