Characteristic Research on Wireless Power Transfer Based on Magnetic Coupling Resonant

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This paper analyses the working principle of magnetic coupling resonant wireless power transmission system based on mutual inductance coil model, and then gets the expressions of load power and transmission efficiency. By the theoretical analysis the relations between the various system parameters such as: coil size, transmission distance, load resistance, the resonant frequency and load power, transmission efficiency are obtained. According to the results of theoretical analysis, the system’s characteristics of load power and transmission efficiency with varying transmission distance are studied. Finally, simulations verify the accuracy of analysis by Matlab/Simulink.

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