Wireless charger employing H bridge and multivibrator
A technology of multivibrator and wireless charger, applied in current collectors, electric vehicles, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of messy wires in manual operation, and achieve the effect of high efficiency and high power transmission
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[0015] exist figure 1 Among them, the wireless transmission of electric energy is realized by using the electromagnetic coupling of the primary and secondary coils.
[0016] exist figure 2 In the overall structure of the wireless charger, its power input terminal adopts 220V, 50Hz AC power supply, and is step-down and rectified by a switching power supply to supply power to the transmitting circuit (12V) and the square wave generating circuit (5V) respectively. The electric energy is transmitted through the magnetic field through the transmitting coil, and the receiving end rectifies the received electric energy through the rectifier bridge and outputs it to the consumer in a stabilized voltage. A wireless charger using an H-bridge and a multivibrator includes a transmitting circuit and a receiving circuit.
[0017] exist image 3 In the H-bridge circuit, a pair of inverted rectangular waves are required as input drive signals. The NE555 is used to generate a rectangular ...
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