Wireless charging?
I don’t know how everyone understands wireless charging technology. I find that many people still don’t know the exact way to use wireless charging. Then I can share my experience. If you have any questions, please feel free to communicate. Wireless charging is mainly used in portable appliances such as mobile phones, headphones and tablets. However, it should be noted that the wireless charger still needs to be connected to a power source. After all, human technology currently cannot directly use the free charge in the environment, and it still needs to be connected to artificial electricity. It just means that there is no need to prepare an adapted data cable for each portable appliance. Only one wireless charger is needed to charge all appliances that support wireless charging. When charging, you need to pay attention. If the power receiving coil of the appliance and the power supply coil of the wireless charger are not aligned, the electrical energy will be converted into heat energy, causing the power receiving appliance to heat up. You also need to pay attention to the proximity distance. The coils of the power receiving appliance and the charger need to be infinitely close, so it is not advisable to place any foreign objects behind the mobile phone. The Qi2 wireless charging protocol was recently launched, mainly for iPhones. Under the Qi1 protocol, the maximum charging wattage that iPhone and third-party wireless chargers can achieve is 10W, while Qi2 can reach a maximum of 15W. The Android system has already reached 15W wireless charging, so there is not much change for those who use Android phones. That’s it for today’s sharing. Welcome to communicate and discuss together. Please leave a message~