[经验]

无线充电的下一步是什么？

2018-10-12 08:58:17

2245 安森美无线充电磁共振

第一代无线充电在过去几年中已在市场上出现，并且最终成为消费者的有用应用。
完全市场采用的挑战是它必须融入我们的日常生活，并为我们所有的便携式设备提供充电。
无线充电有可能随处可见：我们的家庭，办公室，车辆，机场，飞机，餐馆，酒店。
与此同时，它需要能够为我们的智能手机，平板电脑，笔记本电脑和2合1，电动工具，鼠标和键盘以及许多其他产品充电。
这是A4WP“Rezence”威廉希尔官方网站的愿景。
市场上现有的基于磁感应（MI）的威廉希尔官方网站具有许多限制，阻碍了整个市场和消费者的采用。
A4WP的下一代威廉希尔官方网站基于磁共振（MR），提供无线充电所需的解决方案。
安森美半导体正在积极开发A4WP标准的解决方案，您将开始看到将在今年年底之前向市场推出MR威廉希尔官方网站的产品。
在接下来的几个月里，我将与您分享每种威廉希尔官方网站的基本知识，优缺点以及安森美半导体认为MR是未来的原因。
与此同时，请观看今年世界移动通信大会上的Rezence收费表的YouTube视频。
我有兴趣听取你的意见 - MI或MR？
您认为未来五年无线充电市场将在哪里发展？

以上来自于谷歌翻译

以下为原文

The first generation of wireless charging has been available in the market for the past few years and is finally catching momentum as a useful application for consumers. The challenge for full market adoption is that it has to be integrated into our everyday lives and offer charging for all of our portable devices. Wireless charging has the potential to be everywhere we go: in our homes, offices, vehicles, in airports, on planes, in restaurants, in hotels. At the same time, it needs to be capable of charging our smartphones, tablets, notebooks and 2 in 1s, power tools, mouse and keyboard, and many others. This is the vision of the A4WP “Rezence” technology.
The current technology in the market, which is based on magnetic induction (MI), has many limitations that prevent full market and consumer adoption. The next generation technology from A4WP, which is based on magnetic resonance (MR), offers the solutions that are needed to make wireless charging ubiquitous. ON Semiconductor is actively developing solutions for the A4WP standard and you will start seeing products that will make MR technology available to the market by the end of this year.
Over the next few months, I will be sharing with you the basics, advantages and disadvantages of each technology and why ON Semiconductor believes MR is the future. In the meantime, take a look at this YouTube video of a Rezence charging table from this year’s Mobile World Congress.

I’d be interested in hearing your opinions – MI or MR? Where do you see the wireless charging market going in the next five years?