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Electric power is the rate at which electrical energy is transferred by an electric circuit. The SI unit of power is the watt (one joule per second). Use this tag where power is a primary concern for the design under discussion. Use the "low-power" tag when that applies.
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Coupling coefficient variation in Wireless power transfer
I'm trying to make a inductive wireless power transfer system where the RX coil can move quite conisderably relative to TX coil and still transfer decent amount of power. … What would be the best method to transfer a considerable amount of power while the coil moves aka changes coupling coefficient? …
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WPT compensation topologies
I'm experimenting with compensation topologies for inductive WPT systems and have a small confusion.
The general WPT industry uses compensation networks to cancel out reactive components in the trans …
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