WIRELESS POWER CHARGING APPARATUS USING SUPERCONDUCTING COIL

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APP PUB NO 20160211064A1
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14997512

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Wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatuses are described, using a superconducting coil for a resonant coil, and wireless power charging systems using the same. Wireless power charging systems described include a power source, a wireless power transmitter connected with the power source, a wireless power receiver, and a battery connected with the wireless power receiver. The wireless power transmitter includes a source coil connected with the power source, a superconducting transmitting coil into which electricity is induced by a magnetic field generated when electricity flows through the source coil, and a first conductive cooling device connected with the superconducting transmitting coil. The wireless power receiver includes a superconducting receiving coil that uses frequency resonance between the coils, a load coil into which electricity is induced by a magnetic field generated when electricity flows through the superconducting receiving coil, and a second conductive cooling device connected with the superconducting receiving coil.

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INDUSTRY-ACADEMIC COOPERATION FOUNDATION CHOSUN UNIVERSITY309 PILMUN-DAERO DONG-GU GWANGJU 61452

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
CHOI, HYE WON Gwangju, KR 3 3
CHOI, HYO SANG Gwangju, KR 1 3
JEONG, IN SUNG Gwangju, KR 1 3
JUNG, BYUNG IK Gwangju, KR 1 3
KANG, MIN SANG Gwangju, KR 1 3
LEE, YU KYEONG Jeollanam-do, KR 1 3
PARK, JUN HYUN Gwangju, KR 143 617

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