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Journal Article Wireless Power Transfer With Automatic Feedback Control of Load Resistance Transformation
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Authors
Dukju Ahn, Seongmin Kim, Jungick Moon, In-Kui Cho
Issue Date
2016-11
Citation
IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, v.31, no.11, pp.7876-7886
ISSN
0885-8993
Publisher
IEEE
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TPEL.2015.2513060
Abstract
This paper proposes a wireless power transfer with automatic feedback control of load resistance transformation to maintain high efficiency over wide variations of coupling current and load current. The receiver (Rx) first determines the desired current level of transmitter (Tx) coil such that the receiver-side converter can transform the load resistance into optimum effective resistance, based on load current and Tx-to-Rx distance information. The determined Tx coil current data are sent to the transmitter, which then adjusts the Tx coil current accordingly. In this way, the effective resistance transformed by the receiver-side converter remains optimum under the variations of distance and load current. One of the advantages of the proposed automatic feedback control is faster response and simple hardware because it does not use operating point sweep and observation. The receiver-side switching converter also incorporates the ability to send data from receiver to transmitter by modulating the duty cycle of converter at data frequency, eliminating the need for separate RF communication hardware. This proposed communication does not require shunt current dissipation from dc output to ground, resulting in low loss. Experimental result demonstrates that the system maintains high efficiency under wide variations of coupling and load current.
KSP Keywords
Coil current, DC output, Duty cycle(DC), Effective Resistance, Experimental Result, Load current, Operating point, RF Communication, Shunt current, automatic feedback control, distance information