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WIRELESS CHARGING TECHNOLOGY OR WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE

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This article provides information on the general, circuit diagrams, and fundamentals of a wireless charging system, and provides information on wireless charging technologies for inductive coupling, magnetic resonance coupling, and radiofrequency/microwave propagation, from fundamental understanding to specific applications. Also, on the basis of the conducted research, detailed information is provided on the developed wireless charging technology or a device for wireless transmission of electrical energy, which is widely used in practice.

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S.Khalikov

Tashkent State Transport University

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# инвертор# идентификация# receiver# identification# converter# inverter# identifikatsiya# приемник# invertor# coil# microwave# alternating current# постоянный ток# transmitter# переменный ток# резонатор# resonator# электромагнитная индукция# electromagnetic induction# катушка# wireless charge# inductive coupling# magnetic resonance coupling# capacitive coupling# radio frequency wave# ultrahigh frequency# direct current# беспроводной заряд# индуктивный связь# магнито-резонансный связь# емкостной связь# радиочастотатная волна# микроволны# сверхвысокая частота# передатчик# конвертор# simsiz zaryadlash# induktiv aloqa# magnit-rezonansli aloqa# sig‘imli aloqa# radiochastotali to‘lqin# mikroto‘lqin# elektromagnit induksiya# o‘ta yuqori chastota# g‘altak# uzatgich# qabul qilgich# o‘zgaruvchan tok# doimiy tok# konvertor# rezonator

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