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Which toolboxes do I need being an Electrical and Electronics engineer?

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Vatsheel Singh on 1 Sep 2019

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I want to develop simulations of Wireless Power Transfer.

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Walter Roberson on 1 Sep 2019

Will it only be sending power, or will it also be sending data? I have observed that "smart" wireless power transmission often involves modulating the power transmission in order to send data to get feedback about current conditions so as to optimize the transmission.

dpb on 1 Sep 2019

Guess also are you intending this to be in ML procedural code or to use Simulink...

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Bhargavi Maganuru on 9 Sep 2019

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You can refer to the following toolboxes

Communications Toolbox

Antenna Toolbox

This example should help in getting started:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/antenna/ug/modeling-resonant-coupled-wireless-power-transfer-system.html

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