This document summarizes wireless power or witricity. It discusses the history of wireless power transmission dating back to Nikola Tesla's experiments in 1899. It explains how wireless power works using resonant induction between a transmitter coil and receiver coil. The document outlines some of the key applications and advantages of wireless power such as eliminating wires and enabling power transfer over distances. It also notes some disadvantages like limited range and need for standardization. Overall, the document provides a high-level overview of wireless power transmission and its potential for powering devices without wires.

1. Wireless Power
Presented By :-
Muhammad Umair Iqbal
Miss Zahida Brohi
Sir Hassan Zaidi
Instructor

2. Outlines
Wireless power?
History Of Wireless Power.
How Wireless Power Works.
Ways of electricity transmission.
Need Of Wireless Power/Witricity.
Applications.
Advantages & Disadvantages.
Is Witricity Secure ?
Conclusion.

3. Wireless Power
• Transmission of energy through the air.
• Process of transferring electric energy or power over distance without wires.
• Also known as “WiTricity” and “Wireless Power Transmission”.
• Power source (transmitter) provides power to the devices where as capture device
(receiver) captures it.
• Eliminates the use of cables for transmission of power
• Transmission by induction through resonators.

4. History Of Wireless Power
 In 1899, Sir Nikola Tesla Proposed a method
of Wireless Power Transmission.
 Tesla enlighten 200 lamps at the distance of
40 km. But only 15% efficiency was achieved.
 As it is in Radiative mode, most of the Power
was wasted and has less efficiency.

5. The Forgotten Invention is reborn in
• A group of engineers at MIT came up with the idea to use resonant induction
to transmit power wirelessly.
• MIT powered 60 watt light bulb from 2 meters (7 ft) at 40% efficiency.
• First Practical example of
Witricity.
2007

6. Effeciency chart of witricity
Experimental results of MIT experiment

7. How Wireless Power Works ?
• 1. Magnetic coil (Antenna A) is housed
in a box and can be set in wall or
ceiling.
• 2. Antenna A, powered by mains,
resonates at a specific frequency.
• 3. Electromagnetic waves transmitted
through the air.
• 4. Second magnetic coil (Antenna B)
fitted in laptop/TV etc resonates at
same frequency as first coil and
absorbs energy.
• 5. Energy charges the device.

8. Witricity Basics
Basics
Inductive
Coupling
Magnetic
feildResonanance

9. System Description

10. Working Principle
• One Simple Physics Rule !
• At Source : Electricity => Magnetic Wave
• At Device : Magnetic Wave => Electricity

11. Why We Need ?
And to power our electronic devices we buy:
40 million disposable batteries/yr !
We Humans Love Electricity !

12. Which Ends As…

13. Wire ...... A Burden..

14. Which Somtimes Ends Us……………….

15. Advantages
• Safe, fairly efficient, good range.
• Getting rid of great deal of cables !
• More secure, no risk of getting shocked.
• Places where you can not have physical cable,
solution WiTricity
• No Wires.
• Need for battery is eliminated.
• Ewaste is eliminated.
• Maintenance cost will be save.
• Range can be increased.

16. o Wireless power transmission can be possible
only in few meters.
o Efficiency is only about 40%.
o Need for standardization and adaptation. So a
little overheating occurs because of different
voltages.
o Refitting old equipment or purchasing new
equipment could become a very expensive
endeavor.
o Possibility of “energy theft”.
Disadvantages

17. Range Of Witricity….
• WiTricity can perform electric
transmission 2 cm to 3-4
meters.
• Scientists are working on
extending this range

18. One source is able to transfer the energy for the electronic
devices.

19. • Batteries can be
charged , it is
just enough to
place the device
to top of one of
these surfaces.

20. • Charging
Electric
Car using
WiTricity.

21. Current Wireless
Technology….

22. WPT makes products:
More Convenient:
• No manual recharging or changing batteries.
• Eliminate unsightly, unwieldy and costly power
cords.
More Reliable:
• Never run out of battery power.
• Reduce product failure rates by fixing the
‘weakest link’.
More Environmentally Friendly:
• Reduce use of lots & loops of wires.
• Reduce E-Waste.

23. How Safe is Witricity?
Human beings or other objects placed between
the transmitter and receiver do not hinder the
transmission of power.
Magnetic fields tend to interact very weakly
with the biological tissues of the body, and so
are not prone to cause any damage to any living
beings.

24. Conclusion
Think that the city will be covered with
WPT hot spots , just like Wireless Internet,
there will be no need of charging batteries,
or carrying adapters all around !

25. Thank You…