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knwminus wrote: » This is going to sound dumb but I thought radio waves were very weak thus when I think of something charging something else wirelessly I am wondering how?
tiersten wrote: » Its done by magnetic coupling between two coils. One big one in the transmitter and a smaller one in each of the receiver units. Similar to how a transformer works.
knwminus wrote: » OK. That makes since because magnets are relative strong (??).
tiersten wrote: » Magnetic coupling is just more efficient in short range applications like this. You could make something which pumps out a powerful RF signal but you'd be wasting power since you don't want or need it to go more than a few inches away from the pad. A magnetic field or a RF field can be as strong as you want it. The magnetic field off a MRI scanner is incredibly strong and dangerous because metallic objects in the room tend to want to fly towards the scanner at high speed. If you're in the way then bad luck. The RF output of a broadcast radio station would kill you if you actually touched the antenna since they're pumping out at least KWs and even MWs in larger transmitters.
knwminus wrote: » Dude you're the sh1t. I would add to your rep if I could. I must get my electrical/energy knowledge up so I can be a more well rounded tech/engineer.
dynamik wrote: » Not to burst your bubble, but trying to match Tiersten's knowledge is an exercise in futility...
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