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Basic Characteristics of Electric Field Resonance

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Electric resonance coupling was briefly introduced in Sect. 11.3, but will be described in detail in this chapter and part of Chap. 12. The relationship between electromagnetic induction (IPT: Inductive power transfer) and magnetic resonance coupling is equal to the relationship between electric field coupling (CPT: Capacitive power transfer) and electric resonance coupling, and forms a dual relationship. By replacing the magnetic field with an electric field, it is easy to understand electric resonance coupling.

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Imura, T. (2020). Basic Characteristics of Electric Field Resonance. In: Wireless Power Transfer. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4580-1_11

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