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New Wireless Power Transfer Solution To Go

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Wireless Power Transfer Solution To Go

 

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Texas Instruments and Würth Elektronik put together the Wireless Power Transfer Solution to Go Evalkit, which can be used as a full-featured development platform right out of the box. You can immediately connect the receiver to the power management of your device and wireless power comes to life. The kit offers a variety of programmable parameters to set your wireless power transfer.

 

The Wireless Power Transfer Solution To Go provides the following benefits:

  • Plug & Play 5W Wireless Power Transfer Demonstration
  • Complete demoboards for fast integration of Wireless Power in your product design without any problems
  • Meets the Qi Standard of the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC)
  • Disposal of optimised components

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Get the Design Kit "Wireless Power Transfer Solution To Go" directly from Farnell

 

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  • I totally agree with you DAB and that is why we have the challenge to support everyone with great interest and passion to cut the cord and bring wireless power charging a bit closer to all of us.


    That is why we do this and that is why we all are here.


    Mark, in regards to NZ prices you might contact Farnell directly. They can definitely help you on this one and maybe suggest some reasons to join the road test as well! ;D


    For the Rx board feel free to check the following for specifications and pricing:

    http://www.ti.com/tool/bq51013bevm-764

    https://estore.ti.com/Basket.aspx


    Do you have any links or sources I can have a look at the beer tap? As I am German, this would totally get my attention! ;D


    Thanks guys for your honest feedback. I really appreciate it.



    Simon

  • in reply to sleuz

    Simon

    Thanks for your responses. Its great to see a supplier engaging in the community.

    The Rx is also USD$199

    Do you have any links or sources I can have a look at the beer tap? As I am German, this would totally get my attention! ;D

    Sorry I can't find anything.

    From memory the company (Markit Graphics) was involved in graphics and developed early membrane switch's and EL lighting to compliment it.

    They were trying to use the EL and illuminate a beer tap signage using the wireless power principles developed in NZ.... it may not have worked. (I worked with owner's son so got some inside info)

     

    Thanks for the suggestion re Road Test. I have quite a few other things on my plate (that seem to be getting pushed sideways) so I really .... really shouldn't add another 'distraction' image

     

    Mark

  • in reply to mcb1

    Mark

     

    Found their homepage but no luck with the signage. But there seems to be quite some business with signs! hahaha

     

    No problem, feel free to share/participate/comment any thoughts and knowledge on the group or during the challenge.

     

    Simon

  • in reply to sleuz

    Simon

    There are two with the same name.

    This one is the one you want (despite it showing as Australian)

    http://www.markit.com.au/

     

    They were doing EL back in the early to mid 90's, and their website is not exactly show casing their best, but word of mouth is probably enough.

     

    You've now got me thinking about uses for wireless charging and I have a couple of ideas, so who knows.

    (If I did a beer tap I guess I'd be in ....image)

     

    Mark

  • in reply to mcb1

    Mark, you would definitely get my vote, that´s for sure! image

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