02/5/2013
Nowadays, We live in a society that is every small work we do is technology dependent. Technology today, makes people life easier . I can even say that we reached a point where living without technology is like living without air. However, most of the technology we use today needs battery or to be connected to an electrical cable. And with our highly use of technology they can easily be out of battery and this might happen in a place without a cable or power outlet.
Fortunately, eCoupled developed a Wireless Charging Technology. The eCoupled magnetic induction system charges anything from laptops to electric vehicles without physical contact. The eCoupled says that their system has currently has 98 percent efficiency. This wireless charging technology uses induction charging. Furthermore, it is induction coils that placed in charging base station and in the device you want to charge. After that, the induction coils creates an alternating field of electromagnetic that takes the power from the power tool to the device. Also, there is a control system to monitor the power that will be transferred to ensure the safety and efficiency.
One of the designers said “It was an explosion of hundreds of products using Qi this year,” Baarman said. “The WPC booth was packed and loaded with all types of adapters, battery packs, hardware, devices and solutions, including the Toyota Avalon wireless charging solution in leather to launch later this year.” http://blogs.amway.com/amwayinsider/tag/ecoupled/
eCoulped claims that their system doesn’t charge small devices only, the can charge cars even. Imagine that you can charge all your electronic tools using the same charger no matter what type of tool it is. eCoupled Technology has been validated by standards organizations in 36 countries. eCoulped new charging has so many features such as; quit, freedom of positing, increase energy transfer efficiency and flexible integration.
http://ecoupled.com/en/wireless-power/power-ecoupled/features-benefits
http://www.iphone5wirelesscharging.com/wireless-charging-for-your-power-tools-ecoupled-technology/
http://fultoninnovation.com/technology/ecoupled/
http://www.theverge.com/2012/1/9/2690434/fulton-ecoupled-wireless-power-charges-without-direct-contact