InductEV Secures Four Additional U.S. Patents for Wireless Charging Innovations

What’s Happening

InductEV, formerly known as Momentum Dynamics, has been granted four additional U.S. patents for their high-power wireless charging systems. These patents are a result of the company’s innovative approach and practical experience gained from customers using their systems globally. InductEV’s focus on continuous improvement and real-world application has led to the development of these advanced technologies.

Why It Matters

As the industry leader in wireless charging systems for commercial vehicles, InductEV’s new patents represent significant advancements in charging technology. The patents improve the reliability and efficiency of charging systems, allowing for better energy management and increased safety in various applications.

Key Points

  • The Near Field, Full Duplex Data Link for Resonant Inductive Wireless Charging patent improves direct communications between the vehicle assembly, battery management system, and the ground assembly of the charger, reducing potential interference from nearby vehicles.
  • The Efficiency Gains Through Magnetic Field Management patent is a result of in-field testing and optimization, leading to alternative power transfer coil designs that enhance efficiency while reducing size and material usage.
  • The Current Sensing in a Wireless Power Transfer System patent allows for wireless current measurement while maintaining high efficiency and operation of the wireless power transfer system, ensuring accurate and reliable current measurements.
  • The Contactless Swappable Battery System patent eliminates engineering and practical limitations associated with physical electrical contacts on battery units, providing additional safety benefits and enhancements in data security.

Bottom Line

InductEV’s ongoing commitment to innovation and practical application has led to the development and patenting of advanced wireless charging technologies. These advancements not only improve the efficiency and reliability of charging systems but also address real-world challenges faced by customers in autonomous charging and energy management. With over 1 GWh of energy delivered across the U.S. and the EU, InductEV’s wireless charging network has saved an equivalent of 433 metric tons of CO2 emissions, further demonstrating the company’s leadership in the high-power market.

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