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Wireless Power Transmission
S.Karthik PrasannaM.Krishna Raj
II yr, Dept of ECE
Maamallan institute of tech,
Sriperumbadur.
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Outline
A brief history
Space Solar power
Microwave Power Transmission
Advantages
Drawbacks Conclusion
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A BriefHistory
WorldWar II developed ability to convert energy to microwavesusing a magnetron, no method for converting microwaves back to
electricity
1964William C. Brown demonstrated a rectenna which couldconvert microwave power to electricity
1968s idea for Solar Power Satellites proposed by Peter Glaser
Would use microwaves to transmit power to Earth from SolarPowered Satellites
Idea gained momentum during the Oil Crises of 1970s, but afterprices stabilized idea was dropped
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SpaceSolar Power
Our main objective- Exploit solar energy in
space
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Possible Designs
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Specifications
Collector area must be between 50 (19 sq
miles) and 150 square kilometers (57 sq miles) 50 Tons of material
Current rates on the Space Shuttle runbetween $3500 and $5000 per pound
50 tons (112,000lbs)=$392,000,000
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Microwave Power Transmission
How the power getsto Earth
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FromtheSatellite
Solar power from the satellite is sent to
Earth using a microwave transmitter Received at a rectenna located on
Earth
Recent developments suggest that powercould be sent to Earth using a laser
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Microwaves
Frequency 2.45 GHz microwave beam
Retro directive beam control capability
Power level is well below internationalsafety standard
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Rectenna
An antenna comprising a mesh of dipoles and diodes for
absorbing microwave energy from a transmitter andconverting it into electric power.
Microwaves are received with about 85%efficiency
Around 5km across (3.1 miles)
95% of the beam will fall on the rectenna
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Rectenna Design
Currently there are two different design types
being looked at Wire mesh reflector
Built on a rigid frame above the ground
Visually transparent so that it would not
interfere with plant life Magic carpet
Material pegged to the ground
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5,000 MW Receiving Station(Rectenna). This station is about amile and a half long.
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Advantages
Over Earth based solar power
SPS in lower orbit Reliable power
Power upto 10MW
Pollution free
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Drawbacks
Hindrance to satellites
Health hazards Rectana issues
Construction Cost and maintanance
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Conclusions
More reliable than ground based solar power
A best possible design for future In order for SPS to become a reality it several
things have to happen:
Government support
Cheaper launch prices
Involvement of the private sector