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A Ukrainian company called XE says it has overcome the technical problem of wireless charging and can charge
devices up to 5 meters away.
Commercial products of the technology will include a charging base measuring 15×15×40 centimeters, as well as a 3-millimeter-thick phone case
.
The company demonstrated the process
of wireless charging with this device.
The antenna and cache battery are placed in a 3D printed base, and the transmitter is housed in
a large black box.
When you're ready to charge, the transmitter needs to be turned on for a while, then turned off when the phone starts charging (after the transmitter is powered on, you need to wait up to 20 seconds before charging
starts).
This is the preparation time left for the cache battery).
The media said that although the whole set of equipment still looks rough, it does not hinder its normal work
.
Ivan, the company's founder, said the device works on a similar
principle to an old-fashioned ore radio.
Ore Radio does not need an external power supply to listen to the radio, but the volume is very low
.
XE has improved the efficiency of the transmitter and receiver to ensure that the transmitted power can charge the cache battery
.
The antenna of this product can be placed in
the phone case of the iPhone 6 or 6s.
XE declined to disclose the specific frequency at which the device operates, saying only that it is "below 100MHZ.
"
The transmitter of XE Wireless Charging has a power rating of 2.
5 watts and a maximum output of 5 watts, which is safe
for both people and animals.
The company will finalize the price of the product in early 2016, and Ivan said the goal is to keep the price of the transmitter plus a charging case under
$200.
XE wanted to manufacture its own products in Poland so they could adapt this complex wireless charging technology
.
A Ukrainian company called XE says it has overcome the technical problem of wireless charging and can charge
devices up to 5 meters away.
Commercial products of the technology will include a charging base measuring 15×15×40 centimeters, as well as a 3-millimeter-thick phone case
.
The company demonstrated the process
of wireless charging with this device.
The antenna and cache battery are placed in a 3D printed base, and the transmitter is housed in
a large black box.
When you're ready to charge, the transmitter needs to be turned on for a while, then turned off when the phone starts charging (after the transmitter is powered on, you need to wait up to 20 seconds before charging
starts).
This is the preparation time left for the cache battery).
The media said that although the whole set of equipment still looks rough, it does not hinder its normal work
.
Ivan, the company's founder, said the device works on a similar
principle to an old-fashioned ore radio.
Ore Radio does not need an external power supply to listen to the radio, but the volume is very low
.
XE has improved the efficiency of the transmitter and receiver to ensure that the transmitted power can charge the cache battery
.
The antenna of this product can be placed in
the phone case of the iPhone 6 or 6s.
XE declined to disclose the specific frequency at which the device operates, saying only that it is "below 100MHZ.
"
The transmitter of XE Wireless Charging has a power rating of 2.
5 watts and a maximum output of 5 watts, which is safe
for both people and animals.
The company will finalize the price of the product in early 2016, and Ivan said the goal is to keep the price of the transmitter plus a charging case under
$200.
XE wanted to manufacture its own products in Poland so they could adapt this complex wireless charging technology
.
