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WiTricity mediante inducción magnética

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Torres, Juan J.
Paz Penagos, Hernán
Abstract (Spanish)
La realización de dos experimentos para el transporte inalámbrico de energía eléctrica (WiTricity) en regiones de campo cercano: reactivo y zona de Fresnel, en los cuales se aplicó el principio de inducción magnética y se usó solenoides autorresonantes en un régimen de acoplamiento cercano a 1, demostró ser eficiente en la transferencia de electricidad a distancias hasta de cuatro veces el radio de la bobina (experimento 2, L1,2), con una eficiencia del 60%. En el artículo se presentan los diseños y resultados de la experiencia de investigación; así mismo, se discute la aplicabilidad práctica de estos sistemas y se sugiere mejoras para trabajos futuros.
Abstract (English)
Performing two experiments for wireless transport of electrical energy (WiTricity) in the near field regions: reactive and Fresnel zone, in which the magnetic induction principle was applied and solenoids in a self resonant and coupling regime close to 1, were used, these showed be efficient in the transfer of electricity to distances up to 4 times the radius of the coil (Experiment 2, L1,2), with an efficiency of 60%. The article presents the design and results of research experience, likewise, it is discussed the practical applicability for future work.
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URI: https://repositorio.escuelaing.edu.co/handle/001/2310
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