The Galaxy S6 and S6 edge of Samsung smartphones are the first Korean to integrate wireless charging by induction, without using special shells. However, wireless charging is not as effective as charging wired so we compared the load time of a Galaxy S6 with and without its wireless charging stand.
For 50 euros, it is possible to obtain the induction charger Samsung (the Pad Induction EP-PG920I) for the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge. Moreover, Samsung offered this pad with preorders.This magnetic induction charging stand is compatible with the WPA standard Qi and can therefore recharge any phone supporting this standard . The energy efficiency of the standard would be between 60 and 90%. This means, in the worst case, 40% of energy consumed by the charger is lost during induction and only 60% would come to, that is to say, in the battery of the smartphone . We wanted to check what it was in practice.
As we can see, the wireless charger is 2.2 times slower than the quick charger (15W) and 1.8 times slower than the travel charger (10W). This difference is mainly due to the current specifications of the Qi standard (1.1.2), which limit the power received by smartphones to 5W . The WPA body in charge of Qi should propose an improvement of that power in the future. For information purposes, to achieve deliver 5 watts taking into account energy losses, connect the pad to a charger delivering at least 7 Watts output. Energy efficiency is slightly greater than 70%.
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