Wired & Wireless Technologies Ltd. (WAWT)

  As the world confronts the urgent need to cut carbon emissions and fight climate change, light electric vehicles (LEVs)—such as e-bikes, e-scooters, and e-mopeds —are emerging as a vital part of the solution. In many regions, two-wheelers are the primary mode of transport, but their reliance on gasoline contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, two-wheelers account for over 50% of gasoline consumption and produce 5–10% of total CO₂ emissions worldwide. While government regulations have successfully accelerated the adoption of electric cars, the electrification of two-wheelers has lagged behind. Countries like China have demonstrated how policy support can transform this sector, and now innovative technologies such as wireless charging are poised to make electric two-wheelers more convenient, efficient, and sustainable. Why Wireless Charging for E-Bikes and E-Scooters? Wireless charging offers multiple advantages that make it highly attractive ...

  Introduction As the world accelerates its transition toward renewable energy, photovoltaic (PV) systems have become central to harnessing solar power. At the core of these systems are high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power supplies , which enable efficient energy conversion, transmission, and storage. HVDC power supplies convert alternating current (AC) into high-voltage direct current (DC), using rectification, smoothing, voltage regulation, and often electrical isolation to ensure both safety and stability. Widely applied in telecommunications, industrial automation, and renewable energy, HVDC systems deliver reliable and efficient DC power across diverse applications. HVDC Power Supply Technologies Different HVDC configurations are used depending on the project and application: Line Commutated Converters (LCC): Thyristor-based technology for large-scale, long-distance transmission and grid interconnections. Voltage Source Converters (VSC):...

The wireless power market is undergoing a fundamental shift. Once a niche feature, wireless charging has now become a mainstream expectation—especially in smartphones—and is rapidly expanding to new industries. With evolving standards, emerging technologies, and broader application markets, wireless power is set to redefine how we think about connectivity and convenience. Smartphones: The Catalyst for Growth Smartphones remain the primary driver of wireless charging adoption . By 2022, the number of wireless-charging-enabled smartphones surpassed the one-billion mark , setting the stage for mass adoption. Today, the market offers multiple wireless power profiles: BPP (Basic Power Profile, 5W) EPP (Extended Power Profile, 15W) Proprietary fast-charging extensions (PPDEs) : Samsung: 9W–12W Apple: 7.5W + MagSafe (15W) Chinese OEMs: 30W–100W Upcoming Qi2 standard , featuring: Qi2-EPP Qi2-MPP (Magnetic Power P...

  Healthcare is entering a transformative era, and one of the most promising innovations driving this change is wireless charging for medical implants . Once considered futuristic, the ability to power devices inside the human body without invasive procedures is becoming a reality. This shift not only improves patient care but also reshapes how medical technology integrates into our daily lives. Why Medical Implants Need a Power Revolution Traditionally, life-saving devices such as pacemakers, neurostimulators, and hearing implants rely on batteries that eventually run out. Replacing these power sources usually involves surgery—an expensive, risky, and stressful process for patients. The challenge has always been: how do we safely power these devices without repeated invasive procedures? This is where wireless power transfer (WPT) steps in. By applying principles similar to wireless phone charging—yet adapted for strict medical requirements—wireless charging offers a safer, ...