According to foreign media reports, researchers at Utah State University in the United States have brought underground inductive charging technology to electric buses, allowing buses to be charged when they stop at each stop. The charging boards along the line can be aligned with several charging boards at the bottom of the car when the bus stops regularly. Even better, drivers do n’t have to worry about perfect alignment, even if they deviate from the target by 6 inches, they can still achieve 90% efficiency. According to the first public news last month, a prototype bus is already on the road, and the goal of the project is to commercialize it in the automotive market as soon as possible. Similar charging schemes have been used by experts in South Korea, Italy and Northern Ireland, but the adoption of the technology in the United States has been slow. In any case, this is a new milestone. Environmentalists demand continued reduction of harmful gas emissions. We have a solution for fuel dependence. In 2013, the USU (Utah State University) campus will be where the bus debuts. Inductive charging Inductive charging, as a new type of non-contact charging, that is, the power adapter and the battery are connected without using a power cord, a high-frequency electromagnetic field is transmitted through the power adapter, and the battery side converts the electromagnetic field to receive electrical energy. It is of great help to the unified charging standard. It is now popularized in small household appliances and mobile phone chargers, and has great prospects. NMOS English is called N-Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor. It means an N-type metal-oxide-semiconductor, and a transistor having such a structure is called an NMOS transistor. The MOS transistor has a P-type MOS transistor and an N-type MOS transistor. An integrated circuit composed of a MOS transistor is called a MOS integrated circuit, and a circuit composed of an NMOS is an NMOS integrated circuit. A circuit composed of a PMOS transistor is a PMOS integrated circuit, and a complementary MOS circuit composed of two types of NMOS and PMOS transistors, that is, a CMOS circuit . N Channel Mosfet,N Channel Power Mosfet,High Voltage N Channel Mosfet,N Channel Transistor Dongguan Agertech Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.agertechcomponents.com