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Miniature wireless power demonstrator

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Amatek
Wed Mar 07 2012, 04:21AM
Amatek Registered Member #4109 Joined: Mon Sept 26 2011, 02:43AM
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And one more thing. How can I measure the frequency with an oscilloscope? Thanks.
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m4ge123
Wed Mar 07 2012, 06:27AM
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Scope the tank voltage.
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THOMAS18
Mon Mar 26 2012, 09:52AM
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Does anyone know the Resistor value of R7 and R6 in the latest Schematic? i assume the rest are as previous schematic.

Thank you
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Amatek
Tue Mar 27 2012, 05:37PM
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Marko wrote ...

20. 04. 2010 - update:

3. Try measuring the LC tank voltage with an oscilloscope, not a frequency counter - this also has to show the peak voltage which has to be about pi*supply voltage (37V for 12V supply). Some precautions are required while doing this - the power supply must not have grounded " - " (like a PC power supply does) because placing an oscilloscope ground clip to one of 'hot' ends of LC tank will cause short circuit. In that case we need to measure with scope input set to DC input and measure between ground and one ''hot end''. This will yield a ''halfwave rectified'' waveform but the peak voltage value should remain the same.

Cheers,

Marko


I am getting confused around this stage. What exactly are the 'hot' ends of the LC tank?

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mister_rf
Wed Apr 18 2012, 01:08PM
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I have tested this circuit and it works very well. smile
In use :
-STP60NF10 power MOSFET transistors
Link2
-diodes: SR810 (100V/8A) and STTH3R02.
Link2
-Rg = 68 ohms/3W , but later increased to 100 ohms /2W
-Radio frequency chokes ~ 150uH.
You can see the results here:
Link2

1334754471 4465 FT74096 Sch Royer 2

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Conundrum
Wed Apr 18 2012, 07:16PM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Wonder if you could power a Lifter wirelessly?
That would be interesting to see working.

-A
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KrystaL
Sun Apr 22 2012, 12:29PM
KrystaL Registered Member #4536 Joined: Sun Apr 22 2012, 06:20AM
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mister_rf wrote ...

I have tested this circuit and it works very well. smile
In use :
-STP60NF10 power MOSFET transistors
Link2
-diodes: SR810 (100V/8A) and STTH3R02.
Link2
-Rg = 68 ohms/3W , but later increased to 100 ohms /2W
-Radio frequency chokes ~ 150uH.
You can see the results here:
Link2

1334754471 4465 FT74096 Sch Royer 2



Hello guys , i want to ask can we use 1.6MHz oscillator , and amplify its amplitude to that level , becoz these compionents are not easily available in my area
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THOMAS18
Mon Apr 23 2012, 01:57PM
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Hi, has any one powered a 12v pc fan ? Iv been working on my receiver quite abit on different loads but even a small 12vdc 0.18amp fan doesn't want to work?
Any suggestions ?
Thanks alot
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mister_rf
Mon Apr 23 2012, 05:07PM
mister_rf Registered Member #4465 Joined: Wed Apr 18 2012, 08:37AM
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In order to power up a small DC fan you need to use a rectifier bridge.
The purpose of the rectifier section is to convert the incoming alternating current from the AC power source to some form of pulsating DC.
By the way, at this high frequencies some schottky diodes need to be used for.
For example I have managed to modify a small mobile phone in order to be recharged wirelessly form the Royer oscillator. See a video here:
Link2


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Pankaj Patel
Mon Apr 23 2012, 05:55PM
Pankaj Patel Registered Member #2581 Joined: Tue Dec 29 2009, 09:08AM
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Check out the demo by ewipower

Wireless power demonstration

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Wireless mobile charging

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Very soon i will update the schematic for this projects
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