What we publish here is the technical part of a sales conversation: how a module fits into a real enclosure, what the numbers mean at full load, and which details cause a tooling change if they are missed at the design review.
2026-10-29 · Product note
WZY-R1003: a 20 × 15 mm, 10W wireless charging receiver
A 20 × 15 × 2 mm receiver board with one controller IC, 10W output and up to 97% rectifier efficiency. How it fits into TWS cases, trackers, toothbrushes and wearables — with full specs, dimensions and five integration rules.
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2026-10-29 · Application guide
Wireless charging for desk lamps: fitting a 15W module into the base
Cavity height, coil-to-metal clearance, thermal path and FOD behaviour — the four numbers that decide whether a 15W module fits inside a lamp base.
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2026-10-29 · Application guide
Sealed smart locks: charging through a closed housing
How a receiver module removes the charging port from a sealed lock or access-control unit, and what the coupling distance means for the housing design.
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