Multiple Wireless Power Transfer System

Saidah, Muhtar Lubis (2015) Multiple Wireless Power Transfer System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Day by day new technologies are making our life simpler. This project describes the development of a multiple wireless power transfer for the purpose of demonstrating wireless power transfer. Wireless power transfer through resonant inductive coupling could be one of the next technologies that bring the future nearer. Wireless power transfer is a technique that converts energy from radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) waves into DC voltage, which has been used here for the purpose of providing a power supply to low power devices. In this project it has been shown that it is possible to charge low power devices wirelessly via resonant inductive coupling such as mobile phones without the need of wires and cables between the power source and the power destination. It minimizes the complexity that arises for the use of conventional wire system. In addition, the project also opens up new possibilities of wireless systems in our other daily life uses. The system will demonstrate wireless power transfer by charging a mobile phone. The project will discuss the performance of the system and explore how better power levels and efficiencies can be obtained.

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