Description To The Wireless Charging System

Published:2010/11/18 3:25:00 Author:Li xiao na From:SeekIC

The HaloIPT Company, which is in England, has declaimed that the wireless charging for the electric vehicle is developed successfully. This technology is able to change the developing direction of the electric vehicle. This company plans to establish a demonstrative bases for this inductive power transmitting in the year of 2012. This system embeds the wireless charging cushion in the underground parking places and streets; users can charge without the wire if the reception is installed in his car.

Currently, most of the electric vehicle needs a wire to connect the car and the charging station; while this system is able to guide the power by the magnetic field. Experts maintain that this technology has great potential, because the charging can be taken on the street, which means the cars are able to charge when parking on the road or waiting for the traffic lights. The cushion can be put on the different road; therefore, the movable charging is also implemented. Besides, this technique is the best way to solve the problem of distance, and the demand for battery type is also reducing.

With the power transmitting system, the driver will never worry about forgetting to charge for the car. The new device is able to work normally in adverse circumstances, such as in the water or ice and snow layer. The disposition can supply to power for different kinds of vehicle, such as the car, bus and heavy truck. People in HAloIPT also said that this system has the large inducing range, which means that the car does not need to stay over the system. This system provides the car with fifteen charging distance, and it can handle the interference. Although the related projects will cost so much, the wireless charging must be popularized, because it is the developing direction of the electric vehicle. The related integrated circuit is SN5414W.

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