Wireless power transmission for power plants with Michael

What you’ll learn
Introduction to wireless power transmission and its history.
A general understanding of microwave and laser based transmission systems.
The parts for transmitting and receiving power and how they work.
The laws which govern wireless power and its operation.
Rectenna devices and circuits.
How to make a working prototype at home using off the shelf parts.

Requirements
A basic knowledge of math and functions (GCSE or equivalent).
Students may wish to complete my course on electrical engineering before partaking this course, although this is not mandatory.

Description
This course is for anyone who wants to learn about wireless power transmission, with or without a background in this subject. The course will start by covering the history of wireless power, along with the fundamental rules and technology which govern it. As the course progresses you will learn how it works, different uses for this technology, along with its safety and previous experiments for its development.As you reach the end of the course you will learn how to make your own working system for wireless power at home (All intended users of the course develop the working prototype at their own risk).Starting from a basic grasp of what this subject is, you will learn the knowledge and tools which will help you understand the inner workings of this emerging technology, to help you decide if you want to learn this subject professionally. Spread across five videos, this course is in English audio, available with subtitles in English, French, German, Hebrew, Icelandic, Romanian and Spanish.The information within these courses is intended for information and educational purposes only. Multiple subjects covered in these courses require certifications to practice, whose governing bodies can vary from country to country. Completing these courses will not allow you to practice in a professional capacity, and these courses are intended for people who wish to learn these fields of study, and people who wish to refresh their knowledge on the subjects within these courses.The subtitles in these courses were produced automatically. As they are automatically generated, please be aware that there may be grammatical errors and/or potential misunderstandings. All intended users of the course develop the working prototype at their own risk.

Who this course is for
Beginner, intermediate learners, and anyone interested in learning this subject.