Design of a Single Load Li-Battery Contactless Charging Platform with Frequency Tracking

Zi Ming Zhao; Ying Ying Yao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.588-589.412

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Design of a Single Load Li-Battery Contactless Charging Platform with Frequency Tracking

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Wireless energy transfer system uses separable mutual induction coil to transfer energy. According to the load characteristics of rechargeable batteries, the primary and secondary sides constitute the resonant circuit with series compensation to improve power factor and transmission capability of the system. The high frequency signal source circuit of the primary side uses frequency tracking to make the system working accurately at the resonant state. The primary side current keeps constant to make system stable. The system parameters are given optimized under the loosely coupled condition considering voltage gain, frequency bifurcation phenomena and the limit of the size of the secondary side, etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 588-589)

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November 2012

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Zi Ming Zhao, Ying Ying Yao

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Characteristics of Battery-Charging Load, Constant Current Control, Frequency Tracking, Wireless Energy Transfer

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