This document discusses the principle and components of wireless charging. It explains that wireless charging works using electromagnetic induction, where a changing magnetic field in a transmitter coil induces a current in a nearby receiver coil. The main components are a transmitter that produces radio waves, a receiver, and a rectenna that converts the received electromagnetic energy into direct current. Different types like inductive, resonant, and radio charging are described for charging various devices over different distances. Applications and advantages and disadvantages of wireless charging are also summarized.