Wireless Power Transfer Project
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From: Plasmana2000
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  • what about the voltage and current?

    lms4lms 1 month ago

  • dobro odradjeno

    

    stradzerdux 1 month ago

  • nothing special @!!

    TheMigo4m 2 months ago

  • I thought it's about wireless transformers.

    MucusFelidae 3 months ago

  • Its a Miri Coil !!!

    1BustedMyth 4 months ago

  • wow you guys have no idea what you are talking about, "wireless transfer" has been here since the first transformer was invented, learn more from transformers so you know what i'm talking about. REAL wireless transfer should reach high distances and shouldn't involve coils, since coil "wireless transfer" has much energy loses, thats why is used in transformers

    lifemetall 6 months ago

  • You need better coils. Wire spacing, wire thickness, matching winding numbers and preferably coil size. Anyone tested this stuff with Rodin coils yet?

    K3nz0sTube 7 months ago

  • i have the same electronics lerning lab

    ihavetoshutthewindow 8 months ago

  • does tony stark know your are using his thing

    rza1m 9 months ago

  • Hey how did you do this? Post the vid :))

    

    patwashere1 10 months ago

  • I want a wireless charger that charges my Xbox 360 or PS3 controller while I play.

    mankyman6 10 months ago

  • I have on Question. Where/How do you put the positive energy and the negative energy?

    Acasions 10 months ago

  • @Acasions You wouldn't. It is just AC power getting transferred via magnetism. The coils act as type of Transformer (roughly and brutally simply speaking). Primary coil creates the magnetic field and the second one reacts to it.

    To change polarity at the secondary coil or secondary side of the circuit, just reverse the current polarity at the primary side.

    javm54 10 months ago

  • nice work. . .

    Similya666 10 months ago

  • hai its excellent .i want to do it n want to present in my fest.could u plzzzz send me the circuit diagram

    TheKishorechowdary 11 months ago

  • could you charge a capacitor like that wireless?

    Iseekoutthetruth 1 year ago

  • @Iseekoutthetruth Yes you can. Just hook up the capacitor in the secondary side.

    javm54 10 months ago

  • Can you send me schematic diagram for this circuit or rough diagram how you made it and component used by you, I am Doing my Master over wireless Power Transfer. my email is mehranisback@yahoo.com

    Thanks for such help in advance

    mehranmemnai 1 year ago 6

  • @mehranmemnai You're doing a master on wireless power transfer but you don't know how to make this circuit? wtf?  You stupid or something?

    stalker7d7 9 months ago

  • great man, how much voltage and frequency did i have to use

    gadarpur 1 year ago

  • now imagine if actually attach that LED to a coin-battery ! imagine how convenient that would be ! ..... just think about it mann, free your mind !

    rfengr 1 year ago

  • what driver circuit did u use??

    coilsinamotor 1 year ago

  • but this is not wireless energy transfer i m looking for..they are SİMPLE transformers :( optimus prime...

    bijibijiherbiji 1 year ago

  • Good video ! More Tesla Tech in videos "Tesla and cold electricity" by HorizonDelta

    HorizonDelta 1 year ago

  • Mutiple receiving coiks in parralle and seriies

    Drop or raise the ohm increasing the power

    Lever produced or received if you took those three in seiries you could make 1 powrfull

    MrCletushowell 1 year ago

  • You really need to try resonating those. You'll be amazed at the difference!

    AlienRelics 1 year ago

  • Thats basically a transformer, all of us have one at home :P

    Twistx77 1 year ago

  • awesome man!

    MultiCreek 1 year ago

  • ooOOo am i seeing an induced current from changing magnetic field? ;D

    littlemute 1 year ago

  • thats awsome ty

    imatelly 1 year ago

  • Dang, thats pretty cool and looks pretty simple. Keep up the good work, I am a fan of you on instructables also. Thumbs up!

    smartrocker9000 1 year ago

  • hi! how many turn for primary and secondary coil. how much the input freq. and voltage.

    cefiro76 1 year ago

  • Nikola Tesla thought of this a long time ago and on a much larger scale.

    neoverse 1 year ago 23

  • @neoverse ya on an island size scale if you know what i mean ;)

    sprjcube 1 year ago

  • @neoverse but tesla wasn't a terrorist! thanks for the dirty bomb tips, osama!

    heartbreakhotel4665 9 months ago

  • omg wireless power? i didnt know that was even possible

    freeclimbhero 2 years ago

  • Hay this would be a really great instructable of which i know you are a member of. I have successfully built your plasma speaker and thoroughly enjoyed the process. I would love if you could share this circuit. this looks like a lot of fun!

    fatboyslim27 2 years ago

  • cool, can you post a step by step on how to build???

    theonlybluecow 2 years ago

  • nice job

    morpher44 2 years ago

  • i like it but people don't get that the size of the receiving coil matters in the transfer.

    KTPSP 2 years ago

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    NRay2803 2 years ago

  • oops. forgot to read the info. so how many volts are you putting through the primary coil? AC right?

    calebtallakson 2 years ago

  • how do you determine the resonant frequency?

    calebtallakson 2 years ago

  • What is the efficiency?

    Izzyprad 3 years ago

  • way too cool..think you can have same effect with toroidal coil..can you tell us the frequency?

    dreamyear 3 years ago

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