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1. Rationale of the study Our new technology the energy transfer wherein energy can be transferred from a source to a load via coupled magnetic resonance in the non radiative near field that can be used in some equipment that used in some electric energy as a source like the electric vehicles (EVs). We can use this energy transfer as a charger to EVs by microwave beams and laser beams to realize the remote energy supply using directional antenna. However when there is a obstruction in the path the transmission of power may dissipate , and also is dangerous to human bodies and other organisms. So the basic theory of this technology is that two separate coils with some resonance frequency possible to form a resonance system based on high frequency magnetic coupling and exchange in a high efficiency, while the coupling effect is weak between those objects with different resonance frequency. This technique can be used to provide energy for electricity equipment wirelessly in a certain distance.

2. Hypothesis tested Having a wireless energy transfer is often hard to believe. So they make an hypothesis test for the wireless that transfer energy using resonance. Resonance is created by the sound that come in vibrating things. Since resonance phenomenon existed everywhere and it has energy, they use this to s So the experiment was conducted using two fork. Hitting one of the fork to make it phonating, then they hold it to stop phonating. So, they concluded that the other fork produce phonating sound without touching it or andy disturbance on the fork.

3.0 Materials and Methods of Application Systems The inventors use the microwave beams and laser beams to realize the remote energy supply using the directional antenna, they use this method to transfer energy, any obstruction in the transfer path that is not allowed and it is dangerous for human bodies or other organisms which in the energy transfer path. The basic principle of this technology is that two

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