Wireless Power Kit

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            Wireless Power Kit
                    Würth Elektronik has partnered with ROHM Semiconductor to create a plug-and-play wireless power design kit
    

Image of Wurth's Wireless Power Kit Würth Elektronik has partnered with ROHM Semiconductor to create a plug-and-play wireless power design kit. This new medium power solution kit is compliant with the Qi standard version 1.2 with extended power profile. A flexible and modular approach allows for fast integration of wireless power in your product design. This kit can be used as a full-featured development platform right out of the box, and comes fully loaded with the transmitter module, receiver module, LED load module, as well as a quick start guide and power adapter with EU, US, and UK adaptors.

Features

Plug-and-play wireless power design kit, medium power solution
Qi standard version 1.2 compliant with extended power profile
Strategic partnership ROHM Semiconductor with Würth Elektronik
Based on the transmitter type MP-A7
Excellent performance due to use of litz wire coil
Complete and efficient solution based on Rx and Tx chipset
Flexible and modular approach for fast integration of wireless power in your product design
Smartphones, tablets

Applications

Portable devices used in a clean area where connectors pose a risk of polluting, such as medical facilities and (industrial) clean rooms
Devices with a large number of mating cycles to avoid connector damage
Headsets
Portable media players

Wireless Power Kit

	Imagem	Número de peça do fabricante	Descrição	Peça / CI utilizado	Características fundamentais	Conteúdo	Available Quantity	Preço	Ver detalhes
		760308MP	EVAL BOARD FOR BD57015 BD57020	BD57015, BD57020, ML610Q772, WE-WPCC	Transmissor e receptor	Placas, fonte de alimentação	0 - Immediate	$139.92	Ver detalhes

Published: 2016-07-27

Associated Product Highlight

Wireless Power Design Kit ROHM Semiconductor's wireless power design kit based on the Qi specification 1.2.2 and supports the Extended Power Profile (EPP) from the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC).