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Abstract:

In the age of mobility, the need for wireless power transfer (WPT) is growing fast. There are several approaches for transferring th electric power wirelessly. In this paper, different methodologies for WPT are investigated as well as advantages, disadvantages and possible applications for each one. Our long range wireless power transfer has been achieved based on separation distance, transmitting power, cost, efficiency, and safety. This circuit transfer up to 10 Watts and range of WTP circuit is 10 to 15 inch.

Advantages:

  1. Longer distance compared to non-resonant inductive coupling.
  2.  Allows the use of smaller single-layer
    planer coils which can be implemented in
    MEMS circuits for portable and implanted
    devices.
  3. Magnetic fields are not affected by
    surrounding objects. They can wrap around
    or penetrate obstacles such as wood,
    plastics, glass, brick…, Etc. which are
    transparent to magnetic fields.
  4. Safer for people, animal and environment
    as there is no electromagnetic radiation
    during energy transfer
  5. Higher efficiency

Applications:

  1. Increase the device mobility
  2. Avoid the wiring hazards
  3. Improve electric vehicles reliability
  4. Safe the wiring cost and its isolation
  5. Immune to chemicals, dirt and water.
  6. Enhance the research of biomedical
    applications
  7. Maintenance free and no electrical plugs

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1. Professional Kit

this kit for Professional person who knows project soldering, testing, assembling and some basics knowledge. In this kit our role is to provide PCB fabrication, microcontroller programming (If any), Project designing and documentation. Our responsibility is limited to according to checklist facilities only. User is responsible for further process like soldering, assembling etc to complete the project. (Do it yourself 70%)

2. Assembled kit

this kit is fully assembled and tested by us for final running. It has prepared for instant requirements and Ready to Use

3. Combo Kit

there are two separate kits, one fully assembled and tested kit. The second one is a Designed & Drilled Copper PCB with soldering components except a set of detachable components which is already attached in first kit (assembled). User can complete the second kit according to assembly procedure given by us in their college practical lab. If user could not complete their project then he/she can use our first kit or make correction by analyzing and comparing with first kit. (Do it yourself 50%)

4. Learning Kit

this kit is fully Do it yourself under our live guidance & support at our workshop or online video calling. We guide how can component has to be place on PCB and solder to it. We continuously checks and guide if any mistaken by user step by step till completion of project. And after successfully completion of project we certify to student that he/she complete their project successfully in our guidance and also provides our company certificate for this. (Do it yourself 90%)

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