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    Wireless energy transmission uses electromagnetic fields to transfer electrical power through an intermediate space from a power source to devices without wires. It works by using a transmitting coil connected to a power source to generate an oscillating electromagnetic field that induces a current in a receiving coil, converting the transmitted energy back into electric power. Common applications include charging devices where wires would be inconvenient. It operates similarly to wireless communication technologies like WiFi that also transmit data and signals using electromagnetic fields.

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    Wireless energy transmission uses electromagnetic fields to transfer electrical power through an intermediate space from a power source to devices without wires. It works by using a transmitting coil connected to a power source to generate an oscillating electromagnetic field that induces a current in a receiving coil, converting the transmitted energy back into electric power. Common applications include charging devices where wires would be inconvenient. It operates similarly to wireless communication technologies like WiFi that also transmit data and signals using electromagnetic fields.

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    Wireless energy transmission uses electromagnetic fields to transfer electrical power through an intermediate space from a power source to devices without wires. It works by using a transmitting coil connected to a power source to generate an oscillating electromagnetic field that induces a current in a receiving coil, converting the transmitted energy back into electric power. Common applications include charging devices where wires would be inconvenient. It operates similarly to wireless communication technologies like WiFi that also transmit data and signals using electromagnetic fields.

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    Luis Zamora
    Wireless energy transmission uses electromagnetic fields to transfer electrical power through an intermediate space from a power source to devices without wires. It works by using a transmitting coil connected to a power source to generate an oscillating electromagnetic field that induces a current in a receiving coil, converting the transmitted energy back into electric power. Common applications include charging devices where wires would be inconvenient. It operates similarly to wireless communication technologies like WiFi that also transmit data and signals using electromagnetic fields.

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    WIRELESS ENERGY

    WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION OR WIRELESS ENERGY TRANSMISSION


    IS A METHOD OF ENERGY TRANSFER AND CONSISTS OF THE TRANSMISSION
    OF ELECTRICAL POWER FROM A POWER SOURCE TO A CONSUMER LOAD
    WITHOUT THE NEED FOR A MATERIAL MEDIUM OR ELECTRICAL
    CONDUCTOR, IT IS A TERM GENERIC USED TO REFER TO A NUMBER OF
    DIFFERENT ENERGY TRANSMISSION TECHNOLOGIES THAT USE AN
    ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD TIME VARIABLE.

    BY: LUIS ZAMORA


    WIRELESS ENERGY
    Wireless transmission is useful for electrical potential devices in cases where
    the use of cables is inconvenient, dangerous, or not possible. In wireless
    energy transmission, a emitting device connected to a power source, such as
    a domestic electricity source, transmits energy through an electromagnetic
    field through an intermediate space to one or more receiving devices, where
    it is converted back to electric and used energy.
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    Wireless Energy uses many of the same fields and waves as wireless communication
    devices such as radio, another familiar technology which involves energy transmitted
    wirelessly by electromagnetic fields, used in telephones, radio and television broadcasts,
    and WiFi. In radio communications the objective is the transmission of information,
    therefore, the amount of energy that reaches the receiver is not so important as long as
    it is sufficient for the signal-to-noise ratio to be so high that the information can be
    received intelligibly.
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    How does wireless electric power work?
    Step 1
    A circuit (A) located in a wall socket converts the standard 50/60
    Hertz current into 10 MHz and supplies the coil (B). The internal
    oscillation of the transmitter coil causes it to emit a 10 MHz
    magnetic field.
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    Step 2
    The receiving coil (C) has exactly the same dimensions as
    the emitting coil and its resonance at the same frequency,
    and, in a process called magnetic induction, takes energy
    from the magnetic field of the first coil (B).
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    Step 3
    The energy of the oscillating magnetic field induces electric
    current in the receiving coil, illuminating the bulb (D).
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    Wireless power came for the masses, which started as a MIT project a few
    years ago and has now grown into a whole promising company called
    WiTricity Corp. Which Tesla would be proud of. Based on magnetic
    induction, it uses low frequency (10Hz) electromagnetic waves
    ("resonance") to transmit energy from one place to another through a coil
    at each end.
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    WIRELESS COIL

    PRIMARY COIL SECUNDARY COIL


    WIRELESS ENERGY
    WIRELESS COIL
    WIRELESS ENERGY
    VIDEOS & PICTURES
    TESTING THE COILS VOLTAGE
    The Primary coil works with a
    12VDC input, and this in turn
    emits alternating current at its
    output. The Secondary coil
    receives this current through
    magnetic fields converting the
    direct current with a voltage of
    140VDC

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