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Some key aspects of near-field wireless power transfer technologies for high frequency, high power, and high efficiency
Existing wireless power transfer (WPT) applications and standards mainly rely on sub-Mega-Hertz operations and their power level generally decreases with operating frequency. Many emerging WPT applications have limited charging areas and prefer higher frequency operation for fast charging with impro
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