{Disarmed} Xiaomi already has its own Magsafe and offers a magnetic induction power of up to 50W

What an ace up its sleeve Xiaomi kept, which has just spread through its Weibo channel its first magnetic charging system " Small Inductance + Magnetic Suction ", its alternative to Apple's Magsafe under a technology that has been in use for at least two years. growth.

Although Xiaomi launched its first smartphone compatible with wireless charging four years ago, the Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S —and in 2019 the first compatible with 30W wireless charging , the Mi 9 Pro 5G— , this is the first time that the company bets by magnetic charge. And it promises to be revolutionary.

This is Xiaomi's first magnetic charging system

Still under development, this prototype already has a magnetic suction wireless charging power of up to 50 W , it is capable of reducing energy loss by 50%, solving the main problem of this model.

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Through a system of ultra-fine filaments, the Xiaomi load is capable of reducing its energy loss and, therefore, reducing the waste of energy converted into heat energy . This means, in other words, that it is possible to keep the device at lower temperatures and that the excess temperature can be reduced by 20 ℃ in just 1 minute.

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According to the brand, with these 50 W of power, a 5000 mAh battery can be charged in 49 minutes or less. To date, the impedance of these magnetic charging coils has been greater than 250 mΩ. Xiaomi's solution uses " a receiving coil with only about 1/3 of the inductance value of the traditional solution , and under the same conditions, the loss can be reduced to more than half of the traditional coil."

The load, as usual, is projected in 360º. That is, no matter how we place the terminal on the device, it will still charge.

In the safety section, Xiaomi seems to have done its homework and achieved careful "overcurrent protection, overvoltage protection, overtemperature protection, overcharge protection, overvoltage protection, low voltage protection, short circuit protection, electrostatic protection, protection of electromagnetic fields, protection from foreign bodies" and other multiple safety measures such as load safety, insulation by means of a tempered glass panel added to the aluminum alloy casing with extremely efficient thermal conductivity.

When will this Xiaomi magnetic charging system be available?

Although Xiaomi has already begun to prototype this system and has already carried out various simulations and internal tests, the product as such is neither available for sale nor will it be released in the short term . It's an ongoing project, fully funded but without an official price or release date.

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With this magnetic charging technology on the table, the company is likely to make a formal presentation in the coming months , confirming that they are working on a compatible product to launch in the medium term.

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The news Xiaomi already has its own Magsafe and offers a magnetic induction power of up to 50W was originally published in xiaomist by Isra Fdez .