M/607 - Wireless Charging

IEC 63563-3:2025 identifies basic physical design requirements and guidelines for Power Transmitter and Power Receiver Products, including product and system dimensions, alignment of the products, surface temperature rise, and indications to the user.

IEC 63563-10:2025 defines MPP (Magnetic Power Profile), an extension to Qi v1.3 BPP (Baseline Power Profile). Manufacturers can use this specification to implement PTx and/or PRx that are interoperable.

IEC 63563-8:2025 provides guidelines for detecting the presence of a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag or Near Field Communication (NFC) card within the operating range of the Power Transmitter and preventing damage to the tag or card.

IEC 63563-1:2025 introduces the Qi Specification, which applies to flat surface devices such as mobile phones and tablets that use up to 15 W of power

IEC 63563-5:2025 defines the low-level (physical layer and the data link layer) formats of data bits, data bytes, and data packets. In addition, it provides requirements and guidelines for load modulation and frequency-shift keying.

IEC 63563-6:2025 defines the messaging between a Power Transmitter and a Power Receiver. The primary purpose of this messaging is to set up and control the power transfer. As a secondary purpose, it provides a transport mechanism for higher-level applications such as Authentication. The communications protocol comprises both the required order and timing relations of successive messages.

IEC 63563-9:2025 defines the architecture and application-level messaging for the Authentication of a Power Transmitter Product by a Power Receiver to ensure that the Power Transmitter Product is both Qi certified and the product of a registered manufacturer.

IEC 63563-7:2025 defines methods for ensuring that the power transfer proceeds without heating metal objects in the magnetic field of a Power Transmitter. Although the Power Transmitter may optionally use any of these methods, some of them require assistance by the Power Receiver.

IEC 63563-11:2025 describes Magnetic power profile (MPP) which is a protocol extension that provides additional messages, new power states/modes, new power transfer contract elements, and aims to provide the following functionalities: • Operating Frequency Negotiation • Cloaking (Power Pause) • Generic Information Exchange • Simultaneous Data Stream Transactions • Fast PTx to PRx communication • Maximum Power and Power Control Profiles Determination • Extended Power Negotiation • Extended PTx/PRx Identification and Capabilities • Extended Control Error Packets and Received Power Packets • Power Transmitter Battery Level Reporting • Ecosystem Scalability MPP extension allows devices to operate under Restricted mode (no PTx communication) at 360kHz without performing any explicit negotiation with the Power Transmitter. This flexibility enables devices with limited resources (e.g., devices with no FSK support) to take advantage of the frequency change feature.

IEC 63563-2:2025 provides glossary of definitions, acronyms, and symbols for the the Qi Specification, which applies to flat surface devices such as mobile phones and tablets that use up to 15 W of power

IEC 63563-1:2025 introduces the Qi Specification, which applies to flat surface devices such as mobile phones and tablets that use up to 15 W of power

IEC 63563-5:2025 defines the low-level (physical layer and the data link layer) formats of data bits, data bytes, and data packets. In addition, it provides requirements and guidelines for load modulation and frequency-shift keying.

IEC 63563-6:2025 defines the messaging between a Power Transmitter and a Power Receiver. The primary purpose of this messaging is to set up and control the power transfer. As a secondary purpose, it provides a transport mechanism for higher-level applications such as Authentication. The communications protocol comprises both the required order and timing relations of successive messages.

IEC 63563-8:2025 provides guidelines for detecting the presence of a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag or Near Field Communication (NFC) card within the operating range of the Power Transmitter and preventing damage to the tag or card.

IEC 63563-11:2025 describes Magnetic power profile (MPP) which is a protocol extension that provides additional messages, new power states/modes, new power transfer contract elements, and aims to provide the following functionalities:
• Operating Frequency Negotiation
• Cloaking (Power Pause)
• Generic Information Exchange
• Simultaneous Data Stream Transactions
• Fast PTx to PRx communication
• Maximum Power and Power Control Profiles Determination
• Extended Power Negotiation
• Extended PTx/PRx Identification and Capabilities
• Extended Control Error Packets and Received Power Packets
• Power Transmitter Battery Level Reporting
• Ecosystem Scalability
MPP extension allows devices to operate under Restricted mode (no PTx communication) at 360kHz without performing any explicit negotiation with the Power Transmitter. This flexibility enables devices with limited resources (e.g., devices with no FSK support) to take advantage of the frequency change feature.

IEC 63563-2:2025 provides glossary of definitions, acronyms, and symbols for the the Qi Specification, which applies to flat surface devices such as mobile phones and tablets that use up to 15 W of power

IEC 63563-7:2025 defines methods for ensuring that the power transfer proceeds without heating metal objects in the magnetic field of a Power Transmitter. Although the Power Transmitter may optionally use any of these methods, some of them require assistance by the Power Receiver.

IEC 63563-3:2025 identifies basic physical design requirements and guidelines for Power Transmitter and Power Receiver Products, including product and system dimensions, alignment of the products, surface temperature rise, and indications to the user.

IEC 63563-10:2025 defines MPP (Magnetic Power Profile), an extension to Qi v1.3 BPP (Baseline Power Profile). Manufacturers can use this specification to implement PTx and/or PRx that are interoperable.

IEC 63563-9:2025 defines the architecture and application-level messaging for the Authentication of a Power Transmitter Product by a Power Receiver to ensure that the Power Transmitter Product is both Qi certified and the product of a registered manufacturer.