With the optimization goal of improving the transmission efficiency of the magnetically coupled resonant wireless power transmission (MCR-WPT) system, the influencing factors and suppression methods of frequency splitting phenomenon (FSP) are analyzed from the perspective of input impedance based on the mutual inductance model. Then we propose the Monte Carlo-Interior Point method (MC-IPM) for nonlinear modeling to determine the optimal system parameters while ensuring that the system does not suffer from FSP. Finally, the simulation results show that the proposed method can obtain the optimal parameters faster and achieve higher transmission efficiency. The optimized system can meet the practical requirements and provides a reference value for improving the transmission performance of MCR-WPT.

A short-term prediction method for distributed PV power based on an improved selection of similar time periods (ISTP) is proposed, to address the problem of low output power prediction accuracy due to a large number of influencing factors and the large difference in the degree of influence of various factors. First, the simple correlation coefficient (SCC) based on path analysis is used to screen the main influencing factors with stronger correlation with PV output power, and these factors are classified into three categories. Second, correlations of the three dimensions are calculated, respectively: (i) TOPSIS (with weights optimized by the SCC) determines meteorological correlation, (ii) linear weighting (based on the fuzzy ranking) obtains time correlation, and (iii) load correlation is quantified with existing current parameters. Third, the combined impact correlation (CIC) is obtained by weighting the three correlations above to establish criteria for the selection of similar periods, and a short-term PV power prediction model is established. Finally, experimental results based on real data of Australian Yulara Solar System PV plant demonstrate that errors of proposed ISTP method are respectively improved by 47.06% and 46.09% compared with the traditional ELMAN and similar day method.