In this article, the possibility of obtaining a load-independent regime for a wireless power transfer link consisting of two magnetically coupled resonators in parallel configuration is discussed. Analytical formulas and experimental data to achieve a load-independent output voltage or current are presented. With regard to the input side, the cases of a current and a voltage generator are considered. It is shown that when the source is a current generator, either a constant output voltage or a current can be achieved by suitably choosing the operating frequency. As per the case of a voltage generator, by acting on the operating frequency, only a constant output current can be obtained.

Load-Independent Operative Regime for an Inductive Resonant WPT Link in Parallel Configuration

Monti G.
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Tarricone L.
2020-01-01

Abstract

In this article, the possibility of obtaining a load-independent regime for a wireless power transfer link consisting of two magnetically coupled resonators in parallel configuration is discussed. Analytical formulas and experimental data to achieve a load-independent output voltage or current are presented. With regard to the input side, the cases of a current and a voltage generator are considered. It is shown that when the source is a current generator, either a constant output voltage or a current can be achieved by suitably choosing the operating frequency. As per the case of a voltage generator, by acting on the operating frequency, only a constant output current can be obtained.
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