An Electric Vehicle Wireless Charging System With 400-V and 800-V Battery Tolerance and Strong Offset Resistance

Electric vehicle charging platforms in the market are usually rated as 400 or 800 V, so the wireless charging system of electric vehicles must effectively supply power for these two voltage platforms. It is also an urgent problem to keep the output stable in the case of misalignment. The antioffset wireless charging system based on the reconfigurable coupling coupler is proposed. A coupling structure is reconfigured by a switch to charge a 400- or 800-V charging platform at the same power level. Simultaneously, an additional set of quadrupole receiving coils is connected in series to compensate for the reduced mutual inductance when offset occurs. To verify the proposed wireless power transfer system, a scaled-down experimental prototype was built. The results show that the highest dc–dc efficiency of the system is 93.66% and 94.27% at the voltage level of 200 and 400 V, respectively, and has good misalignment tolerance in two perpendicular directions.

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IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics
Published
2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tpel.2024.3516715
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23
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Abstract

Electric vehicle charging platforms in the market are usually rated as 400 or 800 V, so the wireless charging system of electric vehicles must effectively supply power for these two voltage platforms. It is also an urgent problem to keep the output stable in the case of misalignment. The antioffset wireless charging system based on the reconfigurable coupling coupler is proposed. A coupling structure is reconfigured by a switch to charge a 400- or 800-V charging platform at the same power level. Simultaneously, an additional set of quadrupole receiving coils is connected in series to compensate for the reduced mutual inductance when offset occurs. To verify the proposed wireless power transfer system, a scaled-down experimental prototype was built. The results show that the highest dc–dc efficiency of the system is 93.66% and 94.27% at the voltage level of 200 and 400 V, respectively, and has good misalignment tolerance in two perpendicular directions.

IEEE Transactions on Power ElectronicsVol. 40(4)
Fuzhou University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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