Charging Device Structure

Author: Bing-Wei Chen

Company/Institution: National Taipei University of Technology

Country: TAIWAN

e-mail: eddie@wiipa.org.tw

web: https://www.tippa.org.tw/

This project presents an innovative charger structure design that addresses common shortcomings in traditional charging devices, such as bulkiness, poor heat dissipation, limited safety features, and lack of modularity. The proposed structure integrates a high-efficiency power conversion module, smart current control chips, and multiple protection mechanisms to deliver stable, safe, and fast charging performance.

The internal layout adopts a layered architecture that separates the input processing section, voltage regulation module, and thermal dissipation zone. This design significantly enhances heat management and electromagnetic interference (EMI) isolation. The casing is made of flame-retardant materials and features a detachable modular interface, which facilitates maintenance, upgrades, and broad compatibility with various devices.

Furthermore, the structure supports multiple fast-charging protocols (such as QC and PD), allowing it to automatically detect connected devices and adjust the output current accordingly—ensuring both safety and efficiency. Its compact and portable form factor makes it ideal for use in travel, office, and daily scenarios.