This video shows the quick and easy assembling of the new high-efficiency wireless power converter kit (SMD presoldered) brought to you by Würth Elektronik and Elektor Magazine. Try out this highly promising technology with a transfer capacity of 50W over distances up to a few centimeters, through any non-conductive material, such as plywood or a dry wall.
Partly pre-assembled Wireless
Power Converter (click to enlarge)
Würth Elektronik and Elektor Magazine bring you this high-efficiency Wireless Power Converter described in Elektor Magazine issue 11/2016 on page 86. This new kit of parts with all SMDs presoldered has a power transfer capacity of 50 watts over distances up to a few centimeters, through any non-conductive material, such as plywood or a dry wall. You’ll have the pleasure to solder yourself a few through-hole components included in the kit, and the two relatively expensive 24 µH transmitter and receiver coils, both generously sponsored by Würth.
Build your own Wireless Power Converter
This video shows the quick and easy assembly of the kit, followed by a test with two 12 V/10 W light bulbs as a load. This set is available at an attractive price to enable our Elektor community members to try out this highly promising technology.
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Discussion (4 comments)
Julius Caesar 7 years ago
Nice2Know 7 years ago
Unlike Qi chargers for mobile phones, this converter does not have any intelligence on board. However, its greater capacity makes the circuit ideal as a wireless power converter for more elaborate electronic circuitry or lighting.
Never try to charge a Qi device (smartphone, etc.) with this circuit!
This set is intended to be used for experimenting with wireless energy transfer at relatively high power levels.
Be my guest!
Julius Caesar 7 years ago
gabrisistemi 4 years ago