resonancelinking
Resonance linking is a term used to describe the deliberate alignment of resonant modes between two or more systems to enable efficient energy transfer or information exchange. The concept rests on the idea that when distinct oscillators share a common or closely matched frequency and are adequately coupled, energy can flow between them with reduced loss relative to non-resonant coupling.
The mechanism relies on coupling between the systems, which can be physical (shared components, near-field magnetic
Applications span multiple disciplines. In electrical engineering, resonance linking underpins efficient wireless power transfer and reconfigurable
Examples include two LC circuits sharing a mutual magnetic field, coupled optical microresonators, or two mechanical