Effect of Multilayer Windings in Axial Motion Inductive Power Transfer

This study examines the impact of multilayer windings on inductive power transfer in a rotating system. The 20-turn windings on the primary and secondary sides are modeled as single, double, and four-layer configurations, with identical air gaps, identical conductor spacings, and identical conductor counts. The configurations were evaluated based on power transfer efficiency under a 96V source voltage and a 100 kHz resonant frequency, using self-inductance and mutual inductance values derived from the models.

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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isetc63109.2024.10797223
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Effect of Multilayer Windings in Axial Motion Inductive Power Transfer

Emin Yıldırız, Erhan Tuncel
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Effect of Multilayer Windings in Axial Motion Inductive Power Transfer

Emin Yıldırız, Erhan Tuncel
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This study examines the impact of multilayer windings on inductive power transfer in a rotating system. The 20-turn windings on the primary and secondary sides are modeled as single, double, and four-layer configurations, with identical air gaps, identical conductor spacings, and identical conductor counts. The configurations were evaluated based on power transfer efficiency under a 96V source voltage and a 100 kHz resonant frequency, using self-inductance and mutual inductance values derived from the models.

Trakya University (TR), Düzce Üniversitesi (TR)
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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