Analysis and Parameter Design for Input-Series Output-Series (ISOS) Multichannel Inductive Power Transfer System Considering Cross Coupling

Liang, Yan; Sun, Pan; Yang, Gang; Sun, Jun; Cai, Jin; Wu, Xusheng; Deng, Qijun

doi:10.1109/jestpe.2024.3349610

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“…The multi-legged inverter [50] is proposed to overcome these limitations, and the inverter excites the multi-transmitter pads. The four transmitter pads were powered by the five-legged inverter used in [51,52]. The receiverside converter converts HF A.C. into constant D.C. to charge the batteries.…”

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Driving towards Sustainability: Wireless Charging of Low-Speed Vehicles with PDM-Based Active Bridge Rectifiers

Shanmugam,

Rajamanickam,

Alroobaea

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The surge in demand for eco-friendly transportation and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure necessitates innovative solutions. This study proposed a novel approach to charging slow-moving vehicles, prioritizing efficiency and minimizing output pulsation. Central to the research is the development of a receiver-side power-regulated constant charging system, focusing on power regulation and maintaining consistent charging parameters. This system integrates a receiver-side pulse density-modulated active bridge rectifier, dynamically adjusting driving pulse density to regulate delivered power. Additionally, a receiver-side reconfigurable compensation network ensures constant current and voltage delivery to the charging device, eliminating the need for an additional D.C.-D.C. converter. A 3.3 kW charging structure employing a multi-leg inverter topology and energizing four ground-side transmitter pads exemplifies the proposed approach. The vertical air gap of charging pads is 150 mm, and the system achieves a maximal efficiency of 93.4%. This innovative strategy holds significant promise for advancing sustainable transportation infrastructure and meeting the evolving demands of the EV market.

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confidence: 99%