wireless electricity distribution

gohm

gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • Oct 24, 2024

So, Tesla worked and believed this would revolutionize the globe years ago and was basically laughed at. What does everyone think about this idea and the possibilities/effect it would have? How far can it be carried out? Was Tesla right?

Notice Tesla was not even mentioned in the article =(

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Aug 22, 2008

    I believe its possible and its already being done. Electricity, after all, is a form of energy. Say, we convert electric energy into light energy, distribute it 'wirelessly' and then convert it into electric energy again.

    [PS: I've not yet read the article.]

    All we need is highly efficient energy converters - the world will be a better place then. 😉

  • Ashraf HZ

    Ashraf HZ

    @Ash Aug 22, 2008

    Here's another article on the same topic: #-Link-Snipped-#

    It states that Intel managed an efficiency of 75%. But the original MIT team that worked on it last year claims it has now efficiencies of up to 90%!

    This is pretty exciting stuff 😀 In communications, you can pretty much power up simple receivers (with headphones as the transducer) using the radio waves alone.

    Regarding mention of Tesla, its probably something the editor neglected out of ignorance because its a news article. In most scientific technical journals, you MUST state your references anyway.

  • just2rock

    just2rock

    @just2rock-DkmPtO Sep 2, 2008

    Reallity is stronger & tougher than fiction...man in years ahead we can contribute similar wireless electric supply to all other devices using various forms of Transducer.
    Regards,
    J2R

  • icebalaji

    icebalaji

    @icebalaji-XodOEU Sep 3, 2008

    Shall i have the website address to watch that Intel's new Project regarding Microwave Electricity.




    gohmSo, Tesla worked and believed this would revolutionize the globe years ago and was basically laughed at. What does everyone think about this idea and the possibilities/effect it would have? How far can it be carried out? Was Tesla right?

    Notice Tesla was not even mentioned in the article =(

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  • elecguy86

    elecguy86

    @elecguy86-PTS1If Nov 3, 2008

    yaa this is true now u can recharge ur mobile or lapy form a distance and that to without using wires...
    just check this out..
    u can make it as major project also...

    Click:-
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  • visionary

    visionary

    @visionary-q8V340 Nov 19, 2008

    gohmSo, Tesla worked and believed this would revolutionize the globe years ago and was basically laughed at. What does everyone think about this idea and the possibilities/effect it would have? How far can it be carried out? Was Tesla right?

    Notice Tesla was not even mentioned in the article =(

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    Where exactly could I find this article?😕 I'd like to go through it before commenting.

    Thanks in advance

  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Nov 19, 2008

    visionaryWhere exactly could I find this article?😕 I'd like to go through it before commenting.

    Thanks in advance

    The link's there -> click -> #-Link-Snipped-#

  • just2rock

    just2rock

    @just2rock-DkmPtO Nov 20, 2008

    Check this pdf file link..#-Link-Snipped-#.with whole information on Wireless Electric Distribution-- SIXTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM NIKOLA TESLA.Hope this feeds allyour needs

  • Gopal Dinesh

    Gopal Dinesh

    @gopal-dinesh-alF7ht Dec 16, 2008

    How would you use wireless electricity?Intel is developing wireless electricity, which is transferred not through wires, but through the magnetic spectrum. If you had access to this technology today, how would you use it?

  • gohm

    gohm

    @gohm-F3UUpP Dec 21, 2008

    If it is perfected like Tesla theorized, you would no longer need a physical conduit to transfer the electrcal power from source to end use. It would require large Tesla coils. Everything powered via AC would thus be powered similar to "remote control" only being current not radio waves transmitted.

  • flash319

    flash319

    @flash319-sIdiFX Dec 21, 2008

    I see another side to this. If power can be transmitted then the need for centralized power supply will be easier to get rid of. If everyone can transmit power from their solar panels, wind turbines, small hydro electric stations then we can all share power as needed. We will not be relying on the "grid" to stay up and running much like the internet is decentralized. Have a problem, go around...........

  • Ashraf HZ

    Ashraf HZ

    @Ash Dec 22, 2008

    flash319I see another side to this. If power can be transmitted then the need for centralized power supply will be easier to get rid of. If everyone can transmit power from their solar panels, wind turbines, small hydro electric stations then we can all share power as needed. We will not be relying on the "grid" to stay up and running much like the internet is decentralized. Have a problem, go around...........

    Yes your right, just like WiFi. Good thing is, electricity does not need any protocols for frame integrity 😛

    But, I think centralized power can still be used. Since transmission inefficiencies through power lines can be disregarded, and range is near unlimited, might as well have major connecting nodes distributing to the households. In addition, some processes still utilize economies of scale.. thus, having a large solar and wind farm will still has an advantage over decentralized generation for now.