Abstract

Simultaneous power transfer to multiple receiver (Rx) system is one of the key advantages of wireless power transfer (WPT) system using magnetic resonance. However, determining the optimal condition to uniformly transfer the power to a selected Rx at high efficiency is the challenging task under the dynamic environment. The cross-coupling and frequency splitting are the dominant issues present in the multiple Rx dynamic WPT system. The existing analysis is performed by considering any one issue present in the system; on the other hand, the cross coupling and frequency splitting issues are interrelated in dynamic Rx’s, which requires a comprehensive design strategy by considering both the problems. This paper proposes an optimal design of multiple Rx WPT system, which can eliminate cross coupling, frequency splitting issues and increase the power transfer efficiency (PTE) of selected Rx. The cross-coupling rejection, uniform power transfer is performed by adding an additional relay coil and independent resonance frequency tuning with capacitive compensation to each Rx unit. The frequency splitting phenomena are eliminated using non-identical transmitter (Tx) and Rx coil structure which can maintain the coupling between the coil under the critical coupling limit. The mathematical analysis of the compensation capacitance calculation and optimal Tx coil size identification is performed for the four Rx WPT system. Finite element analysis and experimental investigation are carried out for the proposed design in static and dynamic conditions.

Highlights

  • Recent progress in the magnetic resonant based wireless power transfer (MRWPT) system has stimulated its usage in wide applications such as electric vehicles, consumer appliances, and wireless sensor networks [1,2,3]

  • When the separation among the Tx and Rx the critical value, frequency splitting will be present in the system which leads to the variation in the coils are reducing below the critical value, frequency splitting will be present in the system which resonant frequency and increases the cross coupling between the coil

  • The analysis of WPT toand multiple system is discussed in this paper by considering individual load and coil design is investigated fromRx the analysis it is observed that the capacitive the cross-coupling, frequency splitting, and uniform power distribution challenges

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Summary

Introduction

Recent progress in the magnetic resonant based wireless power transfer (MRWPT) system has stimulated its usage in wide applications such as electric vehicles, consumer appliances, and wireless sensor networks [1,2,3]. In case of multiple Rx system which is operated at different resonant frequency employing the impedance matching circuit increases the design complexity and requires a wide range of capacitance and inductive elements. To minimize the effects of frequency splitting with simple control approach a non-identical resonant coil structure was studied for different distance in single Tx and Rx system [30,31]. Based on the above discussion, it is observed that for the multiple Rx WPT system under dynamic environment, the cross-coupling, frequency splitting, uniform power distribution to all the Rx with improved PTE are a major challenge. The over-coupling condition is eliminated by choosing a non-identical resonant Tx coil structure at the Frequency splitting under distance.

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