Nikola Tesla designed the Wardenclyffe Tower in the early 1900s to enable wireless transmission of electricity over long distances with minimal losses. Tesla had discovered that electrical power could be transmitted through the air or earth without wires. This would eliminate the need for power lines, substations, and other infrastructure used in conventional electrical grids. It was estimated that wireless power transmission could achieve transmission efficiencies over 90% with negligible biological impacts. While the initial investment cost was high for the Wardenclyffe Tower prototype, wireless power transmission could eventually reduce electricity costs for consumers and have widespread economic benefits by distributing power without wires across entire regions or globally.
Wireless Electrical Transmission as the name shows is the Transmission of Electrical Energy without wires to any place on Earth. Even to the most remote areas.
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Abstract:In the present paper the various technologies available so far for wireless transmission of electricity and theneed for a Wireless System of Energy Transmission is being discussed to find its possibility in actual practices, theiradvantages, disadvantages and economical consideration. Thispaper is mainly concentrated on :(i) The most popular conceptknown as Tesla Theory,(ii) The microwave power transmission(MPT) called Solar power satellite, and(iii) The highly efficientfibre lasers for wireless power transmission.Many concepts, research papers, patents are available on wireless transmission of electricity but the commercial technologies are yet to be materialized. The paper also discussesthe possible ways to get useful and practical results out of all research carried out so far elsewhere.Microwave ovenmagnetron with electronics to control the output power. The output microwave power ranges from 50 W to 200 W at 2.45 GHz. A coaxial cable connects the output of the microwave source to a coax-to-waveguide adapter. This adapter is connected to a waveguide ferrite circulator which protects the microwave source from reflected power. The circulator is connected to a tuning waveguide section to match the waveguide impedance to the antenna input impedance. The slotted waveguide antenna consists of 8 waveguide sections with 8 slots on each section. These 64 slots radiate the power uniformly through free space to the rectenna. The slotted waveguide antenna is ideal for power transmission because of its high aperture efficiency Key words – Wireless transmission, Tesla theory, Microwave power transmission, Fiber lasers, Collaborative research.
Long conductors of electricity forming part of an electric circuit and electrically connecting said ionized beam to an electric circuit These methods achieve longer ranges, often multiple kilometer ranges, where the distance is much greater than the diameter of the devices to overcome these drawbacks the technology that offers to free applications from power cords and wall warts will confer a definite salable edge on electronic devices. Applications that would benefit from wireless power range from portable consumer electronics, such as cell phones and MP3 players, which could jettison their wall warts and power adapters, to low-power wireless-sensor networks, which could be free of frequent battery replacement, to medical implants in patients who could avoid surgery to replace batteries
* Provides an overview of the technologies, possibilities and uses of wireless power transmission.
* Presents an overview of past, present and future transmission systems.
* Discusses economical, ecological and social aspects of these systems.
* Focuses on wireless power transmission systems with microwaves in the power range of about 100 W to 100 kW.
* Suggests that further investigation into compatibility and safety is needed.
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Wireless electricity
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3. In our present, in electricity generation system we
waste more than half of its resources. Especially the
transmission and distribution losses are the main
concern of the present power technology. Much of this
power is wasted during transmission from power plant
generators to the consumer. The resistance of the wire
used in the electrical grid distribution system causes a
loss of 26-30% of the energy generated. The
transmission of power without wires may be one
noble alternative for electricity transmission.
5. In the remarkable discovery of the "True
Wireless" and the principles upon which
transmission and reception, even in the present day
systems, are based, Dr. Nikola Tesla shows us that
he is indeed the "Father of the Wireless." The most
well known and famous Wardenclyffe Tower (Tesla
Tower) was designed and constructed mainly for
wireless transmission of electrical power, rather than
telegraphy. The most popular concept known is
Tesla Theory in which it was firmly believed that
Wardenclyffe would permit wireless transmission
and reception across large distances with negligible
losses.
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8. The electrical energy can be economically transmitted without wires
to any terrestrial distance, many researchers have established in
numerous observations, experiments and measurements,
qualitative and quantitative . These have demonstrated
that it is practicable to distribute power from a central plant in
unlimited amounts, with a loss not exceeding a small fraction
of one per cent. There were three popular theories present in the
literature of the late 1800's and early 1900's. They were:
1. Transmission through or along the Earth,
2. Propagation as a result of terrestrial resonances,
3. Coupling to the ionosphere using propagation through
electrified gasesnsmission, even to the greatest
distance, twelve thousand miles - to the opposite end of the
globe.
9. An electrical distribution system, based on this
method would eliminate the need for an
inefficient, costly, and capital intensive grid of
cables, towers, and substations.
The system would reduce the cost of electrical
energy used by the consumer and rid the
landscape of wires, cables, and transmission
towers
10. Biological Impact: -
One common criticism of the Tesla wireless
power system is regarding its possible
biological effects. Calculating the circulating
reactive power, it was found that the frequency
is very small and such a frequency is very
biologically compatible.
11. ECONOMICAL IMPACT:-
The concept looks to be costly initially. The investment cost
of Tesla Tower was $150,000 (1905). In terms of economic
theory, many countries will benefit from this service. Only
private, dispersed receiving stations will be needed. Just like
television and radio, a single resonant energy receiver is
required, which may eventually be built into appliances, so
no power cord will be necessary! Monthly electric utility
bills from old-fashioned, fossil-fuelled, lossprone electrified
wire-grid delivery services will be optional much like “cable
TV” of today. In the 21st century, “Direct TV” is the rage,
which is an exact parallel of Tesla’s “Direct Electricity.”
12. Wireless transmission of electricity have tremendous
merits like high transmission integrity and Low Loss
(90 – 94% efficient) and can be transmitted to any
where in the globe and eliminate the need for an
inefficient, costly, and capital intensive grid of
cables, towers, and substations. The system would
reduce the cost of electrical energy used by the
consumer and get rid of the landscape of
wires, cables, and transmission towers. It has negligible
demerits like reactive power which was found
insignificant and biologically compatible.
13. [1] Nikola Tesla, “The Transmission of Electrical
Energy Without Wires as a Means for
Furthering Peace,” Electrical World and Engineer.
Jan. 7, p. 21, 1905.
[2] Nikola Tesla, My Inventions, Ben Johnston, Ed.,
Austin, Hart Brothers, p. 91,1982.
[3] Thomas F. Valone, “ Tesla’s Wireless Energy...
For the 21st Century!!! One Step Beyond Direct
TV!!!” Extra Ordinary Technology, 1, no. 4, Oct /
Nov / Dec 2003
