Toshiba Collaborating In Development Of Wireless Power System IC

• *1: Qi standard
  An inductive transfer standard for low power applications, standardized from 0 to 5W.
• *2: WPC
  As of this month, WPC had a total of 137 member companies, clear recognition that it has established the global de facto standard for non-contact inductive systems, with companies working on both Qi standard compatible power transmission and power receiver systems.
  Toshiba joined WPC in February and has closely studied the standard toward developing ICs for non-contact charging systems. Hanrim is also a member.

Features

1. Compliant with WPC Qi standard ver1.0

2. Integrated DC-DC converter is used for charge and power feed.

For the TB6860WBG power receiver, the DC-DC converter is used to output voltage. A current capacity output of 1,200mA (max.) ensures rapid charging.

3. Battery charge function included.

The TB6860WBG has a power feed mode which feeds power to the charge system of platform it is charging. It also has a charging mode for charging the battery directly. If a non-contact charge system is included in the battery of a mobile device, applying the TB6860WBG reduces the use of special ICs for charging. It can reduce product size and cost. The included register can create a unique charging profile for batteries from multiple companies.

4. Charge two devices simultaneously.

The TB6865FG can charge two devices simultaneously. While a smart phone with the “Qi” mark is charged, another mobile device (digital still camera, mobile game consoles, and so on) with the “Qi” mark can be charged by placing it on the transmission pad. On charge pad can support two “Qi” mobile devices. No special cable is required.