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@article{163575,
        author = {Palavalasa Uday Kumar and Janagama Nikith Chandra Goud and K Nagaraju},
        title = {Empowering Homes: Wireless Power Transfer For Household Loads},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {10},
        number = {11},
        pages = {1784-1787},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=163575},
        abstract = {This project focuses on wireless energy transmission utilizing electromagnetic fields, with a 10 Watts solar panel serving as the primary power source. The system facilitates the wireless transfer of power from a transmitter device, linked to the solar panel, to receiver devices, enabling the operation of appliances such as lights, fans, and motors without necessitating physical wires. Control is managed through a remote unit equipped with RF modules, offering operational flexibility. While the prototype model utilizes low-power loads, scalability for heavier loads is underscored for real-time applications. Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is employed to ensure precise control over motor speed. Monitoring capabilities are integrated using an Arduino Uno board and Wi-Fi module, presenting essential data such as power source status and battery voltage on an LCD screen, with remote access available via smartphones. Energy storage in rechargeable batteries guarantees uninterrupted power supply, and the system's practicality is assessed, including discussions on transmission range and adaptability to various settings. This project showcases the potential of wireless energy transmission and renewable energy sources for diverse applications.},
        keywords = {10W Solar panel, 12V - 3Ah Re-chargeable battery, power transmitting coil, power receiving coil, 89C2051 Micro controller chips, 433 MHz RF modules},
        month = {},
        }