Qualcomm Development of electric vehicle wireless charging technology for 3 years commercial

Phoenix Technology News Beijing Time September 10, Qualcomm launched last week's Toq smart watch in the industry set off a wave of waves, it supports wireless charging technology. The wireless charging technology will soon be used for larger, faster cars, Bloomberg reported. The Qualcomm wireless charging system Halo will be part of the new FIA Electric Formula Racing (Formula E) tournament, which starts next year, hosting cities including London, Rome and Los Angeles. Qualcomm acquired the Halo system in 2011. The high-speed electric cars built by companies such as Spark Racing Marvell in France can speed up to 60 miles per hour in less than 3 seconds, up to 130 miles per hour on city streets. The Halo technology is expected to mature when the electric Formula Racing Championship is 2 to 3 years old. When the car is speeding, halo is the technology used to transfer electricity between the two coils and to charge the car at the same frequency. The charging system on the road will also be recharged at the speed of the car. But the technology is not ready for the first race, the first driver of the electric formula car will still face the so-called "mileage anxiety" problem, that is, worried that the battery will be depleted, the car has to charge. In the first race, if the car is low on electricity, the driver needs to sprint 100 meters to change a car. In the final analysis, the car is just a Qualcomm test water, the company is pursuing a broad market for electric car drivers, these drivers are not satisfied with the limited mileage of a charging drive. (Compiling/Xiao Yu)