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Design of wireless power transfer system via magnetic resonant coupling at 13.56 m hz
1. Design of Wireless Power
Transfer System via
Magnetic Resonant Coupling
at 13.56MHz
Ajay Kumar Sah
ajayshah2005@yahoo.com
2. Introduction
Power
Wireless Power transmission (WPT)
Magnetic induction
Resonant coupling
Maximum power transfer
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3. Types Of WPT Techniques
On the basis of Distance:
Near field Mid field Far field
On the basis of mode of Coupling:
Inductive Capacitive Laser Microwave
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Application:
Implantable medical devices
smart cards and electric vehicle
mobile electronics
And many more..
4. Objective
To design an improved WPT system
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Block diagram of the system
6. Methodology (Contd…)
Designed H Bridge
Amplifier/Oscillator
O/p of H-bridge
Amplifier/Oscillator
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7. Antenna System Design
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The classic formula for single-layer inductance
(air core) is called Wheeler's formula is given
as:
Where,
L = inductance in micro Henries
N= number of turns of wire
R= radius of coil in cm
H= height of coil in cm Coil antenna
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9. Equivalent circuit of WPT system on ADS
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Simulation set up of WPT system on ADS
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10. S-parameters of WPT System
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Simulation result showing │S11│ and │S21│
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11. Power Transfer Efficiency of WPT System
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Simulation set up for Power transfer efficiency
Power transfer efficiency of WPT system
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12. S parameters at variable k
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Simulation result showing│S21│ at different k
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13. Comparison of all three WPT Systems
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Simulation result showing │S11│ and │S21
Systems k │S11│ │S21│ Efficiency
2 coil system 0.5 0.929 0.367 13.46%
3 coil system 0.5 0.667 0.743 55.20%
Designed system 0.00429 0.012 0.884 78.18%
Table: Efficiency of Two coil, three coil and designed WPT SystemIOE – Graduate Conference , 29th November 2013, Central Campus , Pulchowk
14. Advantages
Wire-free
Does not need LOS
No radiation
Does not interfere with radio waves.
Very useful in biological implants.
Highly resonant strong coupling provides high
efficiency over distance.
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15. Conclusion
An improved WPT system was designed.
Efficiency 78.18% at k=0.00429.
Significant improvements in terms of power-
transfer efficiency have been achieved.
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6. Kawamura, Atsuo, and Tae-Woong Kim. "Proposed Equivalent Circuit and Parameter Identification Method
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17. Thank You !
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