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UNLEASH YOUR POWER®
Enabling Faster Integration of Energous’ WattUp® Wireless Charging Technology Into Customer Product Designs
The WattUp® PowerHub incorporates the DA14682, EN4100, EN3921 and EN3913M devices. The EN4100 is a highly integrated system-on-chip (SoC) Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) transmitter IC, the EN3913M is a highly-efficient, GaN power amplifier (PA) controlled by the EN3921, while the DA14682 is a Bluetooth low energy 5.0 SoC with enhanced security and integrated FLASH memory.
On the receiver side, the EN2223 RF-to-DC receiver can be connected to up to four antennas and the DA14585 is a size-optimized, ultra-low power Bluetooth low energy system-on-chip ideal for small form factor product designs.
Advantages
- Ready to evaluate WattUp transmitter and receiver platform technologies
- Faster TX solution integration through optimized design
- RX capable of charging small form factor and large consumer devices
- RX detection and management for multiple simultaneous charging devices
What's Included
- Reference Design Transmitter Hardware
- Reference Design Receiver Hardware
- Mobile App to monitor and control TX/RX
- TX/RX Schematics and Layout files
- TX/RX Mechanical files
Transmitter (Tx) Chip Product Briefs
WattUp® EN3921 Power Amplifier Controller Product Brief
WattUp® EN3913M Power Amplifier Product Brief
EN4100 Chip Brief
Smartbond™ DA14682 Product Brief
Order Your Developer Kit
Get in touch with our team to learn more about this kit.
Our development kits are specifically designed for companies that are looking at taking wireless charging to mass production with a designated product or group of products.
The first step is to get an NDA in place so that your potential application(s) can be discussed, with power requirements and other pertinent details given.
