Yes 13.56mhzI am making a project and need to know the components that can work with or on 13.56mhz
Yes 13.56mhzDo you mean 13.56MHz?
Try 74LVC04 and BAT42
Pretty much anything you can get your hands on since it is practically the same as DC. Why would you need an inverter if you already have an AC signal at that frequency. You're not making much sense.Yes 13.56mhz
Can’t find a mosfet for it tooPretty much anything you can get your hands on since it is practically the same as DC.
Any MOSFET will do at a frequency with a period of 73.747 seconds. That's just nervous DC. Did you read and understand post #3?Can’t find a mosfet for it too
Any common one you can name that is easily availableAny MOSFET will do at a frequency with a period of 73.747 seconds. That's just nervous DC.
Post a schematic diagram of your circuit.Any common one you can name that is easily available
No schematic but have a general idea of making a wireless charger operating at 13.56mhz. I need help with the mosfet , H Bridge (Inverter) for it as well as rectifier.Post a schematic diagram of your circuit.
You are not paying attention to anything I have said, and apparently do not understand the difference between 13.56 millihertz and 13.56 Megahertz. Please tell me how you are in any position to select components without a schematic drawing. I'd really like to know what you are thinking.No schematic but have a general idea of making a wireless charger operating at 13.56mhz. I need help with the mosfet , H Bridge (Inverter) for it as well as rectifier.
13.56Mhz(Mega Hz)Your question is too vague for me to provide meaningful answers. Can you be more specific about the kinds of circuits and components you are interested in? Just to confirm:
\( 13.56\text{ mHz}\;=\;13.56\times10^{-3}\text{ Hz} \)
which is a very low frequency.
\( 13.56\text{ MHz}\;=\;13.56\times10^{6}\text{ Hz} \)
is in the HF region just below the 20M amateur band. I think you meant the latter rather than the former.
So the thing is I want to take a DC source and want it to be transmitted to a load (700mW to 1 watt) at 13.56mhz I.e Wireless Power TransmissionSo how about a block diagram. What is the input voltage source. Why is there an inverter converting DC to AC, and why is there a rectifier. What you are trying to do and how you are going about it is a complete mystery. Can you explain?
What is the voltage and power available from the source? What is the voltage level at the load? Why did you pick 13.56 MHz as a transmission frequency? In any case you need to come up with a circuit before we start choosing components.So the thing is I want to take a DC source and want it to be transmitted to a load (700mW to 1 watt) at 13.56mhz I.e Wireless Power Transmission
For source we can use a 5V or 9V DC battery as it is for medical device it needs to have 13.56mhz frequency and it should have 50 to 50% efficiencyWhat is the voltage and power available from the source? What is the voltage level at the load? Why did you pick 13.56 MHz as a transmission frequency?
Schematic first, then we can talk.For source we can use a 5V or 9V DC battery as it is for medical device it needs to have 13.56mhz frequency and it should have 50 to 50% efficiency
Schematic first, then we can talk.