writtenabode

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   by writtenabode 8y ago

   Northern Virginia
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   by writtenabode 8y ago

   You can actually read the specification here: https://www.wirelesspowerconsortium.com/downloads/download-w... As of at least 1.2.2 (April 2016) the Qi spec has supported 15 W through an Extended Power Profile A Baseli
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   by writtenabode 8y ago

   The issues you raise aren't solved by limiting transmit power - they are only solved by actually using Qi standard chargers. If you are using a faulty transmitter it can catch fire at 5W or 10W. The Qi standard as of 1.1 has the receiv
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   by writtenabode 8y ago

   All Qi chargers already have a temperature sensor in them and any modern phone has many temperature sensors (MEMS sensors, SMPS, lipo battery charger). The Qi receiver already communicates back to the transmitter and can tell it to increase