--The Wireless Electricity.

PRABAL VARSHNEY
EC – 3rd YEAR
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 What is witricity?
Witricity is nothing but wireless electricity.
Transmission of electrical energy from one
object to another without the use of wires is
called as Witricity.
Because of Witricity some of the devices
won't require batteries to operate.
 The story started late one night a
few years ago. It was probably
the sixth time that month that
.
MIT Professor Marin Soljacic
was awakened by his mobile
phone beeping battery low. At
that time it occurred to him that
there is electricity wired all
through his house, office-
everywhere. He think about- how
it is possible to use electricity
without using wires…
 Electro
magnetism

Resonant
magnetic
coupling

RESONANCE
 Electromagnetic induction is the
production of voltage across a
conductor moving through a
magnetic field.
 Electromagnetism is one of the four
fundamental interactions of nature,
along with strong interaction, weak
interaction and gravitation. It is the
force that causes the interaction
between electrically charged
particles; the areas in which this
happens are called electromagnetic
fields
 Energy/Power Coupling: Energy
coupling occurs when an energy
source has a means of transferring
energy to another object
 Resonance :is the tendency of a
system to oscillate with larger
amplitude at some frequencies than
at others. These are known as the
system's resonant frequencies (or
resonance frequencies). At these
frequencies, even small periodic
driving forces can produce large
amplitude oscillations
 Resonant Magnetic Coupling:
Magnetic coupling occurs when
two objects exchange energy
through their varying or oscillating
magnetic fields. Resonant coupling
occurs when the natural
frequencies of the two objects are
approximately the same.
The Transfer of Electricity from one place to another without
wires is known as “Witricity”.

There is witricity power sources(transmitter) and capture

devices(receiver).

Power source provides power to the devices where as capture

device captured it to work.

Power source and capture devices are specially designed

magnetic resonators.

Magnetic resonators efficiently transfer power over mid-range

distance via the magnetic near-field.
 How does Witricity Work?

Near field
Near field is a wireless transmission technique over
distances comparable to or a few times the diameter of
devices.

Near field is usually magnetic.

Near field energy is non radiative .but some radiative

and resistive losses will occur.
 Coupled resonators
Two resonant objects of the same resonant
frequency tend to exchange energy.

It exchange energy strongly ,while interacting

weakly with living beings and other
environmental objects.

Coupled resonators are said to be operate in

strongly coupled regime to avoid material
absorption and radiative loss.
 MIT teams behind witricity technology
The first experiment of witricity, the concept of wireless
electricity, was conducted in the year 2006, by researchers
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Assistant
Professor of this team of researchers was Marin Soljacic.

2007: A physics
research group, led by
Prof. Marin Soljacic,at MIT,
wirelessly power a 60W
light bulb with 40%
efficiency at a 2 meters
(6.6 ft) distance using two
60 cm-diameter coils
Diagram of power source and
capture device
Power source is connected to ac
power.

Bulb is connected to capture device.

Blue lines represent the magnetic near

field induced by the power source.

Yellow lines represent the flow of

energy from the source to the capture
coil.

This powers light bulb.

The magnetic field can wrap around

the obstacle between power source and
capture coil.
 Witricity technology is more
than…
 Traditional magnetic induction.

Radiative power transfer.

Used in power transformers.
 conductive coils transmit power to each
other wirelessly, over very short distance.
An electric tooth brush uses
traditional magnetic induction to
recharge its batteries
Radio frequency energy is used for wireless
power transfer.
Radiated power is wasted into free space
Need line of sight.
Harmful.

Microwave oven utilizes

radiation to cook foods
 Features and benefits
Witricity’s Technology Technology Benefit
Highly resonant strong coupling High efficiency over distance

Energy transfer via magnetic near Can penetrate and wrap around
field obstacles

Non radiative energy transfer Safe for living beings and other
environmental objects

Scalable design From Mw to kW

Flexible geometry Device that can fit into OEM (original

equipment manufactures)products
 Applications
 Direct wireless power
interconnections and
automatic wireless
charging for implantable
medical devices .
 Automatic wireless
charging and for high tech
military systems.
 Direct wireless powering
and automatic wireless
charging of smartcards.
 Direct wireless powering
and automatic wireless
charging ofconsumer
Appliance, mobile robots,
etc.
 ADVANTAGES
No need of line of sight.
No need of power cables
and batteries.
Does not interfere with
radio waves. Wastage of power is
small .
Negative health
implications.
Highly efficient than
electromagnetic induction
Less costly.
 Limitations

 The resonance condition should be satisfied and

if any error exists, there is no possibility of power
transfer.
 If there is any possibility of very strong
ferromagnetic material presence, it causes low
power transfer due to radiation.
 CONCLUSION
When Wi-Fi and wireless internet as we know it was first
developed in the early 1990s, it was revolutionary. Now, no more
than twenty years later it is commonplace and mundane.

In line with this vision it would be safe to assume that one day a
person would be able to walk into a bar of coffee shop and would
not only be able to have instant access to the internet but would
also enjoy any devices they have on them being powered or
charging automatically.
 REFERENCES
www.techgadgets.in/wireless/2007/08/witricity-wireless-
electricity-technology-demonstrated-by-mit/

http://www.answers.com/topic/electromagnetic-induction

http://www.witricitypower.com/

http://www.asquare.org/networkresearch/2007/witricity

http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/wireless-0607.html
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