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The instant self-repair technology has led to the production of protective cases that has an improved aesthetic value. The quick self-repair of the protective case allows the surface of the phone to remain intact even after a relatively high scratch force.<ref></ref> The instant self-repair technology has led to the production of protective cases that has an improved aesthetic value. The quick self-repair of the protective case allows the surface of the phone to remain intact even after a relatively high scratch force.<ref></ref>


==What is a ThunderMag?== ==ThunderMag==


In February 2019, Innerexile launched a campaign on ] to manufacture a magnetic ] / ] connector to deliver functionality akin to ]'s ] connector to USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 devices.<ref>{{cite news|title=ThunderMag claims to bring MagSafe back to the Mac with full Thunderbolt 3 speeds|first=Chance|last=Miller|date=February 11, 2019|accessdate=November 25, 2019|url=https://ww.9to5mac.com/2019/02/11/magsafe-macbook-pro-thunderbolt/|magazine=]}}</ref> The device, which was also marketed through ], experienced early manufacturing and functionality issues.<ref>{{cite news|title=Accessory brings MagSafe-style connectors back to anything with USB-C|date=July 16, 2019|accessdate=November 25, 2019|first=Stephen|last=Shankland|url=https://www.cnet.com/news/accessory-brings-magsafe-style-power-connectors-back-to-usb-c-macs-everything-else/|magazine=]}}</ref>
A Thunderbolt 3 magnet adapter for ThunderMag

'''''Why it’s been design'''ed''
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After Apple killed off MagSafe, one of the best features on MacBook in 2016, the latest MacBook Pros now feature USB-C Thunderbolt 3 ports. Those ports serve both data and power, but no longer keep your device safe while connecting, leading to the possibility of someone tripping over the cable and yanking the computer onto the floor.

ThunderMag wants to bring both MagSafe used experience and latest data transmission function to every USB-C device and user.

'''Features:'''

'''''100W Power Delivery  '''''

Featuring a USB Power Delivery up to 100W (20V / 5A) [7], ThunderMag follows the USB-IF[8]definition of USB type-c[9]. Designed and equipped with 24 pins, ThunderMag can charge any type-c device, even the MacBook Pro 15,’’ requiring only 87W.[10]


In the definition of USB-IF for USB type-c, 4 VBus shall be equipped with 4 GND to ensure the safety of power flow. Each missing VBus indicates that other vBuses must be loaded with higher current output. When the current exceeds the safe load value, it can cause the equipment to overheat and fail.

That's why ThunderMag is different from similar products. It adheres to the standard and 24 pins are made to provide users with the most secure charging.

Since ThunderMag increases maximum power delivery up to 100W, safety is the top consideration. Each pin of the ThunderMag is tested by an electric heating test, while continuously charging at 2A for 24 hours to ensure they do not overheat and fail during operation. The temperature of the ThunderMag always remains under 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Given its extensive testing, there is no danger to charging devices.

'''''40Gbps transmission speed reach thunderbolt 3 standard''''' [11]

ThunderMag data transmission speed can reach Thunderbolt 3 standard, 40Gbps.

Faster data transmission speeds are expected, which is also our goal. Plastic materials have been designed and optimized, the impedance matching has been precisely controlled, the transmission distance of 24 pins has been consistent, and the popular L-shaped appearance has been abandoned. All of this has been done to ensure the high-frequency signal works as expected. ThunderMag operates at 40Gbps transmission speed and provides the most stable and secure data exchange environment.

A magnetic shaping patent allows ThunderMag to provide transmission speeds up to 40Gbps. Where there is electricity, there is a magnetic field, and magnetism is always the key to reducing data transmission, but ThunderMag creates a higher standard. We have magnetic shaping to minimize the effect on transmission efficiency by precisely placing magnet stone and using the material to guide the direction of the magnetic force. With the magnetic shaping patent, ThunderMag can carry out 40Gbps data transmission, an efficient power supply of 100W and carry its own magnetic absorption function.

'''''The single hand breaks cleanly away when disturbed,''''' ''resulting in '''perfect connectivit'''y.''
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Designed for adaptability, the ThunderMag has the perfect balance of shape and magnetic power, remaining attached for various uses. The ThunderMag can be attached with one hand, easily charging your devices. The cord gently disconnects when disturbed, in accordance with its MagSafe[12]design.

'''''Collaborative''''' ''a'''nd Responsible Partnerships'''''
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We hold ourselves accountable for making ThunderMag meet the highest standards of production. Our suppliers and design collaborators bring their professional experience working with Apple to ensure ThunderMag achieves the best quality and meets the highest safety standards.


== Honors and awards == == Honors and awards ==

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innerexile
IndustryConsumer Electronics Accessories
Founded2013
FoundersLiming Hu, Johnson Wang
HeadquartersTaiwan , U.S.
Area servedInternational
ProductsScreen protectors, Mobile phone accessories
Number of employees15 (2019)
Websiteinnerexile.com

innerexile is a company that manufactures accessories.The company uses technology and techniques to design phone accessories that protect mobile devices from cracks and scratches.

Before the designed mobile accessories are sold to the public, the company offers a mock up to establish the suitability of the product to potential customers.

History

innerexile is an exclusive brand of Taer Innovation and founded in 2012 as design studio for lifestyle products. Our products fuse timeless design and tomorrow’s innovation in premium accessories for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and notebook computers. Before 2013, innerexile self-healing protective cases were made using the in-mold decoration, IMD process. The application of this technology was costly since it necessitated the use of a membrane that was attached to a film. The film was placed on the phone’s screen to protect the screen. Therefore, buying protective cases was expensive at that time.

In 2013, a new panel coating technology, geared to offer both screen and back panel protection, was discovered. The technology enabled protective cases to withstand a scratching force of up to 750 grams. Besides, the protective cases would only take three minutes to self-heal from the scratching force. In 2014, spray coating technology was discovered and later improved through research to form a transparent coat that prevented scratches. This technology brought the invention of the instant self-repair case.

The instant self-repair technology has led to the production of protective cases that has an improved aesthetic value. The quick self-repair of the protective case allows the surface of the phone to remain intact even after a relatively high scratch force.

ThunderMag

In February 2019, Innerexile launched a campaign on Kickstarter to manufacture a magnetic USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 connector to deliver functionality akin to Apple's MagSafe connector to USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 devices. The device, which was also marketed through Indiegogo, experienced early manufacturing and functionality issues.

Honors and awards

innerexile has won design awards, leading to a market footprint in more than thirty countries worldwide. Awards include Good Design award from 2012 to 2014, Golden Pin Design award, Taiwan Excellence award in 2014 and Computex d&I award in 2014 for their products.


2012

‣ G Mark Design Award - solo: Power Bank

‣ Golden Pin Design Award - solo: Power Bank

‣ Golden Pin Design Award - odyssey 5: Premium Aluminium Bumper


2013

‣ G Mark Design Award - edge: Hybrid Hardshell Case

‣ Golden Pin Design Award - odyssey: Titanium Bumper

‣ Golden Pin Design Award - edge: Hybrid Hardshell Case

‣ Golden Pin Design Award - capsule: dual port car charger 4.2A


2014

‣ Taiwan Excellence Award - capsule: dual port car charger 4.2A ‣ Computex d&i Award - capsule: dual port car charger 4.2A

‣ Computex d&i Award Gold - cylinder: aluminum car mount

‣ G Mark Design Award - cylinder: aluminum car mount

References

  1. http://www.taerinno.com/
  2. ^ Lan, Korbin (12 January 2015). "Innerexile Innovates Self-Healing Technology; World's First Mist iPhone Protective Case". CTIMES News. Retrieved 20 October 2019.
  3. Instant self-repair by innerexile
  4. Miller, Chance (11 February 2019). "ThunderMag claims to bring MagSafe back to the Mac with full Thunderbolt 3 speeds". 9 to 5 Mac. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
  5. Shankland, Stephen (16 July 2019). "Accessory brings MagSafe-style connectors back to anything with USB-C". CNET. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
  6. http://www.g-mark.org/award/describe/38627 Good Design 2012
  7. http://www.g-mark.org/award/describe/39482 Good Design 2013
  8. http://www.g-mark.org/award/describe/41424 Good Design 2014
7. Usb Power Delivery
8. USB-IF
9. USB Type-c

10. MacBook Pro 15 requires 87W to charge

11. Thunderbolt 3 40Gbps

12: MagSafe

13: Innerexile ThunderMag Thunderbolt 3和100W MagSafe連接



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