Abstract
For the bidirectional wireless electric vehicle charging system, when both the primary and secondary converters are active, the phase synchronization between the two converters are necessary to control the power flow direction. This article proposes a new phase synchronization method by tracking the maximum (or minimum, depending on the power flow direction) value of the output current, without auxiliary hardware or the real-time communication between the primary and secondary sides. First, the relationship between the output current and the phase difference of the control signals is derived. It is found that the maximum output current is determined by the relative phase-shift angle (time interval between the middle points of the primary and secondary voltages) and the internal phase-shift angles of the two converters (time interval when the output voltage equals to the dc-link voltage). Second, a new scheme for generating the control signals is proposed to ensure that the relative phase-shift angle is not influenced by the internal phase-shift angles. Third, based on the perturbation and observation method, a procedure is proposed to track the extreme value of the output current and obtain the target relative phase-shift angle for the phase synchronization state. Moreover, the relationship between the internal phase-shift angle and the transfer power is derived to regulate the magnitude of the transfer power, with the dead-time effect taken into consideration. Finally, experimental results verify the validity of the proposed method with different air gaps and power levels. The method is easy to be implemented, helpful for the optimal operation of the static and quasi-static wireless charging system and suitable for the bidirectional power flow.
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