Design of a rectangular coil for an effective magnetic resonance wireless power transfer system

Kim, Do-Hyeon; Park, Young-Jin

doi:10.1109/itec-ap.2016.7513039

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“…The thicknesses of substrate and bare copper are 1.6 mm and 35.6 µm (1-oz copper), respectively. The detailed design process of the coils is similar to the resonator in [19]. All the chip capacitors used in this research are from KEMET, thus ESRs in capacitors are from KEMET's data sheet [20].…”

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Effect of Losses in Printed Rectangular Coils for Compact Wireless Power Transfer Systems

Chaimool¹,

Rakluea²,

Akkaraekthalin³

et al. 2019

PIER C

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Development and optimization of printed spiral coils have significant impacts on the power transfer efficiency (PTE) and operating range for magnetic resonant wireless power transfer (WPT) applications. In this paper, the effects of different material losses (substrate and conducting coating) of printed coils are considered and experimentally studied. For the purposes of comparison and finding the dominating losses, lossy loaded capacitors with equivalent series resistances have also been investigated. A four-coil system with an external capacitor-loaded (ECL) magnetic resonant WPT system is considered, and a self-resonant coil is designed and compared. Results show that the ECL resonant coil has higher PTE than the self-resonant coil with the same size and distance between the transmitting and receiving coils. Through observing the simulated results and analyzing experimental data, it can be concluded that the dominant cause of the decrease in PTE of this ECL-WPT system is the strip resistive loss of coil of 57% (0.891 dB) and the ohmic loss in ECL of 37% (0.568 dB). Meanwhile, the substrate loss significantly impacts on the PTE of the self resonant coil. The overall measured PTE is about 66% of the ECL coil at a distance of 50 mm when the above loss factors are considered. The measured results are in good agreement with the analysis and simulations.

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