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Engineering grinds

ste31 · 2016-04-18 12:25:31

Hi im doing a project on wireless power transfer using high frequency coils. i was wondering does anybody have any experience in this field? im looking for some grinds help on completing my build for my thesis. any help would be greatly appreciated as im running out of time.

18-04-2016 12:25pm

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ste31

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Hi im doing a project on wireless power transfer using high frequency coils.
i was wondering does anybody have any experience in this field? im looking for some grinds help on completing my build for my thesis. any help would be greatly appreciated as im running out of time.

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#2 18-04-2016 9:39pm

spurious

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Moving this to a more appropriate forum. Local charter applies.

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#3 19-04-2016 8:24am

KeithTS

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So I'm assuming you're building an induction charger or something of the sort?
If you have any specific questions drop me a PM, I have a little experience with low power stuff in this realm can't promise anything but may be able to help.

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