Design and implementation of wireless power transfer system

Abstract

Wireless power transfer system is define as the process of transmitting electricity without using wires. The purpose of this study is to minimize the use of wires when transmitting electricity in the environment. This research aim to identify key factors that influence productivity and provide actionable insights of the importance of wireless power transmission. The significance of this study lies in it’s potential to guide researchers and electrical engineers in developing more efficient and versatile power transfer systems, enhancing the convenience and accessibility of power delivery for various applications. To achieve these objectives, a mixed-methods was used, involving the design and testing of wireless power transfer prototypes. Key performance metrics such as efficiency, range, and the distance over which power could be effectively transmitted. The findings of the study revealed that the wireless power transfer system successfully transmitted power over short distance. Efficiency decreased as the distance between the transmitter and receiver coils increased.