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\subsection{Inductive Wireless Power Transfer in Practice}
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Inductive WPT has been proposed in a large number of scenarios, each of which comese with a set of
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unique constraints. When WPT is used to charge an electric toothbrush, the implementation cost of the system is
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critical, while efficiency and total power output are of little concern. Mechanically, in an electric toothbrush's
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charging system, the position and spacing of the transmitter and receiver coils can easily be controlled down to
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millimeter precision.
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Inductive WPT has been proposed in a large number of scenarios\cite{zhangWirelessPowerTransfer2019}, each of which comes
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with a set of unique constraints. When WPT is used to charge an electric toothbrush, the implementation cost of the
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system is critical, while efficiency and total power output are of little concern. Mechanically, in an electric
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toothbrush's charging system, the position and spacing of the transmitter and receiver coils can easily be controlled
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down to millimeter precision.
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In contrast to this, wireless smartphone charging is a much more demanding application. Here, the total cost of the
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system is only secondary, but the receiver's form factor is critical, and total power output as well as efficiency
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