Investigation of Segment Switching Process in High-Speed Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System

In dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT) systems, the rapid change of coupling when the receiver coil moves from one segmented transmitter coil to another may cause current overshooting or transient oscillations during the segment switching process, especially in high-speed scenarios. In this paper, these segment-switching phenomena in DWPT systems are investigated and explained in detail. The large-signal and small-signal model of a two-segmented-transmitter DWPT system is established first. The transient characters of the DWPT system under various receiver speeds and various circuit parameters including load conditions, resonant frequencies, and resonant inductors, are shown and explained. The results are validated by the comparison of the theoretical analysis and the simulation.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ciycee63099.2024.10846131
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Investigation of Segment Switching Process in High-Speed Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System

Xiaohui Gu, Yeran Liu, Yong Li
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Investigation of Segment Switching Process in High-Speed Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer System

Xiaohui Gu, Yeran Liu, Yong Li
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Abstract

In dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT) systems, the rapid change of coupling when the receiver coil moves from one segmented transmitter coil to another may cause current overshooting or transient oscillations during the segment switching process, especially in high-speed scenarios. In this paper, these segment-switching phenomena in DWPT systems are investigated and explained in detail. The large-signal and small-signal model of a two-segmented-transmitter DWPT system is established first. The transient characters of the DWPT system under various receiver speeds and various circuit parameters including load conditions, resonant frequencies, and resonant inductors, are shown and explained. The results are validated by the comparison of the theoretical analysis and the simulation.

Southwest Jiaotong University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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