Attaining Arbitrary Load Independent Voltage Gain and Minimizing Inverter VA Rating in S(C)-S(C) Compensated Wireless Power Transfer Links

It is well known that fixed-frequency constant-coupling series(capacitor)-series(capacitor) (S(C)-S(C)) compensated inductive wireless power transfer links (IWPTL) may be designed to operate with load-independent voltage gain (LIVG) within bounds dictated by parameters of the loosely coupled transformer (LCT). Lately, it has been shown that these bounds may be extended by employing series(inductor)-series(capacitor) (S(L)-S(C)) or series(capacitor)-series(inductor) (S(C)-S(L)) compensation networks, allowing attaining arbitrary LIVG at the expense of utilizing full-rating inductors as compensation elements. This work proposes a design method allowing to simultaneously attain arbitrary LIVG with S(C)-S(C) compensated IWPTL and minimize inverter VA rating. The revealed methodology is validated in PSIM simulation and experiments.

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2025-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon58223.2025.11221275
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Attaining Arbitrary Load Independent Voltage Gain and Minimizing Inverter VA Rating in S(C)-S(C) Compensated Wireless Power Transfer Links

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It is well known that fixed-frequency constant-coupling series(capacitor)-series(capacitor) (S(C)-S(C)) compensated inductive wireless power transfer links (IWPTL) may be designed to operate with load-independent voltage gain (LIVG) within bounds dictated by parameters of the loosely coupled transformer (LCT). Lately, it has been shown that these bounds may be extended by employing series(inductor)-series(capacitor) (S(L)-S(C)) or series(capacitor)-series(inductor) (S(C)-S(L)) compensation networks, allowing attaining arbitrary LIVG at the expense of utilizing full-rating inductors as compensation elements. This work proposes a design method allowing to simultaneously attain arbitrary LIVG with S(C)-S(C) compensated IWPTL and minimize inverter VA rating. The revealed methodology is validated in PSIM simulation and experiments.

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (IL), Hellenic Mediterranean University (GR), Sami Shamoon College of Engineering (IL), Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad (IN), University of Bologna (IT)
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