1. Contactless Charging

2. Market Opportunities
IMS Research predicts that the wireless charging market will reach $17 billion by 2019
In order for that to become a reality, interoperability needs to be addressed

3. ? R6.3 Working Groups WG1 - Nomenclature LeRoy Johnson
WG2 - Safety & Emissions
John Roman
Dan Teninty
WG5 - Short-range Near-field Induction
Afshin Partovi
David Terkosky
WG3 - Power Transfer Efficiency & Standby Power
Fred Brushaber
Mike Hanley
WG4 - Mid-range Near-field Induction
Kamil Grajski
11/17/2018

4. R6.3 Working Groups and Scope
To develop a glossary of terms for wireless power
Nomenclature
To develop a white paper and supporting documentation regarding safety and RF emissions
Safety and RF emissions
To develop technical documents and methods of measurement for wireless power transfer efficiency and standby power
Efficiency & standby power
To develop standards and technical documents related to mid-range inductively coupled wireless power systems
Mid-range, near field induction
To develop standards and definitions related to short-range inductively coupled wireless power systems
Short-range, near field induction
11/17/2018

5. Wireless Power Consortium
The Wireless Power Consortium is a cooperation of independent companies. The cooperation is governed by a Consortium Charter that defines rules for confidentiality, intellectual property and decision making
Published “Qi” low power standard in July 2010

6. TC100 Position
IEC should continue to monitor standardization activity related to wireless power.
TC100 is the appropriate home for standardization related to energy consumption measurement, terms and definitions and interoperability. Liaison with other TCs may be needed.