Capacitive Wireless Charging
Wireless charging or wireless charging of CWCS-type electric cars is done using displacement current due to the variation of electric fields. Instead of magnets or reels as transmitters and receivers, clutch capacitors are used here as wireless power transmissions. AC voltage was first supplied to the power factor correction circuit aimed at improving efficiency, maintaining voltage levels and reducing transmission losses. It is then supplied to the H-bridge for high frequency AC voltage generation. This high-frequency air conditioner applied to the transmission plate causes the development of an oscillating electric field and then causes the displacement current on the receiver plate through static electro induction.
The receiver-side AC voltage is converted to DC and then charged via BMS by a series of rectifiers and filters. The frequency, voltage, size of the clutch capacitor and the air gap between the transmitter and the receiver affect the amount of energy transfer. The operating frequency is between 100 to 600 KHz.
Wireless Charging Permanent Magnet Gear (PMWC)
In this wireless charging technology for electric cars, each transmitter also receiver consists of haunted twists and permanent magnets synchronized in the twist. The principle of transmitter side operation is similar to motor operation. When we apply the AC current to the transmitter, it will cause the mechanical torque on the transmitter magnet to cause its spin. Due to changes in transmitter magnetic interaction, the PM field causes torque on the PM receiver resulting in rotation in sync with the transmitter magnet. Now the change in the receiver’s permanent magnetic field causes the production of ac current in the twist that is, the receiver acts as a generator as a mechanical power input to the receiver PM which is converted into electrical output on the receiver’s twist. A rotating permanent magnetic clutch is called a magnetic gear. The resulting AC power on the receiving side is fed to the battery after repair and filtered through the power converter.
Inductive Wireless Charging (IWC)
The basic principle of wireless charging or wireless charging of electric cars is faraday induction law. Here, wireless transmission is achieved by inducing the magnetic field between the transmitter coil and the receiver. When the main AC supply is applied to the transmitter coil, it creates an AC magnetic field that passes through the transmitter coil and this magnetic field moves electrons in the receiver twist causing the AC power output. This air conditioning output is repaired and filtered and then fills the car’s energy storage system. The number of transfers on the electric car wireless charger depends on the frequency, joint inductance and distance between the transmitter and the receiver coil. The operating frequency of IWC electric car wireless charging is between 19 to 50 KHz.
Wireless Charging Inductive Resonant (RIWC)
Wireless charging of this electric car is basically a resonator with a high quality factor transmitting energy at a much higher level. Because it operates on resonance, even with a weaker magnetic field, we can transmit an amount of energy as large as the transfer capacity as in IWC. Power can be transferred remotely without wires. Maximum power transfer through the air occurs when the transmitter and receiver twists are arranged in such a way that the frequency of the two resonance coils must match. So in order to obtain a good resonance frequency, additional network compensation of parallel-series combinations is added to the transmitter coil as well as receiver. Additional compensation networks on this listrk car wireless charger should adjust the increased resonance frequency as well as reduce additional losses. Riwc operating frequency is between 10 to 150 KHz.
All the wireless charger technology of electric cars or wireless charging for wevcs electric cars above will certainly increase the interest of consumers to have this type of car, because it gives more choices.
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