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MT5708 - A High Efficiency Wireless Power Receiver

General Description

MT5708 is a System on Chip (SoC) for magnetic induction based wireless power receiver.

It is capable of wireless charging for up to 36W(12V/3A) and can be configured as a wireless charging transmitter to charge other receivers.

Key Features

  • such as FOD, over-voltage, overcurrent and over-temperature protection which guarantee the system reliability. 2.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MT5708
Manufacturer Maxic Technology
File Size 259.54 KB
Description A High Efficiency Wireless Power Receiver
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Maximizing IC Performance MT5708 A High Efficiency Wireless Power Receiver 1. DESCRIPTION MT5708 is a System on Chip (SoC) for magnetic induction based wireless power receiver. It is capable of wireless charging for up to 36W(12V/3A) and can be configured as a wireless charging transmitter to charge other receivers. It is fully compliant with WPC Qi Specification (Version 2.0) of BPP (Baseline Power Profile), EPP (Extended Power Profile) and MPP (Magnetic Power Profile) and also supports various proprietary fast charging protocols used by major smart phone OEM’s. MT5708 has a very high overall AC to DC conversion efficiency (up to 97%), thanks to the optimized and adaptive full synchronous rectifier control, very small RDSON of power MOSFET, and extremely low bias current are achieved.