A Dual-Receiver Magnetic Coupler with Smooth Output for Dynamic Wireless Charging of Automated Guided Vehicles

The technology known as dynamic wireless power transmission (DWPT) has great promise in reducing the weight and expense of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) by reducing the amount of battery capacity they carry. However, there are large mutual inductance and power fluctuation in the dynamic charging process. This paper suggests a low-cost, low-variation dual-receiver magnetic coupler that is coupled in parallel by two half-bridge rectifiers as a solution to this issue. An I-type solenoid coil is used to strengthen the coupling and magnetic field. The optimized design of the coupler structure enables the system to have smooth mutual inductance fluctuation. According to the simulated results, the equivalent mutual inductance fluctuation is 3.6%, confirming the viability of the magnetic coupling structure's optimized design and the efficacy of the suggested DWPT system.

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2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isesc63657.2024.10785434
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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A Dual-Receiver Magnetic Coupler with Smooth Output for Dynamic Wireless Charging of Automated Guided Vehicles

Tao Zhang, Hongbiao Xie, Ronghuan Xie, Yiming Zhang et al.
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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A Dual-Receiver Magnetic Coupler with Smooth Output for Dynamic Wireless Charging of Automated Guided Vehicles

Tao Zhang, Hongbiao Xie, Ronghuan Xie, Yiming Zhang, Xingpeng Yu, Hangyan Zhou
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The technology known as dynamic wireless power transmission (DWPT) has great promise in reducing the weight and expense of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) by reducing the amount of battery capacity they carry. However, there are large mutual inductance and power fluctuation in the dynamic charging process. This paper suggests a low-cost, low-variation dual-receiver magnetic coupler that is coupled in parallel by two half-bridge rectifiers as a solution to this issue. An I-type solenoid coil is used to strengthen the coupling and magnetic field. The optimized design of the coupler structure enables the system to have smooth mutual inductance fluctuation. According to the simulated results, the equivalent mutual inductance fluctuation is 3.6%, confirming the viability of the magnetic coupling structure's optimized design and the efficacy of the suggested DWPT system.

Fuzhou University (CN)
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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