Modeling, Analysis, Design, and Verification of a Reduced Model Capacitive Power Transfer Based Wireless Charging System
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Abstract
In this paper, a reduced capacitance wireless power transfer model is proposed which is suitable for large charging area applications like electric vehicle (EV) charging. Here, when the separation distance between the same side plate pair is large enough, the effect of cross-coupling capacitances diminishes and the analysis based on a reduced capacitance model (RCM) is beneficial. The advantage of using this model is because it attains the unity gain and load-independent operation at designed resonant frequency instead of at dual resonant frequencies in the conventional six capacitance modelling (SCM). A half-bridge dual LC compensated topology is opted for the implementation of the CPT. The system is switched at 1.18 MHz, using GaN switches. The effectiveness of the reduced capacitance modelling is validated experimentally.
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