An Inductive Power Transfer System using Soft-Switched AC/AC Active-Clamped Half-Bridge Converter with Predictive Dead-Beat Grid Current Control
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Abstract
In this paper, a dead-beat control-based AC/AC active-clamped half-bridge (HB) converter feeding inductive wireless charging system is presented. It offers some advantages of a low component count, high efficiency, reliability, cost-effectiveness, and unity power factor. The system design procedure and non-linear dead-beat controller development are given in detail. The main drawbacks of the AC/AC active-clamped HB converter are the high current stress and hard switching of the lower switches. In this paper, the all-switch zero-voltage-switching (ZVS) operation of the AC/AC active-clamped HB converter based inductive wireless charging system is explored. Moreover, the performance of the charging system under the variation of the mutual inductance and compensation capacitors are evaluated. Simulation and experimental results are given to verify the theoretical analysis.
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