Re:Spin-torque oscillators for WiFi band transmission and en...
by airbreather on Wednesday May 19, 2021 @08:27AM
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It only works because the LC circuit has a high "Q" and it peaks up at resonant frequency, at the expense of current. It is sort of like a torque convertor for electricity.
Now in most applications a minimum voltage is required and you will counter the small current by using a capacitor to accumulate power, at a usable voltage, until you have enough to briefly do something.
I would make a YouTube video if I could be arsed, but way to busy right now.
Now in most applications a minimum voltage is required and you will counter the small current by using a capacitor to accumulate power, at a usable voltage, until you have enough to briefly do something.
I would make a YouTube video if I could be arsed, but way to busy right now.