
As already mentioned, a LED (D3) is connected to GPIO0 and it is used as output state monitor: it turns-on when
a correct power transfer is established between the receiving module and the transmitter, and the output voltage
is enabled. All the settings shown in table 2 (and other additional ones) can be modified in the registers page of
the GUI (see the related GUI user manual for details).
Table 3.
Receiver module bill of material
Component
Value
Description
Part Number
Manufacturer
L1
11.8µH
RX coil, 15 mm
760308101219
Wurth
C1, C2, C3
47nF ±10%
MLCC, X7R, 50V,
0402
GRM155R71H473KE14D
Murata
C4
100nF ±10%
GCM155R71H104KE02D
C5
1.8nF ±5%
GRM155R71H182JA01D
C7, C8, C10, C11
47nF ±10%
GRM155R71H473KE14D
C12
4n7 ±10%
GCM155R71H472KA37D
C6, C9
22nF ±10%
GRM155R71H223KA12D
C13, C14
2.2µF ±10%
MLCC, X5R, 25V,
0402
GRM155R61E225KE11D
Murata
C15, C16, C17, C18,
C19, C20
10µF ±20%
MLCC, X5R, 25V,
0603
GRM188R61E106MA73D
Murata
D1, D2
12V
Uni-directional TVS,
SOD882
PESD12VS1UL
NXP
D3
Red LED, 0402
SML-P12VTT86R
Rohm
R1
100R ±5%
Anti-surge resistor,
0.25 W, 0603
CRGP0603F100R
TE Connectivity
R2
470R ±5%
Resistor, 0.1 W, 0201
R3, R4, R5
47k ±5%
U1
Wireless power
receiver, CSP-72
STWLC68JRH
STMicroelectronics
UM2693
Wireless power receiver module
UM2693
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