Wireless inductive coupling

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Tesla Coil Lighting these bulbs with a 9.0 v battery. Continually gains ampers

published 9 years ago

dracp

9 years ago

Im no tesla

neoredstone

9 years ago

You can not wirelessly transmitt very well with a transformer.

neoredstone

9 years ago

You need a alternating current (frequency) hooked up to a loose wire on one end, that is your transmitter, and a simple reviever is an inductor connected to a resistor and that resistor connected to one side of a capacitor. The other side of the capacitor is connected to ground and the other side of the inductor is connected to an equal lenght of wire. The resistor and the capacitor connection is the output. The output should be amplified.

neoredstone

9 years ago

Tuning of the reciever can be found at rlc circuit wikipedia

WTFCircuit

9 years ago

Or you can use a joule thief as transmitter and a coil as receiver

WTFCircuit

9 years ago

Use an AC source, transformers doen't like DC

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