Wednesday, 3 February 2016

power supply - How can i transfer 12 V, 50 Hz, 1 A wirelessly?



I want to transfer electical power wirelessly from a transmitter to a receiver coil.


Input energy is provided by a single phase step-down transformer - 230V/12V AC, 50 Hz, 1,000 mA.



Using the 12 V AC output I want to transfer as much of the available power wirelessly from transmitter coil to the receiver coil over a distance of 5mm. How can that be done ?
What calculations should i solve so as to achieve this ?


I want to transmit across 5 millimeters.
The radii of the transmitter and receiver coils I am currently using are are 5cm and 2cm respectively


After transmitting it to the receiver coil, I wish to rectify and filter it and then regulate it to 5V DC use it to charge a battery.


I want 5V DC at the end of the circuit, but how can I accomplish that ?


What calculations and equipment specifications do I have to use so that I can figure this out?




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