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Hi guys,
i want to simulate the coils and calculate the Self and mutual inductance of wireless coils using FEMM.Pls help me , i dont how to start,saw a tutorial of FEMM,but couldnt grasp more from it.Anybody who are familiar pls help me
Hi guys,
Im very much confused with this, breaking my head:roll: to narrow down a topic in PHd. Please help me and give valuable suggestions . my area is Power converters
I have 135 watt Kyocera panels with a rated output of 17.7 volts at 7.63 amps. Using Ohm’s Law:
17.7 volts x 7.63 amps = 135.051 watts
However, 17.7 volts is not useful to the amateur radio operator. The voltage needs to be converted down to approximately 13.5 volts to support a 12 volt...
in the above schematic whether i need a external compensation network(separate L and C) with primary coil? or the capacitor should resonate with primary coil?
pls elaborate it? i have attached a schematic whether it is correct?
similarly for secondary also:cry:
Say, 30Kw solar PV is designed to feed a 30kW load system. IF the load is reduced to 20kw what will happen to that 10kw of solar pv.
the solar pv is a standalone system :bang::bang::bang:
is the schematic attached for series-parallel combination correct.
i have connected an external inductor in addition to my coil. what is the correct resonant frequency??
should i match my inverter frequency to resonant frequency?
is series-series or series-parallel combination best??
i need a power mosfet gate driver circuit and i need to switch it above 100khz-150khz.The application is wireless power transfer.
can i use IR2110? can i use it directly to drive MOSFET.
i get signal from arduino uno board.please suggest me an exact working schematic.im an newbie to this...
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