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A wireless electricity transfer (WET) method using inductive power transfer technique is discussed in this paper. Although a huge number of researcher have produced various methods to transfer electrical energy from one place to another without using wire, the power transfer capability was not sufficient. The objective of this paper is to improve the power transfer capability in WET. A high-frequency power inverter is used to produce a high-frequency supply for the sending end circuit. High-frequency switching signal is produced using Arduino. A series-parallel resonating arrangement is used in this paper to maximize the output voltage of the receiving end circuit. The results show that the setup can successfully transfer power from sending end side to the receiving end side. The variation of output voltage and the amount of power with change in number of turns in both primary and secondary circuit is also observed in this paper.
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Ghimirey, S., Roy, C., Sengupta, A. (2022). Wireless Electricity Transfer Using Inductive Power Transfer System. In: Gandhi, T.K., Konar, D., Sen, B., Sharma, K. (eds) Advanced Computational Paradigms and Hybrid Intelligent Computing . Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1373. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4369-9_32
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