A Bidirectional Wireless Power Transfer System Control Strategy Independent of Real-Time Wireless Communication
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Abstract
For the bidirectional wireless power transfer (BWPT) technology, the phase synchronization between the transmitting and receiving converters is very essential and difficult to achieve by wireless communication between two sides because the delay and data transfer interval of wireless communication severely influence the control performance. This article proposes a novel control strategy for BWPT, which can achieve the phase synchronization and maximum efficiency point tracking independent of the real-time wireless communication. To solve the overshoot and oscillation problem incurred by the proposed control strategy and the nature of the system itself, the dynamics of a series-series compensated BWPT system is then analyzed and a small-signal model of this system is derived based on the generalized state space averaging and extended describing function methods. Using the small-signal model, a BWPT control system based on the proposed control strategy is designed and optimized. The validity of the proposed strategy and the performance of the control system are verified experimentally using a 3.3-kW prototype system.
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