a wireless charger, comprising: a top cover for placing an electronic device thereon; at least one coil, disposed under the top cover; and a first magnet embedded inside the top cover for aligning with a second magnet of the electronic device for wireless charging the electronic device.

A stationary induction charging station for a vehicle is disclosed. The stationary induction charging station includes an induction charging device, an energy transfer module for contact-free energy transfer, and an electronic unit. According to an example, the energy transfer module and the electronic unit are spatially combined.

An apparatus for a wireless power transfer (“WPT”) pad heat management system includes a ferrite structure positioned adjacent to a coil configured to wirelessly transfer power. The apparatus includes a plurality of heat spreaders positioned along a length of a component of the ferrite structure. Each of the plurality of heat spreaders is non-metallic. The apparatus includes a trough shaped to surround at least a portion of each of the plurality of heat spreaders, wherein the trough is non-metallic. The apparatus includes a phase change material (“PCM”) in the trough where at least a portion of the heat spreaders extend into the PCM. The ferrite structure, coil, plurality of heat spreaders, trough and PCM are encased in a solid material, and each of the plurality of heat spreaders comprises a material that transfers heat from the component of the ferrite structure to the PCM.

The present invention provides an electromagnetic apparatus with heat sink structure, comprising: metal housing, the metal housing further comprises the upper housing and the lower housing to fix the components of the electromagnetic apparatus and store the energy of the electromagnetic apparatus during operation; the electrical coil is mounted on the coil shelf and is provided with numbers of primary windings and secondary windings; the heat conductive tube is arranged in the gap of the windings for conducting the heat generated by the electrical coil to the outside of the electromagnetic apparatus. Furthermore, the conducting wire is electrically coupled to the electrical coil and transmits the input voltage and output voltage during the operation of electromagnetic apparatus.

A thermal management includes an inductor, a housing in thermal communication with the inductor, the housing defining a wall, and a conductor. The conductor has a greater heat transfer rate than the wall and is positioned within a groove and/or an aperture formed in the wall. The conductor is configured to transfer heat through the wall more efficiently than if the conductor were not present. A method of manufacturing a thermal management system includes forming a housing by additive manufacturing. The housing defines a wall having at least one of a groove and an aperture defined therein. The method includes positioning a conductor in at least one of the groove and the aperture. The conductor has a greater heat transfer rate than the wall. The method includes positioning an inductor into thermal communication with the housing.

An inductor component includes an element body; and a coil in the element body. The element body includes a metal magnetic powder-containing resin having a resin and metal magnetic powder in the resin. The element body has a rectangular parallelepiped shape having first and second principal surfaces facing each other, and first, second, third and fourth side surfaces connected to the first and second principal surfaces. Each of the first and second principal surfaces has an area larger than an area of each of the first to fourth side surfaces. Each of the first side surface and the first principal surface has one or more recesses, and a deepest recess among the one or more recesses on the first side surface has a maximum depth that is larger than a maximum depth of a deepest recess among the one or more recesses on the first principal surface.

A system, for measurement of temperatures and detection of faults of parallel transformers in a DDC enclosure, that includes a first transformer and a second transformer arranged in a parallel configuration that deliver power to components of a building management system (BMS). The system also includes a direct digital control (DDC) circuit that controls power delivered through the first and the second transformers to the components of the building management system (BMS). The system further includes a first temperature sensor, operationally connected to the DDC circuit, which measures the temperature of the first transformer. Furthermore, the system includes a second temperature sensor, operationally connected to the DDC circuit, which measures the temperature of the second transformer. The DDC circuit determines a difference between the first temperature and the second temperature to predict a fault in the first transformer or the second transformer.

A reactor including: a coil including a pair of winding portions that are arranged side by side; a magnetic core including inner core portions that are provided inside the winding portions, and an outer core portion that is exposed to the outside from the winding portions; and a casing that houses a combined member that includes the coil and the magnetic core combined with each other. The casing includes: a bottom plate on which the combined member is placed; and a side wall that stands on the bottom plate, and the side wall is provided with a cutout for the core, through which at least a portion of the outer core portion is exposed to the outside of the casing.

An electrotechnical device for an aircraft includes a housing having a surface and a magnetic circuit formed by a stack of laminated sheets and composed of a yoke. The yoke is fixed on the surface of the housing by means of a thermal interface and has a surface. At least one low-frequency coil component is attached to at least part of the surface of the yoke by attachment means.

A reactor includes an assembly, stored in a case, including a coil and a magnetic core; an insertion member, having a type A durometer hardness of 50 or higher, that is stored side-by-side with the assembly; and a sealing resin portion that fills the case. The case includes a bottom portion and a side wall portion. The insertion member includes a leading end portion separated from the bottom portion via a gap. A space formed between the assembly and the case and between the insertion member and the case includes a first region provided between the bottom portion and the leading end portion and a second region that is a region other than the first region. The sealing resin portion includes a first resin portion that fills the first region and a second resin portion that fills at least a portion of the second region.