Single-phase wireless power transfer system controlled by magnetic core reactors at transmitter and receiver

Citation:
Romba, L., {S. S. } Valtchev, and R. Melício, "Single-phase wireless power transfer system controlled by magnetic core reactors at transmitter and receiver", Technological Innovation for Smart Systems - 8th IFIP WG 5.5/SOCOLNET Advanced Doctoral Conference on Computing, Electrical and Industrial Systems, DoCEIS 2017, Proceedings: Springer New York LLC, pp. 419–428, 2017.

Abstract:

The applications of wireless power transmission have become widely increasing over the last decade, mainly in the battery charging systems for electric vehicles. This paper focuses on the single-phase wireless power transfer prototype controlled by magnetic core reactors in either side of the system: that of the transmitter, and that of the receiver. The described wireless power transfer system prototype employs a strong magnetic coupling technology to improve the power transmission efficiency. In the same time, a magnetic core reactor is used to control the “tuning” between the transmitter and the receiver frequencies, allowing for that increase of the system efficiency. Finally, practical results of the implemented prototype are presented.

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