A11 Wireless Charging Transmitter Coils

JHCOILS supplies A11 transmitter coil designs for wireless charging development. Compare the coil and ferrite outline, assembled thickness and lead routing with your transmitter design before selecting a part.

The examples below identify two existing A11 constructions. Request the current drawing and electrical specification for the exact part number; A11 naming alone does not establish interchangeability or finished-charger certification.

A11 Coil transmitter coil

A11 Coil Construction and Drawing Review

Check the Complete Coil and Ferrite Assembly

Use the approved part drawing rather than a generic A11 value. The public 2022 Design 2 document lists 10 turns and 0.08 mm × 105-strand USTC wire. Its electrical table contains an inductance unit conflict, so request a corrected specification before using it for circuit design or acceptance.

Check the coil opening, ferrite outline, total stack height and stripped lead length together. The illustration is a construction reference; the current drawing for your selected part controls dimensions and tolerances.

The structure of A11 Coil
The structure of A11 Coil

Provide the ferrite grade, outline, thickness, slots, adhesive and mounting constraints. The rectangular Design 1 ferrite dimensions need drawing confirmation; do not use the old 50 × 5 × 1 mm web entry as an approved size. For Design 2, the public drawing shows a circular 50 mm nominal ferrite outline and 1 mm nominal ferrite thickness. Confirm its revision for a new order.

Compare the Two A11 Design References

A11 Design 1: JH-H24-T-A11-1

A11 Transmitter Coil
ReferenceSelection information
Part numberJH-H24-T-A11-1
Ferrite geometryRectangular outline; dimensions awaiting drawing confirmation
Lead length8 mm in the historical listing; confirm drawing tolerance
Electrical specificationRequest the current inductance, Q and resistance limits with test methods

A11 Design 2: JH-H24-T-A11-2

A11 Coil design
ReferencePublic drawing information
Part numberJH-H24-T-A11-2
DocumentDesign 2, Rev. 1.0, issued 18 July 2022
Ferrite outline B50 ± 1 mm
Ferrite thickness D1 ± 0.2 mm
Assembly height C2.6 mm maximum
Lead dimension E50 ± 2 mm; see drawing for measurement points
Electrical valuesRequest clarification of the inductance units and resistance test method before approval

These dimensions apply to the linked Design 2 drawing, not every A11 coil. Confirm the current revision before ordering.

Design 2 reference datasheet

The linked 2022 document is a historical drawing reference. Its electrical unit and test-method inconsistencies require a corrected specification for purchasing approval.

Integrating an A11 Coil into Your Charger

Match the Coil to the Complete TX/RX System

Send the transmitter controller reference, intended receiver, coil spacing, enclosure stack and thermal limits. Evaluate samples in that assembly; coil dimensions alone cannot establish charging power, efficiency or alignment tolerance.

Related Transmitter Coil Options

Compare MP-A2 coils if your controller uses a different transmitter design. Use the transmitter coil overview to review other coil structures and the receiver coil page for the matching RX side.

A11 Sample and Acceptance Requirements

  • Identify Design 1 or Design 2 and the required drawing revision.
  • Confirm ferrite geometry, lead measurement points and assembled height.
  • Agree inductance and Q test frequency, signal level and fixture; specify resistance measurement separately.
  • Confirm sample quantity, tooling charges, inspection limits and delivery date in the quotation.

Qi certification is assessed for the complete product. See the WPC guidance on components and subsystems.

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Send Your A11 Part Number and Drawing

Tell us which construction you are evaluating, the lead arrangement and the electrical acceptance requirements. Email info@jhcoils.com or use the inquiry form below.

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