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Wireless power transfer systems face significant challenges with electromagnetic field leakage that can interfere with medical devices and affect human safety. A new shielding approach using capacitance control and optimal phase alignment demonstrates promising results in suppressing these emissions. The technology could enable safer wireless charging for everything from smartphones to medical implants.
Wireless power transfer (WPT) technology, which enables cord-free charging for devices ranging from smartphones to medical implants, faces increasing scrutiny over electromagnetic interference (EMI) concerns, according to recent technical reports. Sources indicate that as WPT systems achieve higher power levels and greater efficiency, controlling electromagnetic field (EMF) leakage has become a critical safety priority for manufacturers and regulatory bodies.
