Which outcome occurs when resonant inductive coupling varies phase?

💡 Explanation

Inefficient power transfer results from phase variations because detuning disrupts the constructive interference within the impedance matching network of the resonant inductive coupling, therefore power transfer suffers rather than improving harmonic handling in poorly designed rectifiers.

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