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    The document discusses wireless power transmission (WPT) techniques. It describes near-field methods like inductive coupling and resonant evanescent coupling, which transfer energy over short distances using magnetic fields. Far-field methods that transfer energy over longer distances using electromagnetic radiation, like radio waves or lasers, are also discussed. The document outlines the history and applications of WPT, compares advantages and disadvantages of different techniques, and provides examples of technologies like inductive charging pads and Tesla coils that implement wireless energy transfer.

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    The document discusses wireless power transmission (WPT) techniques. It describes near-field methods like inductive coupling and resonant evanescent coupling, which transfer energy over short distances using magnetic fields. Far-field methods that transfer energy over longer distances using electromagnetic radiation, like radio waves or lasers, are also discussed. The document outlines the history and applications of WPT, compares advantages and disadvantages of different techniques, and provides examples of technologies like inductive charging pads and Tesla coils that implement wireless energy transfer.

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    The document discusses wireless power transmission (WPT) techniques. It describes near-field methods like inductive coupling and resonant evanescent coupling, which transfer energy over short distances using magnetic fields. Far-field methods that transfer energy over longer distances using electromagnetic radiation, like radio waves or lasers, are also discussed. The document outlines the history and applications of WPT, compares advantages and disadvantages of different techniques, and provides examples of technologies like inductive charging pads and Tesla coils that implement wireless energy transfer.

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    The document discusses wireless power transmission (WPT) techniques. It describes near-field methods like inductive coupling and resonant evanescent coupling, which transfer energy over short distances using magnetic fields. Far-field methods that transfer energy over longer distances using electromagnetic radiation, like radio waves or lasers, are also discussed. The document outlines the history and applications of WPT, compares advantages and disadvantages of different techniques, and provides examples of technologies like inductive charging pads and Tesla coils that implement wireless energy transfer.

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    WIRELESS ENERGY TRANSFER

    OVERVIEW

     What is wireless power transmission(WPT)?


     Why is WPT?
    History of WPT
    Types of WPT Techniques to transfer energy wirelessly
     Advantages and disadvantages
     Applications
     Conclusion
    METHODS OF MPT
     NEAR FIELD METHODS
    ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
    INDUCTIVE COUPLING
    RESONANT EVANESCENT COUPLING

    FAR FIELD METHODS


    3.1 Beamed power, size, distance, and efficiency
    3.2 Radio and microwave
    3.3 Laser
    3.4 Electrical conduction
    3.5 Tesla patents
    What is WPT
    The transmission of energy from one place to another
    without using wires Conventional energy transfer is using
    wires But, the wireless transmission is made possible by
    using various technologies
    Why not wires
    As per studies, most electrical energy transfer is through
    wires. Most of the energy loss is during transmission On
    an average, more than 30%
    BASIC CONFIGURATION OF TESLA COIL

    the capacitor 1C forms


    two resonant circuits:
     one with the primary coil
    1P,
    and another with the
    secondary coil 1S.

    The voltage supplied by the
    Neon sign transformer 1T.
    INDUCTIVE COUPLING

    Simplest instance of wireless energy transfer is the action


    of an electrical transformer
    THEORETICAL MODEL OF SELF RESONANT COILS
    MORE EXAMPLES
    WIRELESS CHARGING ELECTRIC BRUSHES
    PADS(WCP)
    ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

    the form of either radio waves or light


    Rectenna
    Power beaming
    RESONANT INDUCTIVE COUPLING

    EVANESCENT WAVE COUPLING

    Propagation of energy using a standing wave


    RESONANT INDUCTIVE
    COUPLING
    Evanescence basically means ‘tending to vanish’.

    Electromagnetic waves are transmitted from one medium


    to another by means of evanescent electromagnetic field.

    Accomplished by placing two more wave guides together.


    RESONANT INDUCTIVE COUPLING
    Coupling is always associated with induced charges &
    current within partially reflecting surfaces.

    Directly analogus to nearfield non-radiative coupling


    between the primary & secondary of a trasnsformer.
    RESONANT INDUCTIVE COUPLING

    PRINCIPLE

    RESONANT COUPLING : Two same-frequency resonant


    objects tend to couple, while interacting weakly with other
    off-resonant environmental objects

    RESONANT EVANESCENT COUPLING : The coupling


    mechanism is mediated through the overlap of the non-
    radiative near-fields of the two objects).
    RESONANT INDUCTIVE COUPLING
    WORKING

     Non-resonant induction method is inefficient over greater


    distances .

    Resonance helps efficiency dramatically by “tunneling”


    the magnetic field to receiver coil that resonates at the
    same frequency as the transmitter.

    Such receiving coils are single layer solenoids with


    closely placed capacitor at both ends.
    Colpitts oscillator.
    In resonant energy transfer the inductor would be the transmitter coil and capacitors are
    used to tune the circuit to a suitable frequency.
    To progressively feed energy/power into the primary coil with each cycle, different circuits
    can be used. One circuit employs a Colpitts oscillator
    In Tesla coils an intermittent switching system, a "circuit controller or "break," is used to
    inject an impulsive signal into the primary coil; the secondary coil then rings and decays.
    A WiTricity image of how the fields work

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