Abstract: A magnetic grounding technique implements a magnet assembly. The magnet assembly may be soldered to a component to facilitate grounding of a metal shield layer of a cable assembly. A cable plating may be plated onto an exposed part of the insulator of a cable assembly to form the cable assembly, and which galvanically contacts the metal shield layer of the cable assembly. The cable plating may comprise an electrically conductive and magnetic material to ensure magnetic attraction with the magnet assembly. The magnetic assembly is thus magnetically attracted to the cable plating, and also provides galvanic contact between the cable plating and, in turn, the metal shield layer of the cable and ground to reduce RFI. The magnet assembly also magnetically aligns the cable connection pins with those of a mating connector, thus reducing the strain placed on the connectors.

Abstract: An apparatus, device, and charging system are provided. The apparatus comprises a primary stationary receive coil and a secondary rotatable receive coil, the primary stationary receive coil being electronically coupled to the secondary rotatable receive coil. The secondary rotatable receive coil provides a charge mode position when rotated in a same plane as the primary stationary receive coil. The secondary rotatable receive coil provides non-charge mode position when retracted back against the primary stationary receive coil. The coils may be coupled is series and or parallel configurations. The primary stationary receive coil may be integrated within or appended to a housing. The secondary rotatable receive coil may be integrated within or coupled to a rotatable clip coupled to the housing. Rotation of the clip extends a charging configuration with which to charge the primary stationary receive coil and the secondary rotatable receive coil.

Abstract: An apparatus, device, and charging system are provided. The apparatus comprises a primary stationary receive coil and a secondary rotatable receive coil, the primary stationary receive coil being electronically coupled to the secondary rotatable receive coil. The secondary rotatable receive coil provides a charge mode position when rotated in a same plane as the primary stationary receive coil. The secondary rotatable receive coil provides non-charge mode position when retracted back against the primary stationary receive coil. The coils may be coupled is series and or parallel configurations. The primary stationary receive coil may be integrated within or appended to a housing. The secondary rotatable receive coil may be integrated within or coupled to a rotatable clip coupled to the housing. Rotation of the clip extends a charging configuration with which to charge the primary stationary receive coil and the secondary rotatable receive coil.