Development Of Multiple Wireless Power Transfer

Amirul Rezza, Ishak (2015) Development Of Multiple Wireless Power Transfer. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project purpose is to develop a system that was capable of charging a mobile phone using the resonant inductive coupling technique power transfer. These distances allow for use in small consumer electronic devices such as electric toothbrushes and razors. The difference in this Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) technique and the new proposed wireless power system is its ability to send power wirelessly over longer distances to multiple receiver of the wireless power transfer system using electronic equipment such as major components. The simulation and circuit fabrication are develop to analyze voltage between 5 V - 12 V and the current between 1 A – 2 A in distance between 1cm – 10cm where the electromagnetic field were produce upon this process. Multiple wireless power transfer is the transmission of electrical power that obtain from a source of an electrical load without using of conducting wires or materials ,it just use a magnetic resonance coupling technology to implement its charging by transmitting the current that converting electromagnetic flux to form an electric field to produce current. The industry realizes that demand of using a wireless power charging which is to create a mobile device that can be charged more easily without using a connecting wire.

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