WIRELESS CHARGING

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A Seminar on

Presented by Mr. Sachin Deshmukh Guided By Miss.P.K.Rathi

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Presentation flow
Introduction Over View of Methodology Components Different Methods Block diagram Security Application Advantages Disadvantages Conclusion
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Introduction

History Traditional Method of Charging What is Wireless Charging? What is Need of Wireless Charging ?
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Overview Of Methodology

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Components
Stand Base Antenna Phone Transmitter Receiver

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Stand

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Base

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Antenna

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Phone

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Transmitter
Signals Antenna

915 MHz Oscillator

Amplifier

Transmitter

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Transmitter Specification
Power: 12V DC, 900 mA Output Power: 3 Watts Operating Frequency: 915 MHz Output Impedance: 50

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Receiver

Receiver

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Methods Of Wireless Charging

Inductive Charging Radio Charging Resonance Charging.

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Inductive Charging

Pad (Induction coil)

Receiver(2nd Induction Coil)

Uses Inductive Coupling. Generates Magnetic Field e.g. Cell Phone , Mp3 Charging Wireless Player.

Resonance Charging

Pad(Copper Coil)

Receiver(2nd Copper Coil)

Both Coils are tuned at Same

Frequency Electromagnetic , Robot, Vacuum cleaner , e.g. Electric CarWireless Charging

Radio Frequency Charging

Transmitter

Receiver

Radio Waves are Generated Applications Watches , Cell Phone ,

Hearing Aids

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Difference between Inductive ,Resonance ,Radio Frequency Charging

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Block Diagram

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Security
Hackers Identification Code

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Applications
Wireless Charging Remote Control. Wireless Mobile Charging. Wireless Laptop Charging. Electrical Car Charging.

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Wireless Charging Remote Control

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Wireless Mobile Charging

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Wireless Laptop Charging

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Electrical Car Charging

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Practical Implementation

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Advantages
Time Saving. Lower risk of electrical shock. No need to connect cell phones to wires.

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Disadvantages
It's not connected to anything, but you do

have to put it on the stand Expensive Slower Charging Rate Loss Of Energy Electromagnetic Interference

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Future Scope
Solar Charging Waves From Air

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Conclusion

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Reference
http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~jan/spice/spic

e.overview.html www.electronicstoday.com www.ecoupled.com www.fultoninnovation.com

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Questions??
?

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Thank You.
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