LCC-LCC/S hybrid compensation topology for wireless power transfer based on switch controlled capacitor with constant current and constant voltage characteristics

For wireless power transfer systems, constant current (CC) output, constant voltage (CV) output, and zero phase angle (ZPA) switching are critical research priorities. This paper proposes an LCC-LCC/S hybrid compensated converter integrated with an auxiliary switch-controlled capacitor (SCC). By adjusting the parameters of the SCC, the LCC-LCC compensation topology can achieve load-independent CC output at a fixed frequency under ZPA conditions. Similarly, the LCC-S compensation topology enables load-independent CV output under the same operating conditions. Experimental validation is conducted on a 19.42 kHz prototype, which stably delivers 2 A and 60 V with a peak efficiency of 90.7%.

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IEICE Electronics Express
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2026-01-04
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https://doi.org/10.1587/elex.23.20250691
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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LCC-LCC/S hybrid compensation topology for wireless power transfer based on switch controlled capacitor with constant current and constant voltage characteristics

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For wireless power transfer systems, constant current (CC) output, constant voltage (CV) output, and zero phase angle (ZPA) switching are critical research priorities. This paper proposes an LCC-LCC/S hybrid compensated converter integrated with an auxiliary switch-controlled capacitor (SCC). By adjusting the parameters of the SCC, the LCC-LCC compensation topology can achieve load-independent CC output at a fixed frequency under ZPA conditions. Similarly, the LCC-S compensation topology enables load-independent CV output under the same operating conditions. Experimental validation is conducted on a 19.42 kHz prototype, which stably delivers 2 A and 60 V with a peak efficiency of 90.7%.

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Harbin Engineering University (CN), Xiamen University of Technology (CN)
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