I'm often contacted my suppliers who are considering to participate in the RoadTest program. They ask me a lot of questions about the program and which products are the best to RoadTest. Well, it depends, right? Test equipment garners a lot of interest. So do SBCs or anything to do with IoT. So when I was contacted about this Wireless Power Dev Kit for a future RoadTest, I looked up what content the community already had on the topic. There is a some content, as expected, since wireless power solutions are only sure to grow. But I don't recall doing a RoadTest on this type of product, or at least recently. I just wondered how it would be RoadTested. So, here's my question: How would your Roadtest it?
Here's a few facts about the product:
- It's the result of the joint collaboration of Wurth Elektronik and Rohm Semiconductor.
- It's used in devices with a large number of mating cycles to avoid connector damage such as smartphones, tablets, portable media players.
- It comes with 5 parts: Transmitter module, Receiver module, LED load module, Quick start guide, Power adapter with EU, US and UK adapter.
Here's a few specs:
- Plug & play wireless power design kit, medium power solution
- Qi standard version 1.2 compliant with extended power profile
- Based on the transmitter type MP-A7
- Excellent performance due to use of litz wire coil
- Operating temperature range from -20°C up to +105°C
- Inductance of 12µH at 125KHz/10mA, Q-factor of 33 at 125KHz/10mA
- Maximum rated current of 3A at ΔT = 40K, saturation current of 6A (typ)
More Information
Here's a few More Photos:
