18373827. WIRELESS POWER TRANSFERRING METHOD AND DEVICE THEREFOR simplified abstract (LG ELECTRONICS INC.)

WIRELESS POWER TRANSFERRING METHOD AND DEVICE THEREFOR

Organization Name

LG ELECTRONICS INC.

Inventor(s)

Yongcheol Park of Seoul (KR)

WIRELESS POWER TRANSFERRING METHOD AND DEVICE THEREFOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18373827 titled 'WIRELESS POWER TRANSFERRING METHOD AND DEVICE THEREFOR

Simplified Explanation

• • Explanation:**

The patent application describes a method for transferring wireless power by an electric power transmitter. The method involves monitoring the placement or removal of an object on the transmitter, performing a digital ping to communicate with a power receiver, receiving configuration information from the receiver, and transmitting a capability packet with power transfer information.

• • Bullet Points:**
• Selection step of monitoring object placement on power transmitter
• Ping step of digital communication with power receiver
• Identifying/configuring step of receiving configuration information
• Negotiating step of transmitting capability packet with power transfer details

• • Potential Applications:**
• Wireless charging for electronic devices
• Power transfer in smart homes or IoT devices
• Electric vehicle charging systems

• • Problems Solved:**
• Eliminates the need for physical connections for power transfer
• Simplifies charging processes for multiple devices
• Enables efficient power transfer in various applications

• • Benefits:**
• Convenience of wireless power transfer
• Flexibility in device placement during charging
• Enhanced user experience with seamless power transfer operations

Original Abstract Submitted

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a method for transferring wireless power by an electric power transmitter may comprise: a selection step of monitoring a placement or a removal of an object on or from an interface surface of the power transmitter; a ping step of performing a digital ping and receiving a response from a power receiver; an identifying/configuring step of receiving a configuration packet including configuration information of the power receiver; and a negotiating step of transmitting a capability packet including information on a level of power transferred by the power transmitter, wherein the capability packet may include an NFC detection field indicating whether the power transmitter has a capability of detecting an RFID and/or an NFC, and/or whether the RDID and/or the NFC is detected.