ROHM Semiconductor has introduced a new wireless power supply IC chipset, ML7670 (receiver) and ML7671 (transmitter), designed for ultra-compact wearables like smart rings and smart bands. This chipset uses NFC technology at 13.56MHz, enabling smaller antenna sizes and efficient power transfer up to 250mW, ideal for devices where traditional charging methods are impractical. The chipset integrates all necessary firmware, reducing design complexity and board space, and is already in mass production, adopted by SOXAI RING 2, a Japanese smart ring for sleep monitoring. ROHM aims to support the growing wearable market by advancing miniaturization and low-power technologies.
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