Customized Power Wireless Charger Coil 7uH 5V Transmitter Receiver
Induction Shield For Samsung Apple Smart Mobile Phone
Quick details
Aolittel wireless charging receiving coils/shields and wireless
charging transmitter coils/shields feature high permeability
shielding and high-saturation powdered iron that is not affected by
permanent locating magnets. All the parts are lead (Pb)-free and
RoHS-compliant, and some are also AEC-Q200-qualified.
Specifications
| Model | Picture | Specification |
| A28-5V Wireless charger coil |  | OD: 44.8*52.5 mm ID: 18.5*28.5 mm Thickness: 1.25H Turns: 9 TS Wire diameter: 0.08*105p Wire: silk-coated wire Inductance: 7.3 uh Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS Winding direction: Clockwise |
| A11-5V Wireless charging coil |  | OD: 43±0.5mm ID: 20.5 mm Thickness: 1.2mm Turns: 10 TS,1 Layer Wire diameter: 0.08*105p Wire: silk-coated wire Chip size: 50*5*1.0 Inductance: 3.9 uh Inductance for add magnet: 6.8 uh Product size: 50*2.2H Unit weight: 15g Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS |
| Samsung s6 wireless charging and transmitting coil |  | OD: 43 mm ID: 20.5 mm Thickness: 1.2H Turns: 10 TS Wire diameter: 0.08*105p Wire: enamelled wire Inductance: 6.3 uh Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS Winding direction: Clockwise |
| Apple Watch wireless transmitting coil |  | Inductance: 7.2 uh With magnetic sheet |
A11-5V Wireless charging coil Double wired Double layer |  | OD: 43±0.5mm ID: 20.5 mm Thickness: 1.2mm Turns: 10 TS,2 Layer Wire diameter: 0.08*105p x 2 Wire: silk-coated wire Chip size: 50*5*1.0 Product size: 50*2.2H Unit weight: 15g Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS |
| A5 Wireless Charger Coil |  | OD: 43±0.5mm ID: 20.5 mm Thickness: 2.6mm max Turns: 10 TS,2 layer Wire diameter: 0.08*105p bifilar Wire: silk-coated wire magnetic sheet : 53*53*2.5 Product size:53*53*5.1H Inductance: 7.3 uh Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS Unit weight: 46g |
| Iphone 6 Wireless Charing coil |  | OD: 36.*42.7 ID: 27.5*20 Thickness: 0.22H Turns: 14 TS Wire dia: 0.13*4p Wire: Self sticking wire Inductance: 8.3 uh Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS Unit weight: 0.8g |
| S4 Wireless charging coil |  | OD: 25.6*36.6 ID: 20.5*10.5 Thickness: 0.41H Turns: 15 TS Wire dia: 0.25*2p Wire: Self sticking wire Inductance: 12.2 uh Package: Sucking tray / carton RoHs/SGS Unit weight: 1.5g |
FEATURES
• Wireless charging receiving coil
• For Rx applications up to 10 W
• Optimized for 5 V charging circuitry
• High permeability shielding for wireless charging receiving coils
• Blocks charging flux from sensitive components or batteries
• High saturation powdered iron - not affected by permanent
locating magnets
• Durable construction
SHIELD MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS
• Permeability: approximately 24
• Resistivity: > 10 MW at 100 V
• Core loss: 4000 mW/cc at 500 gauss, 250 kHz
• Magnetic saturation: 50 % at 4000 gauss (to 350 Oe)
Introduction
There are many battery-powered devices, which need to be
periodically charged, such as mobile phones, tablets, and
battery-powered hand tools. These tools are usually charged by a
dedicated cord from a USB port or from a dedicated wall adapter.
Wirelessly transferred power simplifies the charging of these
devices and brings more convenience to the everyday lives of our
customers. Dedicated controllers are required for wireless charging
application control. Freescale provides the Axx family of the
dedicated controllers for the wireless charging applications. Each
type is intended for a certain range of applications in the
automotive or industrial and consumer area. Freescale provides the
dedicated wireless charging software library
intended for these controllers. This library maintains all
functions required by the Qi specification.
Coil categories
Each application area requires a certain level of power transfer.
The main aspects of the categorization are
as follows:
· Transmitter or receiver side:
o The transmitter side generates the power electromagnetic field.
o The receiver side produces the AC/DC current when placed to the
power electromagnetic field.
· A level of the transferred power:
o Low power – up to 5 W on the receiver side
o Medium power – from 5 W to 100 W
o High power – from 100 W to 1 kW level
o Very high power – more than 1 kW
· Free-positioning:
o Single coil – with or without an attractor
o Multicoil solution
· Manufacturing:
o Wire wound from the Litz wire
o PCB type of coils
Coil description and properties
The requirements for the coil construction are as follows:
The inductance and power capability must meet the category
requirements, including the working frequency and transferring
power.
The mechanical dimension must fit to the target application,
including the coil area and thickness.
The coil must provide the electromagnetic shielding for the
associated electronic device, such as the mobile phone.
Durable construction.
Figure 1 shows the basic wire wound coil structure
Figure 1 Wire wound coil structure (property of TDK)
The coil winding can be one or two layers of the Litz wire. The
adhesive tape between coil and ferrite
sheet maintains the required distance and the mechanical fixation.
The center positioned magnet can be
used to provide better alignment between the transmitter and the
receiver coils. The ferrite sheet provides
the one side magnetic shield and forms the magnetic field. The
ferrite properties (material and thickness)
have influence to the maximal power transfer for the certain
temperature rise.
For the power level 5 W and higher, usually various types of the
ferrite material are used. For the power
level lower than 5 W, the thin ferrite tape or other soft magnetic
materials could be used. The thickness of
the magnetic shield is from 0.5 mm to 5 mm depending on the type of
coil.
A coil has the following properties:
· Inductance ranging from 6 uH to 27 uH.
· The DC resistance depends mainly on the used type of the Litz
wire, usually ranging from 20 mΩ to 100 mΩ.
· The dimension depends on the required power transfer capability
and the final application, usually ranging from about 30 mm to 55
mm for the rectangular and the circular single coil.
· The working frequency ranges from 105 kHz to 210 kHz for the
devices which meet the Qi specification.
· The working voltage is from 5 V to 50 V in extreme conditions.
Figure 2 shows the examples of the wire wound coils.
Figure 2 Wire wound coils(property of TDK)
Figure 3 shows the basic PCB coil structure.
Figure 3 Cross section of the PCB coils system
PCB coils consist of several layers of overlapped coils. All coils
are independent and have their own connection points. The coil
shapes can vary from the rounded square to hexagonal or circular.
The PCB coils usually have higher internal DC resistance, lower
quality, lower efficiency, lower thickness, and lower cost. They
can be combined with wire wound coils.
A Multicoil solution A multicoil solution is used when the free
positioning design is required. The transmitter checks each coil
coupling to the receiver, and then selects the coil with the best
coupling for the power transfer. It can energize one coil only or
several coils together. The simultaneously energized coils can
provide higher power transfer capability and larger freedom for the
receiver coil placement. The simultaneously energized coils are
connected to the same AC current source with the same
electromagnetic field orientation. The connection can be maintained
by the power multiplexer or the separate power drivers can be used
for each coil. This type of the power transfer, called as one
channel transfer, is intended for one receiver only. If you need to
charge two or more devices simultaneously, you need to use the
multichannel topology. In this case, each channel works
independently. The example of the multicoil design is the Freescale
Wireless Charger for automotive sector, topology A13_Rev2. It is
controlled by the WCT1001A controller. The final demo example is
shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4 Multicoil design example
Figure 5 shows the block schematic of the power multiplexer.
The multiplexer is controlled by the wireless charging controller
and it can connect one or more coils from the three-coil set to the
energy source. The power multiplexer can be spread to more segments
to control multicoil. Then one or more coils can be energized
simultaneously. This design can be used for all multicoil
topologies by the Qi specification.
Figure 6 shows the next possible topology for the multicoil system.
Figure 6 Independent bridge drivers
This topology uses several bridge drivers to energize each coil.
The half or full-bridges are controlled by the wireless charging
controller. It is possible to energize one or more coils
simultaneously. The selection of the final topology depends on the
transferring power level and finally on the cost. If a design
requires the EMI filter and small frequency range (automotive
sector), the multiplexer can be a better selection.
Conclusion
The use of the A or other controllers from the A family, together
with the binary wireless charging library considerably simplifies
the whole design process and provides fully tested functions for a
reliable application.
