A wireless charger is a device that transmits electric energy through magnetic (radio) waves.
The basic principle behind the function of the device is explained in either 6th or 8th grade physics: electrons traveling through electric wires or other conducting objects generate magnetic forces perpendicular to the flow of electric power and any magnetic field perpendicular to the wire generates electric energy in the wire. By twisting a wire into a coil, the magnetic field is then concentrated and focused, thus forming an inductive coil (a different name for electromagnet). by placing two of these coils next to each other, alternating current electric power is transferred from one coil to the other. Another place where this phenomenon is found is in the antennae when electric signal is transferred from one antenna to the other one (or more). The distance and efficiency of energy transfer depends on the shape of the antenna and wavelength (frequency) used.
This technology is used in TV and radio broadcast, cellphones, wi-fi, power Transformers (big ones supplying power to homes and small ones in power bricks), etc, etc...
The wireless chargers are usually flat pad-looking devices (the power transmitting antenna) and can be used to charge most common portable devices like cellphones and mp3 players. The power receiving device would have to be modified (the power receiving antenna) or specifically designed to operate with a wireless charger. The wireless chargers usually operate in micro-wave frequency and therefore need to be in close proximity to the device being charged.
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It depends on what you are using it for. I am using one with no modem to connect to my printer.
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That really depends on how the charger is made. What would likely happen is that the charger would try to deliver more current than it is designed to. The result would be either a blown fuse or diodes in the charger unless it has protection circuits in it. One thing you could try would be a current limit in series with the charger output. A headlamp in series could work to limit the current to somewhere around 3-6 amps and prevent having an overcurrent situation on the charger. Dad calls the light bulb current limit a "rubber fuse" It will take longer to charge that way and you really need to check the battery voltage often making sure not to exceed about 6.75V Be aware that with this method there is no way for the charger to sense that the battery is fully charged. It will continue to try to push to around 14 volts which will never happen until you cause an open cell in the 6v battery. charger + to headlamp bulb, other side of bulb to battery+ B- to charger- That could get you out of a pinch but you really need a charger designed for 6v charging.
it can be useful while travelling and when we dont have charger with us during travel
A wireless charger will avoid the problems of a dog chewing the cord of your charger. You can find these chargers online at E bay.com or at Amazon.com.
There is no wireless charger scrubs.
Not possible ! You would need to charge the device to transfer power to the iphone ! You cannot get power out of nothing !
I think we can check this.http://www.hipowerplay.com/cms.php?id_cms=11How does wireless charge work?How to choose a wireless charger?How to extend wireless charge to my cell phone?HiPOWERPLAY'S FacebookAnswerYou would need to log in to the wireless route
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No, the Nexus wireless charger does not have an internal battery. It requires the micro USB charger for it to wirelessly charge a Nexus 7 (or Nexus 4 or 5).
There's no real fix to the Nexus 7 charger, but you can use a standard micro USB charger, or a wireless charger (Qi standard) to recharge the device.
easy, get 2 things, 1. an iphone qi receiver, 2. a qi wireless charger
charger work by the energy that powers it up. When it's powered up it can work and charge anything that the charger goes with.
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where do i purchase a new doss wireless bluethooth charge? thanks
Define always work. Everything will eventually wear out and break. The question posed is the same as will my DS always work. The answer there is no. Is your charger broken?