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Design of a Zero-voltage-switching Large-air-gap Wireless Charger with Low Electrical Stress for Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles
IEEE Xplore
  • Chen Duan
  • Chenguang Jiang
  • Allan Taylor, Kettering University
  • Kevin Hua Bai
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
8-1-2013
Conference Name
2013 IEEE Transportation Electrification Conference and Expo (ITEC)
Abstract

This paper proposes a design and development of a wireless power transfer system to charge the battery in the Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles. A Parallel-Parallel topology is adopted to realize 15 cm-distance power transfer using resonance theory. Finite Element Method is used to extract the coil parameters. The advantages of the proposed design compared to the previous similar research are 1) low operational frequency (42 kHz) to avoid the electromagnetic interference to on-board automotive electronics equipment, and 2) low electrical stress to the semiconductor switches through using zero-voltage-switching technique. A 2 kW prototype to charge 200 V battery was built to experimentally verify the theoretical analysis. The overall system efficiency is ~86%.

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https://doi.org/10.1109/ITEC.2013.6574507

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Citation Information
Chen Duan, Chenguang Jiang, Allan Taylor and Kevin Hua Bai. "Design of a Zero-voltage-switching Large-air-gap Wireless Charger with Low Electrical Stress for Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles" IEEE Xplore (2013)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/allan-taylor/17/