Directional wireless energy transmission method of spatial linear polarization universal alternating magnetic field
A technology of wireless energy transmission and alternating magnetic field, which is applied in the direction of electrical components, circuit devices, etc., can solve the problems of sensitivity to position deviation, occupying the expansion space of capsule robots, and inability to realize efficient transmission of directional energy.
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[0084] By passing through the three-axis quadrature Helmholtz coil AC angular frequency ω=5×10 5 rad / s, that is, the frequency f=79.6kHz, the x-axis coil is the reference coil; the amplitude of the induced electromotive force required by the energy receiving device ε m =5V, the number of turns of the induction coil N=100, the cross section is circular and the area A=1cm 2 , the AC resistance at f=79.6kHz is 3.4Ω, and the axial direction is taken as an example to describe in detail the process of directional wireless energy transmission to the energy receiving device by using the space line polarized universal alternating magnetic field.
[0085] In the first step, the axis direction information of the induction coil in the energy receiving device is used as the direction of the space line polarization magnetic vector constituting the space line polarization universal alternating magnetic field, namely , where, α=60°, β=120°, and γ=135° are the direction angles between the ax...
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[0124] By passing through the three-axis quadrature Helmholtz coil AC angular frequency ω=5×10 5 rad / s, that is, the frequency f=79.6kHz, the y-axis coil is the reference coil; the amplitude of the induced electromotive force required by the energy receiving device ε m =5V, the number of turns of the induction coil N=100, the cross section is circular and the area A=1cm 2 , the AC resistance at f=79.6kHz is 3.4Ω, the axis direction is an example, and the orientation of the energy receiving device by using the space line polarized universal alternating magnetic field is described in detail The process of wireless energy transfer.
[0125] In the first step, the axis direction information of the induction coil in the energy receiving device is used as the direction of the space line polarization magnetic vector constituting the space line polarization universal alternating magnetic field, namely , wherein, α=β=γ=109.47° are respectively the orientation angles between the axis ...
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[0146] By passing through the three-axis quadrature Helmholtz coil AC angular frequency ω=5×10 5 rad / s, that is, the frequency f=79.6kHz, the z-axis coil is the reference coil; the amplitude of the induced electromotive force required by the energy receiving device ε m =5V, the number of turns of the induction coil N=100, the cross section is circular and the area A=1cm 2 , the AC resistance at f=79.6kHz is 3.4Ω. Take the axial direction as an example, and describe in detail the orientation of the energy receiving device by using the space line polarized universal alternating magnetic field The process of wireless energy transfer.
[0147] The first step is to use the axis direction information of the induction coil in the energy receiving device as the direction of the space line polarization magnetic vector that constitutes the space line polarization universal alternating magnetic field, that is, , wherein, α=48.19°, β=131.81°, γ=70.53° are the direction angles between th...
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