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Wireless Power Transmission with circuit diagram



This is a wireless power transmitter and receiver circuit made by me. It has the ability to transmit power in short distance with high efficiency.

Download circuit diagrams and some pictures from Here

Key Points:

  • Transmitter is a high frequency oscillator which makes DC to  1.5MHz square wave.
  • Another coil which resonates at the same frequency picks up the power of the primary coil.
  • It does not need to use 8 capacitors in parallel. It requires a capacitor whose value approximately 54nF. Since the transmitter is a high current carrying one, use enough capacitor (3 or more) to get 54nF. 
  • Transmitter loop is a 1cm sized copper pipe. Smaller the loop cause MOSFET to produce more heat. This is not good at all.
  • MOSFETs IRFZ44 and IRFZ48N will work. You can choose any, but both should be the same. I've tried with both type of MOSFETS.
  • If the power supply is not from a battery source, use any nF capacitor to filter AC.
  • Use capacitors polypropylene dielectric type(MKP/FKP type is recommended).
  • In the receiver side, use a solid copper with 5mm dia. with a 47nF capacitor in parallel.
  • I used a 12V, 21W bulb in the receiver side.

4 comments:

  1. Download circuit link is not working.......

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  2. hey bro what about the inductors you have used i.e how many turns, which gauge wire and its core????

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    1. I think it was 24SWG of 100 turns on 10mm dia solid ferrite core. Its not a considerable factor. Anyone who made an inductor by looking into the video, will definitely work!

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