Design an integrated circuit for a solar powered wireless charger compatible with plastic injection molding process

A solar wireless charger makes use of the power of the sun to charge your mobile phone. The benefit of this portable device is that it makes it possible to charge your phone outdoor or when someone does not have access to electricity right away. It also helps people in undeveloped countries where access to electricity is not possible or is limited. Adding to this, considering the large amount of energy used each year by mobile phones, production of this device helps to reduce energy bills and using more renewable energy.

Faculty Supervisor:

Arash Ahmadi

Student:

Moslem Heidarpur

Partner:

Standard Tool and Mold

Discipline:

Engineering - computer / electrical

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

University of Windsor

Program:

Accelerate

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