1461798011

Series:	NuCurrent®, PowerLife™, 146179
Part Status:	Active
Function:	Receiver
Type:	1 Coil, 1 Layer
Inductance:	2.6µH
Tolerance:	±2%
DC Resistance (DCR):	245 mOhm
Q @ Freq:	90 @ 6.78MHz
Current Rating:	--
Current - Saturation:	--
Frequency - Self Resonant:	--
Operating Temperature:	--
Size / Dimension:	1.043" Dia x 0.019" H (26.50mm x 0.48mm)

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Wireless Charging Coils: 1461798011 Application Field and Working Principle

Wireless charging coils are used to transmit energy from one device to another without the need for electrical wires or plugs. They are an essential component of many modern technological devices, allowing users to charge devices without the need for cables or mechanical connectors.Wireless charging coils are typically composed of an inductive coil and a ferrite core, which acts as an isolator. This isolator prevents the electrical current generated by the coil from dissipating, allowing it to be collected and transferred wirelessly.Wireless charging coils are used in a variety of applications, and their features vary depending on the specific application they are used for. Portable electronics such as smartphones and tablets are most commonly charged using wireless charging coils. They are also commonly used in industrial applications, such as in robotic arms and automated machines, where they are used to send power and data between components.The 1461798011 wireless charging coil is a specialized type of coil that is used primarily in industrial applications. It consists of an inductive coil and an isolator, as well as a pair of conductive plates. The plates create a field between them which can be used to transfer power to a receiving device. The frequency of the coil can be adjusted by replacing the core or by varying the coil’s resistance.The working principle of the 1461798011 wireless charging coil is relatively simple. When the coil is activated, an alternating current is generated through its windings. This current creates a magnetic field between the coil’s conductive plates. When the receiving device is brought into close proximity to the coil, this magnetic field induces an electrical current in the receiving device. This current is then used to power the device.Wireless charging coils are a versatile and reliable form of power transfer, and the 1461798011 wireless charging coil offers a number of features that make it well-suited to many industrial applications. Its ability to adjust the frequency, as well as its high efficiency in transferring power, make it a reliable and time-saving power solution.

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