Wireless Power transmission( )

In summary, the conversation is about building a wireless power transmission system using induction without using a soft iron core. The person is asking for suggestions on how to induce output and is willing to settle for even a minimal amount of deflection shown by the multimeter. They are urgently in need of a solution and provide some additional details about their setup, such as the frequency, size, and distance between the coils. The use of air cored coils is also mentioned as a potential issue with low coupling efficiency.
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Wireless Power transmission(URGENT)

Hi guys
Im actually plannin to build a wireless transmission system using induction, and without using a soft iron core. We are actually having 2 coils, one primary and one secondary. Our problem is that we aren't getting any kind of induction output. The connections are all fine but there is no induction occurring. Can you ppl please suggest a few methods by which induction will occur.. Even a minimal amount of deflection shown by the multimeter would be fine, as long as there is some induction occurring. Thank you.
we need it urgently
thanx :)
 
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So you are trying to build a transformer? Could you tell us a little bit more of your setup? I would guess that the magnetic flux is not "going through" the secondary coil (which for the iron core would be useful), you might be using too low ac currents or there could be quality issues with the coils. Also your multimeter could be broken or you are using it in a wrong way.
 
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What frequency?

What size of coils?

How far apart?

Coupling efficiency with air cored coils tends to be poor. Much easier and far less loss to just to run a wire from A to B.
 

Related to Wireless Power transmission( )

1. What is wireless power transmission?

Wireless power transmission, also known as wireless energy transfer or wireless electricity, is the process of transferring electrical energy from a power source to an electrical load without the use of physical connections such as wires or cables.

2. How does wireless power transmission work?

Wireless power transmission works by using electromagnetic fields to transfer energy from a transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter converts electrical energy into an oscillating electromagnetic field, which is then received by a compatible receiver and converted back into electrical energy.

3. What are the advantages of wireless power transmission?

Some advantages of wireless power transmission include convenience, as it eliminates the need for physical connections and allows for charging or powering devices from a distance. It also reduces the risk of electric shock and eliminates the need for multiple power adapters or cords.

4. What are the limitations of wireless power transmission?

The main limitation of wireless power transmission is the loss of energy during the transmission process, which can be affected by factors such as distance and obstacles between the transmitter and receiver. It also requires compatible devices and specialized technology, which may not be widely available.

5. Is wireless power transmission safe?

Currently, wireless power transmission is considered safe for everyday use. However, some potential health concerns have been raised due to the use of electromagnetic fields. More research is needed to fully understand the long-term effects of wireless power transmission on human health.

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