A Dynamic Capacitive Wireless Power Transfer System using Four Vertical Plates for Electric Mobility Applications
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Abstract
The dynamic wireless charging system is proposed in this article to improve the performance of capacitive power transfer (CPT). The present work suggests a novel CPT-based road infrastructure for dynamic charging with vertical plate arrangements consisting of four plates. The four aluminum plates were used to formulate the coupling capacitances between the transmitter (ground side) and receiver (vehicle side) ends. To increase the mutual capacitance, a dielectric material was filled in the space between plates on the vehicle side, which also results in improved output power. Six coupling capacitances were formed between the plates, and they are calculated by ANSYS Maxwell simulation software. By the circuit simplification method, the six coupling capacitances were reduced to four. The mutual capacitance and self-capacitance values were found for positioning the plates at different distances, and then the ideal capacitance was identified. The compensation circuit parameters were designed using dynamic circuit modeling and its performance was evaluated in LTspice software. Keywords- Wireless power transfer, dynamic charging, capacitive power transfer, coupler, circuit design.
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