Bo Tang

Title: Bo Tang and Wireless Power Transfer Innovations.

Introduction

Bo Tang is an inventor based in Chengdu, China, whose patent work focuses on structures for wireless power transfer. His inventions explore ways to arrange conductive strands into coils for wireless power transfer systems. Tang is associated with Renesas Electronics America Inc. and has 2 patents in the provided data.

Latest Patents

**Flipping Coil for Wireless Power Transfer.** This invention describes a structure with multiple strands arranged into a coil layer. At fixed intervals along the structure, the strands fold at a lateral angle and invert vertically. This arrangement forms parallel paths around the structure’s center.

**Planar Litz Coil for Wireless Power Transfer.** This invention describes multiple strands arranged across first and second coil layers in parallel paths around a center. The strands extend away from the center on the first layer and toward it on the second. At fixed intervals, strands loop between the layers in opposite directions.

Career Highlights

Tang’s listed patents address coil configurations for wireless power transfer. The designs describe strand arrangements intended to create structured paths across one or more coil layers.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Sheng Yuan and Shangfeng Jiang as Tang’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent work.

Conclusion

Bo Tang’s listed inventions focus on flipping and planar Litz coil structures, contributing strand-arrangement approaches for wireless power transfer systems.