Advanced Wireless Charging Solutions for Military Armored Vehicles

The use of traditional plug-in charging techniques in hybrid and electric combat vehicles poses a major drawback in adversarial and dynamic battlefield situations. These techniques impede mobility, involve physical connections, and pose risks of wear, breakdown, and delays in operations. To address such limitations, this research suggests an electric vehicle (EV) wireless charging system optimized for defense operations. The system combines wireless power transfer technology, real-time monitoring using IoT-based systems, and smart relay activation to facilitate smooth, contactless charging both in transit and at rest. Onboard voltage sensors continuously monitor battery levels and automatically initiate power transmission from a specialized charging hub when necessary. By doing away with human intervention and physical connectors, this system reduces downtime, guarantees fault-free power delivery, and maximizes the operational readiness of military forces. The proposed solution is focused on enhancing mobility, safety, and efficiency while offering a rugged and versatile source of power in contemporary defense contexts.

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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iciccs65191.2025.10985122
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Advanced Wireless Charging Solutions for Military Armored Vehicles

A. Santhi Mary Antony, V Achaya, M J Jayavarshini
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Advanced Wireless Charging Solutions for Military Armored Vehicles

A. Santhi Mary Antony, V Achaya, M J Jayavarshini
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Abstract

The use of traditional plug-in charging techniques in hybrid and electric combat vehicles poses a major drawback in adversarial and dynamic battlefield situations. These techniques impede mobility, involve physical connections, and pose risks of wear, breakdown, and delays in operations. To address such limitations, this research suggests an electric vehicle (EV) wireless charging system optimized for defense operations. The system combines wireless power transfer technology, real-time monitoring using IoT-based systems, and smart relay activation to facilitate smooth, contactless charging both in transit and at rest. Onboard voltage sensors continuously monitor battery levels and automatically initiate power transmission from a specialized charging hub when necessary. By doing away with human intervention and physical connectors, this system reduces downtime, guarantees fault-free power delivery, and maximizes the operational readiness of military forces. The proposed solution is focused on enhancing mobility, safety, and efficiency while offering a rugged and versatile source of power in contemporary defense contexts.

St. Joseph's Institute of Technology (IN)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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