How to Transfer power wirelessly by Infrared

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  1. Jun 9, 2017 #1
    rupamc6

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    Hello everyone, I wish to transfer power at a distance of 10-15 feet using Infrared diode/LED. I need 3-4V at receiver side. I have used normal IR diode of AC remote control, modulated by 38 to 100 kHz as a transmitter and photo-diode as a receiver. I have already tried to transfer the power, but unable to do the same. Please suggest me about the required components and circuit for transferring the above mentioned power.
    Can any one help me?
     
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    blocco a spirale

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    How much power do you need at the receiving end?
     
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    rupamc6

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    i need 3-4V. What have to do for that. Please suggest me the necessity input current, voltage or any other required components.
     
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