State-of-the-Art in Cyber-Physical Security for Dynamic Wireless Charging of Electric Vehicles

Dynamic Wireless Charging systems for electric vehicles offers a revolutionary approach to EV charging, enabling vehicles to charge while in motion and overcoming the limitations of stationary wireless charging. Despite their efficiency and convenience, dynamic wireless charging systems introduce complex security vulnerabilities that must be addressed to ensure system reliability and safety. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the cyber-physical security challenges associated with electric vehicle dynamic wireless charging systems, examining potential threats such as cyber attacks and physical tampering. It identifies specific vulnerabilities in communication protocols, hardware, and software, and discusses various mitigation strategies such as encryption and physical layer security enhancements. Furthermore, the paper highlights recent advancements in security technologies and outlines future research directions to enhance the resilience of dynamic wireless charging systems. By addressing these security challenges, stakeholders can foster a safer environment for the deployment of dynamic wireless charging, thereby promoting the broader adoption of electric vehicles and advancing sustainable transportation solutions.

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2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon55916.2024.10905770
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RFID technology advancements
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State-of-the-Art in Cyber-Physical Security for Dynamic Wireless Charging of Electric Vehicles

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Abstract

Dynamic Wireless Charging systems for electric vehicles offers a revolutionary approach to EV charging, enabling vehicles to charge while in motion and overcoming the limitations of stationary wireless charging. Despite their efficiency and convenience, dynamic wireless charging systems introduce complex security vulnerabilities that must be addressed to ensure system reliability and safety. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the cyber-physical security challenges associated with electric vehicle dynamic wireless charging systems, examining potential threats such as cyber attacks and physical tampering. It identifies specific vulnerabilities in communication protocols, hardware, and software, and discusses various mitigation strategies such as encryption and physical layer security enhancements. Furthermore, the paper highlights recent advancements in security technologies and outlines future research directions to enhance the resilience of dynamic wireless charging systems. By addressing these security challenges, stakeholders can foster a safer environment for the deployment of dynamic wireless charging, thereby promoting the broader adoption of electric vehicles and advancing sustainable transportation solutions.

Ontario Tech University (CA), Toronto Metropolitan University (CA)
Sustainable cities and communities
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