Electric power transfer is a very interesting concept. Firstly, this process starts with something called interference. This is something almost everyone has experienced in the real world, however, we oftentimes do not realize it. Interference can be something as simple as making waves in a pond or making noise.
If you have multiple sources constantly moving these waves or making noise at the same time, you can direct energy in one direction. This is where electric power transfer comes in.
When those waves go in one direction, it creates a strong wave that is capable of transferring high outputs of energy. Based on the timing of the wave creation, you can control where this strong wave of energy goes. This energy can be focused on a small energy, making the electric power transfer work. This transfer of energy can be found everywhere. From your kitchen toaster to your automatic doors at your business. Most importantly, it’s important to understand how this process works, for it is valuable no matter the situation.
Controlling timing and direction is important for this process to take place. Relative to time, this is a relatively frequent discovery. The attached video is capable of showing what the waves and patterns look like to give a better understanding of electric power transfer.
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