Fujitsu to develop super-fast wireless charger

Fujitsu is currently developing a wireless charging technology. With this technology, the process of charging or charging the battery is claimed to be 150 times faster than normal.

Fujitsu-made charger wireless technology utilizes a method called magnetic resonance. Unlike most of the electromagnetic induction method, this method will no longer require the existence of harmony between the power transmitter and receiver.

The advantages offered by Fujitsu through this technology is the ability
charging process to multiple devices at once via a single transmitter. In addition, wireless technology is claimed to be capable of charging the battery to recharge a device within a few feet.

“Other technology only works on short distances and the power transmitter and receiver must be aligned. Thus, the effectiveness is not much different from charging technology through cable. All done by Fujitsu Laboratories is developing technology that could shorten the charging time, develop a charging system through magnetic resonance method , “said Fujitsu’s explanation as Twitteling quoted from Cnet, on Wednesday (15/09/2010).

Magnetic resonance method that is used in Fujitsu’s wireless charging technology takes advantage of the resonator coil and capacitor. These resonators will be able to transmit electrical energy within a few feet.

Technology that claimed 85 percent more efficient this plan will be marketed beginning in 2012. The first devices are likely to enjoy this technology are mobile. In addition, Fujitsu also plans to eventually use this technology to recharge the battery sized devices such as electric cars.