2022
DOI: 10.1109/jestpe.2020.3009316
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Three-Phase Resonant Capacitive Power Transfer for Rotary Applications

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“…Contactless CPT is achieved between stationary and rotating parts by utilizing the capacitance of the linear bearings [32,269]. A threephase structure is applied to rotary applications using e-GaN FETs [270]. The three-leg inverter with a four-wire model is proposed to enhance the system misalignment ability [271].…”
Section: ) Three-phasementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Contactless CPT is achieved between stationary and rotating parts by utilizing the capacitance of the linear bearings [32,269]. A threephase structure is applied to rotary applications using e-GaN FETs [270]. The three-leg inverter with a four-wire model is proposed to enhance the system misalignment ability [271].…”
Section: ) Three-phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…To improve the system efficiency and robustness, an auto-tuning circuit using PI control method [273], the output feedback control method [180], and a cascaded boost-class E converter structure [274] are suggested for rotary applications. A three-phase CPT system is suggested for rotary applications to provide balanced and good coupling between the electrodes during rotations [270]. In summary, CPT technology provides 360 degrees free rotation in this application concept eliminating power cables.…”
Section: ) Rotarymentioning
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“…The cylindrical or concentric coupling structure constructs a rotating capacitor which can be built in several ways, such as a concentric hoop, parallel discs or cylindrical coupling structure, as shown in Figure 11 [65][66][67][68].…”
Section: Concentric Structurementioning
confidence: 99%