Texas Instruments’ bq501210 wireless power transmitter is designed for personal electronics, medical, and space-constrained industrial applications. The bq501210 enables 84% system efficiency while using less thermal dissipation. Industrial end equipment such as electronic point-of-sale (POS) devices and handheld medical equipment reap the benefits of 15 W wireless power. Its fixed-frequency operation helps improve efficiency as well as reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI). It also features fast-charge negotiation with mobile devices enables the transfer of up to 10 W to compatible receivers. The high-voltage dedicated charging port (HVDCP) protocol negotiates with capable ac/dc wall adapters to adjust the input voltage. The rail control output provides power to deliver a full 15 W with inputs between 15 and 19 V, and enables lower power operation, such as 5 W, with inputs as low as 5 V.
Features
- Qi-Certified Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) v1.2 Solution for 15-W Operation
- Faster Charging Time
- Backward Compatible With Existing 5-W WPC Receivers
- 12-V to 19-V Input, Fixed Frequency, Rail Voltage Control Architecture
- 15 V to 19 V can achieve 15 W
- 9 V and 12 V capable for HVDCP
- Dynamic Power Limiting (DPL) Allows Operation From Weak Supplies
- Conforms to WPC MP-A5 Transmitter Type Specification
- Enhanced Foreign Objection Detection (FOD) Implementation With FOD Ping that Detects Metal Objects Prior to Power Transfer
- Low Standby Power During Idle and ‘Charge Complete’
- Bi-directional Communication
- Digital Demodulation Reduces Components and Simplifies Circuitry
- Support Fast Charge Operation with Compatible Receivers
- 10 Configurable LED Modes Indicate Charging State and Fault Status
=> Download/View the TI bq501210 WPC v1.2 Wireless Power Transmitter data sheet (PDF)…
