Wireless technology has been popular in recent years because to its use of electromagnetic waves(1)

rather of wires. “The first wireless transmitters got on the air in the early twentieth century utilizing
radiotelegraphy,” according to English-Word Information (Morse code). Later, when modulation enabled
wireless transmission of voices and music, the medium was dubbed "radio." The word "wireless" has
been resurrected with the introduction of television, fax, data transmission, and the effective use of a
bigger percentage of the spectrum.” In terms of distance or range, wireless technology was now far
more complex than all the others worldwide.

Wireless technology has been popular in recent years because to its use of electromagnetic waves
rather of wires. “The first wireless transmitters got on the air in the early twentieth century utilizing
radiotelegraphy,” according to English-Word Information (Morse code). Later, when modulation enabled
wireless transmission of voices and music, the medium was dubbed "radio." The word "wireless" has
been resurrected with the introduction of television, fax, data transmission, and the effective use of a
bigger percentage of the spectrum.” Wireless technology has become far more complex in terms of
distance or range, and it can now connect all people on the planet.

Wireless electricity, on the other hand, is the transmission of electricity from a power source to a load
without the need of man-made conductors or cables (2). Nikola Tesla created an electrical resonant
transformer circuit and dubbed it Tesla coil in 1891, according to pbs.org. Researchers have gone to
considerable lengths to discover safer and more efficient ways of wireless power transfer since Tesla's
first tests.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the efficiency of wirelessly transferring energy to lights
through a solid state tesla coil and how it compared to a typical wired system.

Wireless technology has been popular in recent years because to its use of electromagnetic waves
rather of wires. “The first wireless transmitters got on the air in the early twentieth century utilizing
radiotelegraphy,” according to English-Word Information (Morse code). Later, when modulation enabled
wireless transmission of voices and music, the medium was dubbed "radio." The word "wireless" has
been resurrected with the introduction of television, fax, data transmission, and the effective use of a
bigger percentage of the spectrum.” Wireless technology has become far more complex in terms of
distance or range, and it can now connect all people on the planet.

Wireless electricity, on the other hand, is the transport of energy from a power source to an electrical
load without the need of man-made conductors or cables. According to pbs.org, Nikola Tesla created an
electrical resonant transformer circuit called the Tesla coil in 1891. Researchers have gone to
considerable lengths since Tesla's first experiments to discover safer and more efficient ways of wireless
power transfer.

This study was carried out to investigate the effectiveness of wirelessly transferring energy to lights
through a solid state tesla coil and how it compared to a typical wired system.