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Systematic Design Of A 100 W 6.78 Mhz Wireless Charging Station Covering Multiple Devices And A Large Charging Area, Jie Li May 2022

Systematic Design Of A 100 W 6.78 Mhz Wireless Charging Station Covering Multiple Devices And A Large Charging Area, Jie Li

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Wireless power transfer (WPT) promises to offer safe and convenient charging in consumer electronics applications. The application ranges from sub-watt medical implant device charging to watt-level household charging, further to the kilowatt electric vehicle (EV) and railway charging. At present, two industry standards are widely used to guide the WPT product design. The Qi standard describes an application that requires the receiver to be placed close to the transmitter, called "tightly coupled" WPT. The receiver coil typically has a similar size compared to the transmitter. And the operation frequency is in the kHz range. The Airfuel standard, on the other …


A High Frequency Wireless Power Transfer System For Electric Vehicle Charging Using Multi-Layer Non-Uniform Self-Resonant Coil, Ruiyang Qin May 2022

A High Frequency Wireless Power Transfer System For Electric Vehicle Charging Using Multi-Layer Non-Uniform Self-Resonant Coil, Ruiyang Qin

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Wireless EV (Electric Vehicle) charging is an emerging technology with rapid development in the past decade. Compared to wired EV chargers, wireless power transfer (WPT) enables safe and unobtrusive charging for EVs.

This work proposes high frequency wireless charging using a self-resonant (SR) coil at several megahertz. A multi-layer self-resonant coil structure is proposed, allowing high quality factor coils to be fabricated from layers of inexpensive copper foil and dielectric film. Additionally, the self-resonant coil utilizes its interlayer capacitance for resonance, eliminating the external compensation capacitor and shrinking the overall volume of passive component to increase the power density. Comparing …


Isolated Wired And Wireless Battery Charger With Integrated Boost Converter For Phev And Ev Applications, Madhu Sudhan Chinthavali Aug 2015

Isolated Wired And Wireless Battery Charger With Integrated Boost Converter For Phev And Ev Applications, Madhu Sudhan Chinthavali

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Vehicle charging and vehicle traction drive components can be integrated for multi-functional operations, as these functions are currently operating independently. While the vehicle is parked, the hardware that is available from the traction drive can be used for charging. The only exception to this would be the dynamic vehicle-charging concept on roadways. WPT can be viewed as a revolutionary step in PEV charging because it fits the paradigm of vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) wirelessly. WPT charging is convenient and flexible not only because it has no cables and connectors that are necessary, but due more to the fact that charging …


Design Of Wireless Power Transfer And Data Telemetry System For Biomedical Applications, Ashraf Bin Islam Dec 2011

Design Of Wireless Power Transfer And Data Telemetry System For Biomedical Applications, Ashraf Bin Islam

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With the advancement of biomedical instrumentation technologies sensor based remote healthcare monitoring system is gaining more attention day by day. In this system wearable and implantable sensors are placed outside or inside of the human body. Certain sensors are needed to be placed inside the human body to acquire the information on the vital physiological phenomena such as glucose, lactate, pH, oxygen, etc. These implantable sensors have associated circuits for sensor signal processing and data transmission. Powering the circuit is always a crucial design issue. Batteries cannot be used in implantable sensors which can come in contact with the blood …