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Thursday, September 4, 2008

Intel Demonstrate Wireless Electricity

Posted on 7:12 AM by Unknown
Usage of wireless technology in electronics device is no longer such a dream. Intel, a company that we know as a king of computer processor producer already introduced a laptop battery which can be charged without plug it into electricity.

Intel called this WREL (wireless resonant energy link). Before this, this kind of technology is called WiTricity. Combination of wireless and electricty. Intel demostrate this kind of technology in Intel Developer Forum in San Fransisco.

Intel researcher, Alan Sample, demonstrate how 60 watt lamp still on even without electricity. This technology use induction magnetic technique. This kind of technology is firstly demonstrate by Marin Soljacic, a physician from MIT.

This technology work using antena that will flow the energy to make a magnetic field. A receiver that plug in electronic devices will receive the energy from this magnetic field and keep it. Nowadays, efficientcy rate is up to 90 %.
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