Primax Electronics Ltd.

National Taiwan University

Memetics Technology Co. Ltd.

Hung-Wei Chiu

Chun-Hao Lo

Yung-Hsien Ho

Shey-Shi Lu

Chii-Wann Lin

Chi-Heng Chang

Yu-Che Yang

Wei-Tso Lin

Po-Wei Lee

Yeong-Ray Wen

Yao Joe Yang

Win-Pin Shih

A wireless power transmission device includes a main body, a first transmitter coil and a second transmitter coil. The second transmitter coil is stacked over the first transmitter coil. If the wireless power transmission device is operated in a detecting mode, a magnetic flux is generated by the first transmitter coil and oriented in the direction toward the top surface of the main body. The magnetic flux is attenuated by the overlying second transmitter coil. Consequently, the electromagnetic wave is inhibited. If the wireless power transmission device is operated in a charging mode, both the first transmitter coil and the second transmitter coil are controlled to transmit magnetic fluxes. Since the intensity of the electric power is increased, the charging efficiency is enhanced.

Wireless power transmission device

A wireless power transmission device includes a main body, a first transmitter coil and a second transmitter coil. The second transmitter coil is partially stacked over the first transmitter coil. If the wireless power transmission device is operated in a detecting mode, a magnetic flux oriented in the direction toward the top surface of the main body is generated by the first transmitter coil. The magnetic flux is attenuated by the second transmitter coil. Consequently, the electromagnetic wave is inhibited. If the wireless power transmission device detects that an electronic device is located near the first transmitter coil, the first transmitter coil is controlled to be in a charging mode to transmit the magnetic flux to the electronic device, and the magnetic flux is no longer attenuated by the second transmitter coil.

A wireless charging device and an electric energy recycling method are provided. The wireless charging device includes a casing, a transmitter coil, a recycling coil and a recycling battery. When a magnetic flux is generated by the transmitter coil, a first portion of the magnetic flux is transmitted to an electronic device, and a second portion of the magnetic flux is recycled by the recycling coil. The second portion of the magnetic flux is converted into a charging current by a charging unit, so that the recycling battery is charged by the charging current.

Wireless charging device and electric energy recycling method thereof

An implantable electrical stimulation system for treating a nerve symptom, the system comprising an implantable device. The implantable devices includes a wave generator that is operable to generate a signal wave and a white noise, mix the signal wave and the white noise, and produce an electrical stimulating signal. The system further comprises an electrode unit located in close proximity to a target nerve and is operable to provide the electrical stimulating signal to the nerve. The system further comprises an external controlling device.

System and method for treating a nerve symptom

The designing method and circuits for a multi-band electronic circuit having at least one transistor have been proposed. The proposed method includes steps of: (a) changing the capacitance between the input terminal and the output terminal of the transistor of the circuit, and (b) obtaining the resonant frequency of the circuit in response to the changed capacitance for switching among multiple bands. The designing method and circuits for a multi-band amplifier, which includes at least one transistor having an input terminal and an inductor electrically connected to the input terminal of the transistor, have been proposed too. The designing method for a multi-band amplifier includes steps of: changing the bias of the transistor, and switching the resonant frequency of the input impedance of the transistor and the inductor in response to the changed bias for switching among multiple bands.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Hung-Wei Chiu