A methodology on the efficiency of wireless power transfer for the low power system
Young Hwan Lho, Sang Yong Lee, Jong Dae Kim, Yil-Suk Yang
Abstract
Young Hwan Lho, Sang Yong Lee, Jong Dae Kim, Yil-Suk Yang
Abstract
Wireless power transfer (WPT) is the technology that forces the power to transmit electromagnetic field to an electrical load through an air gap without interconnecting wires. This technology is widely used for the applications from low power smartphone to high power electric railroad. In this paper, the model of wireless power transfer circuit for the low power system is designed for a resonant frequency of 13.45 MHz. Also, a feedback WPT circuit is proposed, and the methodology for power efficiency improvement is studied as the coupling coefficient increases above 0.01, at which the split frequency is made.
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Wireless power transfer (WPT) is the technology that forces the power to transmit electromagnetic field to an electrical load through an air gap without interconnecting wires. This technology is widely used for the applications from low power smartphone to high power electric railroad. In this paper, the model of wireless power transfer circuit for the low power system is designed for a resonant frequency of 13.45 MHz. Also, a feedback WPT circuit is proposed, and the methodology for power efficiency improvement is studied as the coupling coefficient increases above 0.01, at which the split frequency is made.
Key concepts: Wireless power transfer, Electrical engineering, Power (physics), Wireless, Maximum power transfer theorem, Coupling coefficient of resonators, Electronic engineering, Air gap (plumbing)