Tire monitoring sensor, system and conrol method thereof, and vehicle having the same
US-2024416687-A1 · Dec 19, 2024 · US
US2017194819A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2017194819-A1 |
| Application number | US-201715464040-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Mar 20, 2017 |
| Priority date | Jul 3, 2013 |
| Publication date | Jul 6, 2017 |
| Grant date | — |
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One aspect of the disclosure provides a power receiver configured to wirelessly transfer power from at least one power transmitter. The power receiver comprises a plurality of magnetic oscillators, each magnetic oscillator of the plurality of magnetic oscillators having a mechanical resonant frequency substantially equal to a first frequency, the plurality of magnetic oscillators configured to generate a first time-varying magnetic field in response to exposure to a second time-varying magnetic field. The power receiver further comprises at least one current circuit configured to generate a time-varying electric current in response to exposure to the first time-varying magnetic field. The first time-varying magnetic field has an operating frequency substantially equal to the first frequency.
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A power receiver configured to wirelessly receive power from at least one power transmitter, the power receiver comprising: a plurality of magnetic oscillators, each magnetic oscillator of the plurality of magnetic oscillators having a mechanical resonant frequency substantially equal to a first frequency, the plurality of magnetic oscillators configured to generate a first time-varying magnetic field in response to exposure to a second time-varying magnetic field; and at least one current circuit configured to generate a time-varying electric current in response to exposure to the first time-varying magnetic field, the first time-varying magnetic field having an operating frequency substantially equal to the first frequency, wherein the plurality of magnetic oscillators comprises: a first set of magnetic oscillators positioned to intersect a first plane, each magnetic oscillator of the first set of magnetic oscillators having a magnetic moment pointing in a first direction, the first set of magnetic oscillators having a first summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component; and a second set of magnetic oscillators positioned to intersect a second plane different from the first plane, each magnetic oscillator of the second set of magnetic oscillators having a magnetic moment pointing in a second direction, the second set of magnetic oscillators having a second summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component, wherein the time-invariant component of the first summed magnetic moment and the time-invariant component of the second summed magnetic moment have substantially equal magnitudes and point in substantially opposite directions. 2 . The power receiver of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of magnetic oscillators is arranged in a three-dimensional array. 3 . The power receiver of claim 1 , wherein the at least one current circuit comprises at least one coil surrounding at least a portion of the plurality of magnetic oscillators. 4 . The power receiver of claim 1 , wherein an impedance of the at least one current circuit has an imaginary component that is equal to zero at a frequency substantially equal to the mechanical resonant frequency. 5 . The power receiver of claim 1 , further comprising at least one substrate mechanically coupled to the plurality of magnetic oscillators. 6 . The power receiver of claim 5 , wherein the at least one substrate comprises a silicon substrate. 7 . The power receiver of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of magnetic oscillators is a micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) structure. 8 . The power receiver of claim 1 , wherein each magnetic oscillator of the plurality of magnetic oscillators comprises a movable magnetic element configured to rotate about an axis in response to a torque applied to the movable magnetic element by the first magnetic field. 9 . The power receiver of claim 8 , wherein the movable magnetic element comprises at least one spring configured to apply a restoring force to the movable magnetic element upon rotation of the movable magnetic element. 10 . A method of receiving wireless power from at least one power transmitter, the method comprising: generating, via a plurality of magnetic oscillators, a first time-varying magnetic field in response to exposure to a second time-varying second magnetic field, wherein each magnetic oscillator of the plurality of magnetic oscillators has a mechanical resonant frequency substantially equal to a first frequency; and generating a time-varying electric current in response to exposure to the first time-varying magnetic field, the first time-varying magnetic field having the first frequency, wherein the plurality of magnetic oscillators comprises: a first set of magnetic oscillators positioned to intersect a first plane, each magnetic oscillator of the first set of magnetic oscillators having a magnetic moment pointing in a first direction, the first set of magnetic oscillators having a first summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component; and a second set of magnetic oscillators positioned to intersect a second plane different from the first plane, each magnetic oscillator of the second set of magnetic oscillators having a magnetic moment pointing in a second direction, the second set of magnetic oscillators having a second summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component, wherein the time-invariant component of the first summed magnetic moment and the time-invariant component of the second summed magnetic moment have substantially equal magnitudes and point in substantially opposite directions. 11 . The method of claim 10 , wherein an impedance of the at least one circuit has an imaginary component that is equal to zero at a frequency substantially equal to the mechanical resonant frequency. 12 . The method of claim 10 , further comprising rotating a movable magnetic element of each magnetic oscillator of the plurality of magnetic oscillators about an axis in response to a torque applied to the movable magnetic element by the first magnetic field. 13 . The method of claim 12 , further comprising applying a restoring force to the movable magnetic element upon rotation of the movable magnetic element. 14 . A power receiver configured to wirelessly receive power from at least one power transmitter, the power receiver comprising: a plurality of means for generating a first time-varying magnetic field in response to exposure to a second time-varying second magnetic field, wherein each means for generating has a mechanical resonant frequency substantially equal to a first frequency; and at least one means for generating a time-varying electric current in response to exposure to the first time-varying magnetic field, the first time-varying magnetic field having the first frequency, wherein the plurality of means for field generating comprises: a first set of means for field generating positioned to intersect a first plane, each means for field generating of the first set of means for field generating having a magnetic moment pointing in a first direction, the first set of means for field generating having a first summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component; and a second set of means for field generating positioned to intersect a second plane different from the first plane, each means for field generating of the second set of means for field generating having a magnetic moment pointing in a second direction, the second set of means for field generating having a second summed magnetic moment comprising a time-varying component and a time-invariant component, wherein the time-invariant component of the first summed magnetic moment and the time-invariant component of the second summed magnetic moment have substantially equal magnitudes and point in substantially opposite directions. 15 . The power receiver of claim 14 , wherein the at least one means for current generating comprises at least one coil surrounding at least a portion of the plurality of means for field generating. 16 . The power receiver of claim 14 , wherein an impedance of the at least one means for current generating has an imaginary component that is equal to zero at a frequency substantially equal to the mechanical resonant frequency. 17 . The power receiver of claim 14 , wherein the plurality of means for field generating is a micro-electro-mechanical
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