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    This document describes how to build a basic wireless energy transfer system using copper wire, a transistor, battery, switch, and LED. It discusses the materials needed, including insulated copper wire, a 22k ohm resistor, a 2N2222A transistor, a 9V battery, and a 5mm LED. It provides instructions on wrapping the copper wire around a plastic spherical box in a double coil configuration, and connecting the electrical components to transfer power wirelessly from one coil to another to light the LED. A brief history of wireless power transmission using technologies like microwaves and magnetic induction is also summarized.

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    This document describes how to build a basic wireless energy transfer system using copper wire, a transistor, battery, switch, and LED. It discusses the materials needed, including insulated copper wire, a 22k ohm resistor, a 2N2222A transistor, a 9V battery, and a 5mm LED. It provides instructions on wrapping the copper wire around a plastic spherical box in a double coil configuration, and connecting the electrical components to transfer power wirelessly from one coil to another to light the LED. A brief history of wireless power transmission using technologies like microwaves and magnetic induction is also summarized.

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    This document describes how to build a basic wireless energy transfer system using copper wire, a transistor, battery, switch, and LED. It discusses the materials needed, including insulated copper wire, a 22k ohm resistor, a 2N2222A transistor, a 9V battery, and a 5mm LED. It provides instructions on wrapping the copper wire around a plastic spherical box in a double coil configuration, and connecting the electrical components to transfer power wirelessly from one coil to another to light the LED. A brief history of wireless power transmission using technologies like microwaves and magnetic induction is also summarized.

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    Wireless Energy

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    VIVEK KAUSHIK
    This document describes how to build a basic wireless energy transfer system using copper wire, a transistor, battery, switch, and LED. It discusses the materials needed, including insulated copper wire, a 22k ohm resistor, a 2N2222A transistor, a 9V battery, and a 5mm LED. It provides instructions on wrapping the copper wire around a plastic spherical box in a double coil configuration, and connecting the electrical components to transfer power wirelessly from one coil to another to light the LED. A brief history of wireless power transmission using technologies like microwaves and magnetic induction is also summarized.

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    Wireless

    Energy
    Introduction
    Wireless Energy is the Transfer of
    Energy Without using of Wire or
    other physical contacts is term as
    Wireless Energy.
    Materials Required
    Insulated Copper Wire
    Resistance 22K ohm ¼ watt
    Transistor 2N2222A
    Battery 9 volt
    Switch
    LED 5MM
    Insulated Copper Wire
    This wire is made of copper, and it can
    insulate electric current is said to be
    insulated copper wire. Copper wire used in
    an electromagnet is insulated with a coating
    of non-conductive insulation like plastic or
    enamel which is to prevent from the charging
    of wires. …
    Insulated Copper Wire
    Resistance
    Resistance is a measure of the
    opposition to current flow in an
    electrical circuit. Resistance is
    measured in ohms, symbolized by the
    Greek letter omega (Ω).
    In Our project we have used 22K ohm
    resistor – ¼ watt resistor.
    22 K – ¼ watt
    resistor
    Transistor
    A transistor is a semiconductor device used
    to amplify or switch electronic signals and
    electrical power.
    We used Transistor 2N2222A.
    This Transistor is designed for low to
    medium current, low power, medium
    voltage, and can operate at moderately
    high speeds
    Transistor
    2N2222A
    9 Volt
    Battery
    LED 5MM of
    white colour
    History of Wireless Power
    Transmission
    WPT technology is old technology and it was demonstrated by
    “Nikola Telsa” in the year 1980. Wireless power transmission
    mainly uses three main systems such as microwaves, solar cells,
    and resonance.
    Microwaves are used in an electrical device to transmit
    electromagnetic radiation from a source to a receiver. Accurately
    the name WPT states that the electrical power can be transferred
    from a source to a device without using wires.
    Basically, it includes two coils they are a transmitter coil & a
    receiver coil. Where the transmitter coil is powered by AC current
    to create a magnetic field, which in turn induces a voltage in the
    receiver coil.
    Procedure
    Firstlytake copper wire
    and rotate outer side of a
    plastic spherical box. 28
    times and Secure good the
    end of wire. Un insulating
    both end of wire.
    Secondly again take same plastic box
    and rounding copper wire in it but
    after 15 times of rounding. Make a
    loop after this again rounding 15
    times. Securing both end and loop.
    Now cut loop in middle side. Un
    insulate all end of wire include loop
    cutted end.
     Take battery clip, positive wire of
    battery clip connect with loop. Ameter
    of transistor is connect with negative of
    battery clip. Resistance is connect in
    middle part of transistor, connect
    switch also left end of copper wire.
    Resistance is soldering in a side of
    copper wire.
     Stick
    battery ,copper wire circle button in a
    base. Connect LED light in the end of
    copper wire end. Now stick in other base.
    Now it is ready for action.
    Presented by – Aviral Pansari,
    Vivek Kaushik, Bhupendra
    Sahu , Shivam Verma
    Thanks

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