Abstract:
Provided is a method for controlling a wireless power receiver which receives charged power from a wireless power transmitter. The method for controlling the wireless power receiver comprises a step for loading a communication method stack for communication with the wireless power transmitter from a communication unit of the wireless power receiver; a step for communicating with the wireless power transmitter through a first address by using the loaded communication method stack; a step for loading the communication method stack for the communication with the wireless power transmitter from an application processor of the wireless power receiver; and a step for communicating with the wireless power transmitter through a second address by using the loaded communication method stack.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for excluding a cross-connected wireless power receiver in a wireless power transmitter. The method includes: determining transmission power while the wireless power transmitter is connected to the wireless power receiver; transferring the determined transmission power to the wireless power receiver; receiving a report indicating a power-receiving state from the wireless power receiver; determining whether the power-receiving state indicated by the report is within a valid range corresponding to the transmission power; and terminating the connection to the wireless power receiver if the power-receiving state is outside the valid range. [Reference numerals] (10) Gate driver; (116) Rectifying unit; (118) DC/DC convertor; (12) Amplifier; (124) Charging unit/PMIC; (14,114) Matching unit; (16) Resonance signal generating unit; (18) Signal generating unit; (20) Power supply unit; (200) Power transmitter; (22,122) Control unit; (24,120) Wireless communication unit; (250) Power receiver; (AA,BB) Communication
Abstract:
Disclosed is a wireless power transmitter for detecting a load change in the wireless power transmission. The wireless power transmitter according to the present invention comprises a power supply unit for supplying driving power of the wireless power transmitter; a power conversion unit for converting the driving power supplied from the power supply unit to an alternating current type; a power transmission unit for wirelessly transmitting the converted driving power to a wireless power receiver; a temperature measurement unit for measuring a temperature value of at least one portion of the wireless power transmitter; and a control unit for detecting a current value of the driving power outputted from the power supply unit and a load value, compensating the load value based on the measured temperature value and detecting the load change of the power transmitter based on the compensated load value. [Reference numerals] (101) Power supply unit; (103) Power conversion unit; (105) Power transmission unit; (107) Control unit; (109) Temperature measurement unit
Abstract:
Provided is a method for controlling a wireless power transmitter transmitting charging power to a wireless power receiver. According to the present invention, the method for controlling a wireless power transmitter includes: detecting the wireless power receiver by applying heterogeneous detection power having different power amounts for detecting the wireless power receiver; transmitting driving power for driving the wireless power receiver to the wireless power receiver and receiving a signal for communication connection from the wireless power receiver; determining whether to register the wireless power receiver in a wireless power network; transmitting a response signal for communication connection to the wireless power receiver; and transmitting charging power to the wireless power receiver.
Abstract:
The present invention suggests a method to prevent an excessive voltage in a power receiver to transmit power required by the power receiver to start a charging step. To do so, the present invention determines whether power transmission to the power receiver is possible based on the power data the power receiver if there is an entry request from the power receiver to enter a wireless power network controlled by a power transmitter, notifies the start of step-by-step power transmission to the power receiver if the power transmission is determined possible, increases the amount of the power transmission until a request to stop the voltage increase from the power receiver is received, stops increasing the amount of the power transmission when the stop request is received, and starts to charge by sending a charge start command. By doing so, an excessive voltage can be prevented in transmitting power required by the power receiver to start the charging step. [Reference numerals] (300) Nothing on TX;(305) RX on TX;(310) Notoify the operation as level-up;(315) Rx requests to stop the voltage increase;(320) Tx informs Rx of the start of power transmission;(AA) Power of the power transmitter (PTx)[W];(BB) Standby state;(CC) Charging state;(DD,HH) Load detection;(EE) Power tracking;(FF) Power stabilization;(GG) Hold time;(II) Search & register;(JJ) Time
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A wireless power receiver and a control method thereof prevent the degradation of efficiency generated in a converting process by not performing the converting process when a voltage of an output terminal of a rectifier unit is less than an allowable voltage of a charging unit. CONSTITUTION: A wireless power receiver (200) includes a power receiving unit (210), a rectifier unit (220), a converter unit (230), a switch unit (240), a charging unit (250), and a control unit (260). The power receiving unit receives wireless power. The rectifier unit outputs DC wireless power by rectifying the received wireless power. The control unit determines whether or not a voltage of the rectified wireless power is more than an allowable voltage of the charging unit. When the voltage of the rectified wireless power is more than the allowable voltage of the charging unit, the control unit controls the converter unit to convert the rectified wireless power into a predetermined voltage and output the same to the charging unit. When the voltage of the rectified wireless power is less than the allowable voltage of the charging unit, the control unit controls the switch unit to directly output the rectified wireless power to the charging unit. [Reference numerals] (210) Power receiving unit; (220) Rectifier unit; (230) Converter unit; (240) Switch unit; (250) Charging unit; (260) Control unit
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A wireless power transmitter, a wireless power receiver and each control method thereof is provided to use an out-band mode, thereby increasing the available distance of communication. CONSTITUTION: A search signal is received (S501). Charge power is applied to a subscribed wireless power receiver (S503). Control command of load switch on is transmitted (S505). A wireless power transmitter conducts monitoring on the change of load (S507). The load variation corresponding to the wireless power transmitter is detected (S509). [Reference numerals] (AA) Start; (BB,EE) No; (CC,DD) Yes; (FF) End; (S501) A search signal is received ?; (S503) Charge power is applied to a subscribed wireless power receiver; (S505) Control command of load switch on is transmitted; (S507) A wireless power transmitter conducts monitoring on the change of load; (S509) The load variation corresponding to the wireless power transmitter is detected ?; (S511) Maintain charging to Rx; (S513) Stop charging
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A wireless power transmitter and a control method thereof are provided to offer a standard of an overall operation of the wireless power transmitter and a wireless power receiver such as configuration and processes for controlling the detection of the receiver with the transmitter and controlling a phased applied voltage. CONSTITUTION: A control method of a wireless power transmitter(100) includes the following steps: a step of detecting the placement of a wireless power receiver; a step of transmitting a driving power for driving the receiver; a step of forming a communication network with the receiver; a step of admitting the receiver into a wireless power network controlled by the transmitter; and a step of transmitting charging power to the receiver.