Wireless Charging-A Multi Coil System for Different Ground Clearances

Charging electric vehicles wirelessly with inductive energy transfer systems has meanwhile become ready for a widespread practical use. A well known problem is the variation in the magnetic coupling due to the different positions of the vehicle and the ground assembly unit relative to each other. In...

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description Charging electric vehicles wirelessly with inductive energy transfer systems has meanwhile become ready for a widespread practical use. A well known problem is the variation in the magnetic coupling due to the different positions of the vehicle and the ground assembly unit relative to each other. In this work, a method is presented to maintain the input and output current as well as the voltage while changing the ground clearance. For this purpose, a multi-coil system, based on three stacked circular coils, is used. The system has been calculated, simulated and a demonstrator has been built up. Furthermore, a lean system to determine the coupling factor is presented. Measurements, which are showing the satisfactory results, complete the work.
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Coils
Coupling
Couplings
electric variables control
Electric vehicle charging
Energy exchange
Energy transfer
Inductive power transmission
Inductors
mutual coupling
Reactive power
resonance
Resonant frequency
vehicular and wireless technologies
Wireless communication
Wireless power transmission
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