Abstract: Disclosed is a contactless battery charger that avoids contact failure between a battery pack and the battery charger including a converter and a charging unit. A converter includes a primary side of a printed circuit board (PCB) transformer. The converter converts a commercial electric power to a high-frequency square wave, applies the converted high-frequency square wave to the primary side of the PCB transformer, and controls generation of a charge current depending on charge state information provided. A charging unit includes a secondary side of the PCB transformer. The charging unit converts to a DC voltage an electromotive force induced at the secondary side of the PCB transformer by a magnetic field generated by the square wave applied to the primary side of the PCB transformer, charges a rechargeable battery with the DC voltage, and provides the charge state information to the converter.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for processing Panax spp., comprising the step of steaming Panax spp. under the oxygen-enriched atmosphere and a processed Panax spp. obtained by the method.

Abstract: A super-thin PCB (Printed Circuit Board) transformer is manufactured by installing windings on a common PCB without using a magnetic core. A non-contact battery charger using the PCB transformer includes a converter for converting a supply voltage into a high frequency square wave and then applying the converted square wave into a first winding of the PCB transformer; and a charger for converting an electromotive force to a DC voltage to apply the converted DC voltage to a charge circuit, the electromotive force being induced to a second winding of the PCB transformer by a magnetic wave which is generated by the square wave induced in the first winding of the PCB transformer. The non-contact battery charger can be applied to portable information communication and calculation devices such as a mobile telephone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant Device), a palm-top, an interetphone, etc.

Abstract: Disclosed is a contactless battery charger that avoids contact failure between a battery pack and the battery charger including a converter and a charging unit. A converter includes a primary side of a printed circuit board (PCB) transformer. The converter converts a commercial electric power to a high-frequency square wave, applies the converted high-frequency square wave to the primary side of the PCB transformer, and controls generation of a charge current depending on charge state information provided. A charging unit includes a secondary side of the PCB transformer. The charging unit converts to a DC voltage an electromotive force induced at the secondary side of the PCB transformer by a magnetic field generated by the square wave applied to the primary side of the PCB transformer, charges a rechargeable battery with the DC voltage, and provides the charge state information to the converter.