With　the　rapid　development　of　electronic　equipment,　the　demand　for　isolated　independent　voltage-source　outputs　is　increasing.　In　many　consumer　electronics　and　industrial　applications,　isolated　voltage　sources　with　multiple　independent　outputs　are　required.　As　a　new　technology,　wireless　power　transfer　has　the　advantages　of　automation,　safety,　and　suitability　for　various　environments,　and　can　be　extended　to　a　multi-channel　system.　A　four-receiver　wireless　charging　system　is　proposed.　Adjusting　the　overlapping　areas　among　the　four　receiving　coils　helps　achieve　decoupling　among　them.　Using　the　LCC-S　(Inductor　Capacitor　Capacitor　-　Series)　topology,　constant　voltage　output　can　be　realized.　The　PCB　(Printed　Circuit　Board)　layouts　of　the　transmitting　and　receiving　coils　have　been　implemented,　and　the　Simulink　circuit　model　with　four　outputs　has　been　built.　When　the　load　of　each　channel　changes,　the　output　voltage　of　each　channel　can　remain　stable.　The　simulation　results　have　validated　the　effectiveness　of　the　proposed　four　isolated　independent　voltage-source　outputs　system.　　©　2023　IEEE.