hi
can any1 suggest me a method of converting a electromagnetic wave into another form of energy or bacically in current
hi
can any1 suggest me a method of converting a electromagnetic wave into another form of energy or bacically in current
You mean like a solar panel for power or an antenna for information?
i need the one like a solar panel which can trap enegry and can convert it into current, but i want to avoid fuel cellsOriginally Posted by dknguyen
Well then... a solar panel is what you need. What does a fuel cell have to do with anything?
How much power do you need? You might be dissapointed...
can we use a solar panel.as far av i know solar apnel can trap only UV radiation from sun.then how can v use it.correct me if i am wrong.Originally Posted by dknguyen
i need a power upto 50watts. is it possible??
i have no much idea on how much power can be converted effetctively
You need a REALLY big sonar panel (like several feet x several feet). Solar panels of different kinds can capture different energy types...expensive and mostly in research labs where they layer different solar panels so they can absorb different wavelengths
Not cheap...you would need to get maybe a few 20W or something and put them in parallel to get your current (or series for voltage).
Example of solar panels (click on the different types to get an idea for the price).
http://www.siliconsolar.com/flexible-solar-panels.php
Last edited by dknguyen; 20th July 2006 at 04:31 AM.
solar panels have very low efficiency .
what do u excatly want?
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thanks a lot. i think i have to drop down my idea after eeing the cost of them. can u suggest me a method for transmittin current with out the help of wiresOriginally Posted by dknguyen
i need a method to transmit current with out the help of wires.Originally Posted by akg
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feasibility depends on how much power u need to Xmit .Originally Posted by srimannarayanakarthik
very small power are may be possible .
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You are describing a receiving coil. It converts magnetic field energy back into electric current. i.e. a transformer.Originally Posted by srimannarayanakarthik
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i need a method for long range transimission....not the 1 like transformer..Originally Posted by Analog
We had a thread on this topic a couple of months ago.
Transmitting large amounts of power by means of electromagnetic fields and without using wires does not work.
End of story.
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is there any other method other than by electromagnetic waves for long range current transmission without wiresOriginally Posted by JimB
For transmitting information- pulse lasers and radio waves, antennas, that kind of stuff.
For transmitting power, there is no efficient way. Solar panels are pretty much the only way, and even then it's so inefficient they are only used to get solar power from the sun's EMR. No one blasts a laser at a solar panel to transmit power. We use cables. They work much better.
If we were able to efficiently transmit power wirelessly, we would probably have solar collection satellites beaming energy down to earth or recharge rovers on mars with beams or something.
What are you trying to do?