US20250103116
2025-03-27
Physics
G06F1/263
A mobile computing device is designed with innovative wireless charging capabilities that allow energy transfer through its display. This device integrates a display, a battery, and a wireless charging coil capable of both transmitting and receiving electrical energy through the display. The circuitry within the device facilitates battery charging via the energy harnessed by the coil.
Traditionally, wireless charging in devices like smartphones and tablets occurs through the back panel, which is typically non-metallic. These devices can either receive power as charging sinks or provide power as charging sources. However, this configuration may not always be ideal due to the necessity of having the display face up or down during charging.
This technology introduces a mobile computing device that can perform wireless charging through its display. The device can receive power from a charging pad even when placed face down, preventing distractions from the display illumination. Modifications to components such as the metallic shielding layer enable this capability by creating a cutout over the wireless charging coil.
The device's design allows for modifications that enable through-display charging. For instance, a section of the shielding layer directly above the wireless charging coil is removed to facilitate energy transfer. This section can be decorated for aesthetic purposes while maintaining functionality. Such innovations ensure seamless integration of charging capabilities without compromising the device's usability or appearance.