2018
DOI: 10.1109/tmtt.2018.2854190
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Accurate Modeling of Coil Inductance for Near-Field Wireless Power Transfer

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“…It is not necessary to search for the analytical form of Equation 18 12and (13), taking into account the uncertainties in Eqs. (17) and (18). For the coaxial direction, i.e., along the X(5, 0) → (35, 0) axis, a precise mapping of the theoretical course is visible.…”
Section: Mutual Inductance M and Coupling Factor Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is not necessary to search for the analytical form of Equation 18 12and (13), taking into account the uncertainties in Eqs. (17) and (18). For the coaxial direction, i.e., along the X(5, 0) → (35, 0) axis, a precise mapping of the theoretical course is visible.…”
Section: Mutual Inductance M and Coupling Factor Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To determine the mutual inductance, the method presented by Soma et al [14] and used by [2,15,16] in the analysis of the efficiency of inductive energy transfer was applied. The works of [17,18] are its extension, introducing the possibility of a more precise analysis of multi-winding coils based on replacing the integral from Equation (6) with its development into the Taylor series. In accordance with [14], the mutual inductance M of two magnetically coupled coils that are separated from each other by (x, y, 0) can be determined as…”
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“…In industrial application fields like wireless power transmission, air core planar spiral coils with constant screw pitches, namely Archimedean spiral coils, are commonly used as the magnetic coupling mechanism [13,14]. In the calculation of the mutual inductance of planar spiral coils, the circular coils approximation method is commonly used in the existing literature.…”
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“…The alignment of the pickup coil, with respect to the primary coil, is the contingent course of action. The mutual inductance between the coils is affected by the misalignment, which, in turn, affects the resonance frequency of the system [23][24][25]. In other words, the exact resonance frequency of the system is decided by the misalignment between the coil.…”
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