Auto Innovators Asks FCC to Consider Changes to Wireless Charging Rules
Auto Innovators, which represents the auto industry, asked the FCC to modify its rules to enable wireless vehicle charging in the 79-90 kHz band. It asked for a record refresh in a meeting with Office of Engineering and Technology staff.…
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The group urged the charging be allowed at 11 kilowatts with a field strength limit of 82.8 decibels relative to one microamp measured at 10 meters. “These parameters will allow wireless charging at speeds comparable to the best at-home conductive/plug-in charging options,” said a filing posted Wednesday in docket 19-226. Standards groups support the change, the filing said.