Electronics Inductive power transfer

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  1. Induction

    Induction What's a Dremel?

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    I was interested in if anyone has used inductive power transfer to get through a surface you didn't want to damage... technically just a transformer with a bigger gap between so a bit lossy but lets you transfer through for various possibly reasons; airtight case, cooling immersion, difficult material to cut through or something you don't want to damage, whatever...

    If you haven't needed to use this yourself, have you seen this elsewhere or know where to find it? I'm interested in as many examples/embodiments as possible if they do exist.


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  2. Javerh

    Javerh Topiary Golem

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    Induction cooktops.
     
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  3. Upriverpaddler

    Upriverpaddler What's a Dremel?

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    Sonicare (or is it soniccare) toothbrush battery chargers.
     
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  4. dragon2309

    dragon2309 techie

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    basically any rechargeable electric toothbrush, because having exposed power terminals is against health and safety.
     
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  5. ElThomsono

    ElThomsono Multimodder

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    Afrotech :D

    Welcome to bit, good luck with the project.
     
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  6. Confused Fishcake

    Confused Fishcake Minimodder

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