Abstract: A system for providing electrical power to a remote device through wireless transmission is provided. The system includes a power transmitting data unit (PTDU), at least one power receiving data unit (PRDU) and at least one power throttling circuit. The PTDU receives electrical power from a power source. The PRDU is connected to a load device. The PRDU includes a resonator and a power conversion circuit. The resonator receives electromagnetic waves from the PTDU and converts the electromagnetic waves into the electrical power. The power conversion circuit provides target power to the load device. The power throttling circuit determines how much electrical power from the resonator needs to be transmitted to the power conversion circuit based on the power requirement of the load device, wherein the electrical power required for the load device is regarded as the target power.
Abstract: A system for providing electrical power to a remote device through wireless transmission and the system comprises a power transmitting data unit (PTDU) receiving electrical power from a power source and at least one power receiving data unit (PRDU), connected to the remote device, receiving electromagnetic waves and converting the electromagnetic waves to the electrical power. The PTDU further comprises a controller, a first resonator emitting electromagnetic waves, and a DC/AC converter receiving electrical power from a remote power source and providing a driving voltage at a driving frequency to the first resonator, the driving frequency being independent from a resonant frequency of the first resonator, and the controller monitors environment variables related to the emitting of electromagnetic waves.
Abstract: A system for providing electrical power to a remote device through wireless transmission and the system comprises a power transmitting data unit (PTDU) receiving electrical power from a power source and at least one power receiving data unit (PRDU), connected to the remote device, receiving electromagnetic waves and converting the electromagnetic waves to the electrical power. The PTDU further comprises a controller, a first resonator emitting electromagnetic waves, and a DC/AC converter receiving electrical power from a remote power source and providing a driving voltage at a driving frequency to the first resonator, the driving frequency being independent from a natural frequency of the first resonator, and the controller monitors environment variables related to the emitting of electromagnetic waves.