there are so many documents, Will you recommend any good documents to understand the WIFI protocol ?WiFi is a protocol and se tof specificatoins saying what parts of the spectrum to use, and how to encode data on that system to make it compatible,
Wireless would also include IR communication protocols and stretching it a bit also fiber. Any light method.Wirless is the general name for all radio transmissions, including radio stations,mobile phones et all.
Most antennas (in the broadest sense of the word, near and far field) require wire to generate the required EM field for energy transfer. It's a function of frequency and the needed transformation media.Ironic how a transformer can be called a wireless transmission device, considering how much wire is needed to do the job.
What's the stretch? The physical EM principles are exactly the same.Wireless to me means TX/RX with no traditional wiring involved, a bit of a stretch to include a power transformer?
Max.
No. The only irony I see is the Wireless Power hype about it being something special when the truth is exactly opposite. Electrical energy transfer is always wireless in the sense conductors provide a high efficiency guide for the electrical energy that exists in the space surrounding the wires.I'm not disagreeing, but don't you see the irony?
Sure but there's no galvanic connection between your house electrical socket power wires and the utility generator in the vast majority of cases where Wire Coils (Inductive coupling) are used to transform and couple energy.Just I was resorting to the common understood reference.
Max..
Technology | Energy Transfer | Enabling the Power Transfer |
Inductive coupling | Magnetic fields | Coils of wire |
Like WiTricity?I missed out on paying attention to the 2000's tech, IDK what Fi part meant
At least they didn't call it mustard and strawberry jamFi or something, and then get jammed like in SpaceBalls too I guess. LOL I'm just making fun of the names of some stuff, that seems do come from the computer guys.
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