shielding_techniques
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| - | Ferrite structures are used to guide magnetic flux between the transmitter and the receiver. By focusing the magnetic path, the coupling efficiency is increased while also minimizing leakage fields. Flux guides are particularly effective in scenarios where alignment between transmitter and receiver is dynamic or difficult to control, such as in wireless charging systems. They also introduce added weight, structural complexity and improper placement can reduce the effectiveness of the system | + | Ferrite structures are used to guide magnetic flux between the transmitter and the receiver. By focusing the magnetic path, the coupling efficiency is increased while also minimizing leakage fields. Flux guides are particularly effective in scenarios where alignment between transmitter and receiver is dynamic or difficult to control, such as in wireless charging systems. They also introduce added weight, structural complexity and improper placement can reduce the effectiveness of the system. |
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