18650 rechargeable battery lithium 3.7v 3500mah.Replace mobile power supply? Inventory of Novel Charging Technologies

　　There are so many mobile power supplies on the market today, and consumers have a much wider range of choices. As competition intensifies, all types of mobile power supplies have entered a point of close combat. The homogeneity of mobile power supplies in the market is serious, truly unique products are rare, and those products that can have a revolutionary impact have not appeared. Currently, all mobile power supplies on the market use battery cells (lithium-ion batteries, lithium polymer batteries) to convert electrical energy into power. Basically, there are no mobile power supplies that can be charged in other ways. In fact, if changes are truly implemented in the power supply method, then the mobile power industry may usher in a revolution, and new products may replace mobile power supplies and become a new generation of charging products.

　　Although the market demand for mobile power supplies is still growing, users also have higher requirements for product experience. Traditional mobile power supplies may require more innovation to meet the increasing needs of users. In addition to traditional battery charging, there are currently many products that generate electrical energy through energy conversion. Although it seems that the practicality of these products remains to be seen, this idea is indeed worthy of encouragement, and I believe that more products will appear in the future. This article will take stock of some novel charging technologies for your reference.

　　Replace mobile power supply? Inventory of Novel Charging Technologies

　　Humavox wireless charger

　　As a piece of technology news widely reported in online media, the American startup Humavox has quietly added a new option to the wireless charging solutions that already have multiple technology types. The company has developed a wireless charger that looks like a sealed container. The lock includes hearing aids, smart watches, smart glasses and other small device applications. After seeing this news, many people called for mobile power supplies to charge devices wirelessly. In fact, there are already some wireless charging power banks on the market.

　　Humavox wireless charger

　　Humavox’s official website has been launched a few days ago, but so far there are not many details about the company’s Thunderbolt radio frequency interconnect and Nest wireless charging container; and interestingly, the names of Humavox’s two products coincide with the two products on the market. The products are not exactly the same. Thunderbolt is a wired interconnection interface technology supported by Apple and Intel, and Nest is a thermostat produced by the company NestLabs.

　　It is understood that users only need to put wearable devices into a charging container called Nest, and the radio frequency signals sent by those devices will be received by the electronic components in the charging device, and then converted into direct current energy. This means that users don’t have to worry about the placement of the wearable device within the charging container – a drawback of competing inductively coupled wireless charging solutions is that the device to be charged must be tightly attached to the charging pad.

　　“When radio frequency signals are transmitted within the Nest container, we can control those radio waves and accurately direct them at the device to be charged, achieving very high wireless charging efficiency; said Omri Lachman, co-founder and CEO of Humavox.

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