Qualcomm Incorporated

Adam A Mudrick

Zhen Ning Low

Charles E Wheatley, Iii

William H Von Novak

Sergio P Estrada

Ralph Akram Gholmieh

Nagaraju Naik

Binita Gupta

Ryan Tseng

Daphna Zeilingold

Kevin Douglas Lee

Siddharth Jayaraman

Albert Nguyen

Susheel K Gautam

Charles E Iii Wheatley

Iii Charles E Wheatley

Exemplary embodiments are directed to detecting and limiting power transfer to non-compliant devices. A method may include detecting one or more non-compliant devices positioned within a charging region of a wireless power transmitter. The method may further include limiting an amount of power delivered to at least one of the one or more non-compliant devices.

Detection and protection of devices within a wireless power system

Exemplary embodiments are directed to control of field distribution of a wireless power transmitter. A transmitter may include a transmit antenna configured to generate a field. The transmitter may further include least one parasitic antenna proximate the transmit antenna and configured to modify a distribution of the generated field.

Controlling field distribution of a wireless power transmitter

Exemplary embodiments are directed to wireless power charging. A device may include at least one sensing element for measuring at least one parameter within a receiver configured to receive wirelessly transmitted power. The device may include a switching element configured to enable the receiver to convey energy to a load when the at least one parameter exceeds a threshold value.

Wireless charging of devices

Systems, devices, and methods for adjusting characteristics of a touch sensing device in the presence of a wireless power field are disclosed. According to one aspect, the presence of a wireless power field may be detected, and a characteristic of a touch sensing device may be adjusted to reduce interference of the wireless power field with the touch sensing device.

Touchscreen controller with adjustable parameters

Systems and methods are provided for controlling monitoring operations, such as the monitoring of signal strength, media access control layer overhead information data, application layer overhead information, and/or data in a device, such as a battery powered, mobile, communication device. A user interface status and/or a flow status can be monitored. Based at least in part on the user interface status and/or the flow status, a determination can be made as to when and/or how often monitoring is to be performed.

Systems and methods for monitoring parameters of a wireless device

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Adam A Mudrick