Wireless Power Transmission

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Wireless power transmission Presented by S.P.Tejashwani 08AG1A0244

Transcript of Wireless Power Transmission

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Wireless power transmission

Presented by

S.P.Tejashwani

08AG1A0244

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OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENTATION

• Abstract• What is wireless power transmission

system??• Types of WPT :

techniques to transfer energy wirelessly

• Advantages and disadvantages• applications• conclusion

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ABSTRACT

•Transmitting power without using wires

•This method provides high efficiency, low transmission cost and avoids power theft

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What is WPT ??

• The transmission of energy from one place to another without using wires

• Conventional energy transfer using wires

• Wireless transmission is made possible by using various techniques

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Why not wires ??

• Energy loss during transmission

On average 30% In india it exceeds

40%• Power theft problems

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Why wpt ??

Reliable Efficient Fast Low maintenance Can be used for short range or long range

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TYPES AND TECHNOLOGIES OF WPT

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TYPES AND TECHNOLOGIES OF WPT

•NEAR FIELD TECHNIQUES

Inductive coupling Resonant inductive coupling

• FAR FIELD TECHNIQUES Microwave power transmission laser power transmission

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Inductive coupling

• primary and secondary not connected with wires•Energy transfer due to mutual induction•Transformer ,wireless charging pad, electric brushes are some of the examples

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Resonance inductive coupling (ric)

• combination of inductive coupling and resonance•Coil provides the inductance•Energy will be shifting back and forth between magnetic field surrounding the coil and electric field around the capacitor

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FAR FIELD ENERGY TRANSFER

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Microwave power transfer

• Transfers power from one place to another.two places being in line of sight usually.•Steps 1.electrical energy to microwave energy 2.capturing microwaves using rectenna 3. microwave energy to electrical energy

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LASER TRANSMISSION

• Laser is highly directional• Not dispersed for very long• Gets attenuated when propogates

through atmosphere• Simpler receiver• Cost efficient

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APPLICATIONS

•Electric mobile charging•Consumer electronics•Industrial purposes•Solar power satellites•Transfers energy to remote area

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CONCLUSION

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