50 kW Reflexive Tuning Networks With Low Uncoupled Transmitter Currents for Dynamic Inductive Power Transfer Systems
Shuntaro Inoue,
Samuel Kiguthi,
Jonathan Newman
et al.
Abstract:This paper proposes a novel reflexive tuning dynamic inductive power transfer (DIPT) system with a single inverter connected to multiple transmitter coils, which makes DIPT systems simpler and more cost-effective. Traditional DIPT systems have an individual inverter per transmitter coil, leading to considerable costs when transmitter coils span long distances on roads. The proposed reflexive tuning DIPT system leverages a reflected reactance from a receiver coil to allow a single inverter to drive multiple tra… Show more
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