The integrated wireless power coils are characterized by their industry-leading compact design and offer higher power transfer efficiency (Q factor) than any other wireless charging solution currently available on the market.
Molex PowerLife wireless power coils, featuring NuCurrent technology, support low, high, and specific frequencies in standard and custom sizes. Their high Q factor reduces heat generation and accelerates charging in numerous applications, including mobile phones, tablets, gaming systems, wearables and other consumer electronics, medical devices, and transmitters integrated into furniture and vehicles.
“As the next logical step in connectivity, wireless power needs the right technologies to achieve optimal device charging,” says Steve Zeilinger, product manager at Molex, adding, “PowerLife compact wireless power coils feature extremely tight electrical tolerance and a low field failure rate, thus improving design, increasing performance, and enriching the end-user experience.”
Traditional wire coils require wider electrical tolerances and can be bulky and difficult to integrate, especially in products requiring slim designs or intended for harsh environments. PowerLife wireless power coils, with built-in NuCurrent technology, are not only highly efficient and resistant to vibration, high temperatures, and humidity, but also have excellent power transmission capabilities through air, wood, and any non-metallic surface.
Available in virtually any size, PowerLife coils are suitable for both single-frequency and multi-frequency systems and are integrated into a single assembly to reduce the number of components. Molex's manufacturing resources can be tailored to meet diverse production needs. Single-frequency and multi-frequency receivers are available for use in engineering evaluation projects and rapid market launch.
