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Low-Order Harmonic Mitigation for Inductive Wireless Power Transfer Using a Three-Phase Meander Coil Topology

Abstract

An improvement in the polyphase system for Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) is presented in this article to reduce the impact of the low-order harmonics in the air gap and on the induced voltage at the receiver pad. The proposed solution is studied using a simplified analytical model, and later, a more complex topology is introduced and analysed using a Finite Element Method software. The results show that it is possible to mitigate the fifth, seventh and eleventh harmonic without a significant increment in the air gap between the WPT pads. Furthermore, a dynamic model for a balanced system with a three-phase transmitter and multiple phases with a series of resonant tanks on the receiver side is developed using four states instead of eight.

Keywords:
Meander (mathematics) Wireless power transfer Topology (electrical circuits) Electromagnetic coil Harmonic Electrical engineering Harmonic analysis Maximum power transfer theorem Resonant inductive coupling Wireless Electronic engineering Power (physics) Computer science Physics Engineering Telecommunications Acoustics Energy transfer Mathematics Geometry

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