E-field shield for wireless charger

摘要

A shielding arrangement for preventing AM radio interference when a wireless charger is used in a vehicle has a plurality of parallel conductors arranged at a distance from one another responsive to a frequency desired to be attenuated. An interconnection arrangement includes a solid conductive junction and connects the conductors to one another without forming loops, and to ground. The conductors are traces disposed on a PCB. Additional parallel conducts are disposed on the other side of the PCB at an orthogonal orientation with respect to the first conductors. The spacing between the conductors is determined in response to the frequency desired to be attenuated, as well as frequencies thereabove that are desired to be propagated therethrough, such as mobile telephone signals. The solid conductive junction that is disposed on the printed circuit board is electrically and thermally conductive, such as copper.

主权项

1. A shielding arrangement for attenuating electromagnetic energy generated by a primary coil of a charging device, the shielding arrangement comprising:
a printed circuit board having first and second sides; a first plurality of substantially parallel conductors disposed on the first side of the printed circuit board and arranged at a first predetermined uniform lateral distance from one another; a second plurality of substantially parallel conductors disposed on the second side of the printed circuit board and arranged at a second predetermined uniform lateral distance from one another, wherein the first and second plurality of substantially parallel conductors are separated from each other only by the printed circuit board; the first and second predetermined lateral distances selected so that electromagnetic energy of a predetermined frequency generated by the primary coil is attenuated when propagating through the shielding arrangement; a first interconnection arrangement for electrically connecting said first plurality of substantially parallel conductors to one another; a second interconnection arrangement for electrically connecting said second plurality of substantially parallel conductors to one another; and the first and second interconnection arrangements formed on opposite sides of the printed circuit board.