Analysis and comparison of the coupled coil structures in dual‐load magnetic coupled resonance wireless power transfer systems

Abstract The dual‐load magnetic coupled resonance wireless power transfer (WPT) technology has the advantages of integrated conversion function, higher power density, and higher energy utilization rate. Reasonable coil structure selection and design is a challenge in the dual load WPT system. This article conducts electromagnetic analysis on three types of coil structures: circular–circular, rectangular–circular, and rectangular–rectangular, and uses Ansys Maxwell software to analyze and compare the magnetic field distribution intensity and transmission characteristics of each structure when the coil is offset. The analysis results showed that the rectangular–rectangular coils have stronger offset characteristics. Therefore, the double‐load MCR‐WPT system ultimately adopts the rectangular–rectangular coil structure. The transmitting and receiving coils of the WPT system were wound and tested, and the dual‐load WPT system with rectangular–rectangular coupling coil structures are constructed for experimental verification.

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International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cta.4193
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Analysis and comparison of the coupled coil structures in dual‐load magnetic coupled resonance wireless power transfer systems

Adrian David Cheok, Jun Cai, Xin Zhang, Ying Yan
International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Analysis and comparison of the coupled coil structures in dual‐load magnetic coupled resonance wireless power transfer systems

Adrian David Cheok, Jun Cai, Xin Zhang, Ying Yan
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Abstract The dual‐load magnetic coupled resonance wireless power transfer (WPT) technology has the advantages of integrated conversion function, higher power density, and higher energy utilization rate. Reasonable coil structure selection and design is a challenge in the dual load WPT system. This article conducts electromagnetic analysis on three types of coil structures: circular–circular, rectangular–circular, and rectangular–rectangular, and uses Ansys Maxwell software to analyze and compare the magnetic field distribution intensity and transmission characteristics of each structure when the coil is offset. The analysis results showed that the rectangular–rectangular coils have stronger offset characteristics. Therefore, the double‐load MCR‐WPT system ultimately adopts the rectangular–rectangular coil structure. The transmitting and receiving coils of the WPT system were wound and tested, and the dual‐load WPT system with rectangular–rectangular coupling coil structures are constructed for experimental verification.

International Journal of Circuit Theory and ApplicationsVol. 53(4)
Anhui Jianzhu University (CN), Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (CN), Zhejiang University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Research of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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