ECT697: Wireless Mobile Charger Design Project, ISU

This major capstone project explores the design and implementation of a wireless mobile charger. The project addresses the limitations of wired chargers, such as cable management and compatibility issues, by proposing a wireless charging solution. The methodology involves using electromagnetic induction, with a transmitter and receiver circuit. The transmitter circuit includes components like resistors, HF transformers, diodes, capacitors, inductors, and MOSFET transistors. The receiver circuit consists of a rectifier and voltage regulator. The project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of wireless charging technology and its potential to improve the user experience. The expected result is a functional wireless charger that eliminates the need for physical connections between the mobile phone and the power source, potentially offering faster charging rates. The project references various sources to support the design and methodology.