Electrical Vehicle Charging Through Inductive Power Transfer (IPT) System

Husain, Nor Mazidah (2016) Electrical Vehicle Charging Through Inductive Power Transfer (IPT) System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In the last 400 years, the electricity has been discovered, but this electricity is practically use and available at mid late 1800s. Due to the versatility of its function electrical vehicle has been invented. However, this electrical vehicle puts overwhelming demands on its battery specification such as the weight of battery, durability of battery and how fast it can recharge. So, to overcome this problem the wireless power transfer (WPT) has been implemented in this project. This project used inductive coil as the transmission medium from transmitter to receiver. For this project there are two approaches can be done which is static and dynamic. Where static, the electrical vehicle will be charge in motion without any physical contact between each other, but for this project will be focus on dynamic approaches, where the electrical vehicle will be supply directly from the track without any physical contact. For this project the small scale prototype has been implemented to capable in deliver the desired specification, which is 10W output power, 16 V input voltage and 1 MHz frequency and the load for this project is DC motor. At the end, this inductive power transfer has successfully implemented in this project.

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