Wireless charger

1. A wireless charger with a circuit board, comprising:

a base, the circuit board being disposed in the base, a placement panel being disposed on the base, and two placement areas being disposed on the placement panel to carry two induction devices each provided with an induction coil or an induction metal; and

two transmitting coils disposed corresponding to the two placement areas in the base, each of the two transmitting coils being located below a respective one of the two placement areas and electrically connected to the circuit board, wherein the each of the two transmitting coils is capable of generating a magnetic field to enable electromagnetic induction with a respective one of the two induction devices so as to charge or heat the respective one of the two induction devices,

wherein temperature sensors are disposed in the two placement areas respectively, and the temperature sensors are capable of detecting temperatures in the two placement areas respectively;

wherein weight sensors are disposed in the two placement areas respectively, and the weight sensors are capable of detecting masses of objects placed on the two placement areas respectively;

wherein foreign object detection sensors are disposed in the two placement areas respectively, and the foreign object detection sensors are capable of recognizing whether the two induction devices meet a wireless charging standard; and

wherein the temperature sensors, the weight sensors and the foreign object detection sensors are used for synthetically determining whether an object placed on any one of the two placement areas is an induction device, and what kind of induction device an object placed on any one of the two placement areas is.

2. The wireless charger of claim 1 , further comprising two indicator lights electrically connected to the circuit board, each of the two indicator lights indicating working states of a respective one of the two transmitting coils.

3. The wireless charger of claim 2 , wherein the each of the two indicator lights is capable of emitting light of three colors.

4. The wireless charger of claim 1 , further comprising two switches electrically connected to the circuit board, the two switches being provided in one-to-one correspondence with the two transmitting coils, and each of the two switches being configured to control working states of a respective one of the two transmitting coils.

5. The wireless charger of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of rubber pads are disposed on a bottom surface of the base.

6. The wireless charger of claim 1 , wherein a non-slip mat is disposed on each of the two placement areas.

7. The wireless charger of claim 1 , wherein each of the foreign object detection sensors comprises a calculator configured to measure a value of quality factor of a corresponding one of the two transmitting coils, the each of the foreign object detection sensors is configured to recognize whether an induction device meets the wireless charging standard based on the value of quality factor.

8. The wireless charger of claim 7 , wherein the each of the foreign objects is configured to activate wireless charging while the wireless charging standard is met, and configured to suspend wireless charging while the wireless charging standard is not met.

9. The wireless charger of claim 7 , wherein the calculator is configured to perform a calculation of the value of quality factor by a formula Q=ωL/R, where w represents a working angular frequency, L represents an inductance value of a transmitting coil, and R represents a total resistance of a transmitting coil.