Wireless electricity transfer through electric resonance
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jai ho!!
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@furulevi thanks this video was really helpfull it help me to get an a on my final proyect
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@pjckac1 if the coils are identical as furulevi said, it can't be a tranform. Thor is stupid. (but some people just try to guess meanwhile others know what they are talking about)
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TO:ThorTheCommenter
It always amazes me that there is always someone that leaves a negative comment including the vulgar language because of a mental situation going on in their life being released to others to spread negative energy.
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that is a very in efficient energy transfer there is a lot of it wasted
WatchmenDrManhattan 5 months ago
@WatchmenDrManhattan I haven't measured the input or the output power, but the signal generator gives a very low amperage, that's why the led has to use 20 volts. Even a normal incandescent 3V light bulb is lit up with around 20V from the signal generator.
furulevi 5 months ago
Hy, I'm trying to do the same as you, but I would like to ask you if you know some fisic law or something to calculate the resonance frequency, the capacitor value or the cable lengh.
TomasArJ 7 months ago
@TomasArJ Just google "resonance calculator" there are many online programs for that, I haven't calculated anything, I just experimented and found some useful frequencies...
furulevi 7 months ago
hi i really like your video actually i am trying to do something similar, so what capacitors did you use? how many f are?
m4dr4abbit 10 months ago
@m4dr4abbit Unpolarized capacitors are used (polarized ones don't work in this setup), I don't know exactly their value, but different capacitor values will produce resonance at different frequencies!
furulevi 10 months ago