Analytical and experimental investigations of optimal load impedance in LCC-compensated inductive power transfer systems

Zhu, Guodong; Gao, Dawei

doi:10.1016/j.etran.2021.100153

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“…Experimental evidence demonstrated that using a resistance of 4k7 Ω resulted in a voltage of 122.8 V and a lighting intensity of 604 lux. Similarly, employing a resistance of 8k2 Ω yielded a voltage of 139.7 V and a lighting intensity of 432 lux (Atmojo, Facta and Karnoto, 2015;Zhu and Gao, 2022).…”

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Comparative Analysis of a Rectifier Performance in Power Generation Applications

Sri Agustina,

Wahab,

Djulil Amri

et al. 2024

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Electrical energy's significance is critical to human life, as seen by the rising usage of this resource. Electricity-consuming machinery and technology are developing at an accelerating rate. A substantial electrical power supply is required to achieve these requirements. An effective method to address this issue is to use a generator set powered by an electric motor. This generator necessitates the use of a converter, which serves the purpose of transforming alternating waves (AC) into direct waves (DC), generally referred to as a rectifier. The rectifier's unsatisfactory performance necessitates the need for this research, which seeks to develop and construct a rectifier and subsequently compare its performance utilizing two distinct current sources. Rectifier performance is obtained through the utilization of direct computation and measuring methods. Two sources charge the battery: direct current from the motor and alternating current from the power grid. According to the test results, the converter using an electric power plant source had a higher current value. On the generator, the battery charges up to 13.4 volts in 55 minutes, which is 5 minutes quicker than on the PLN source.

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confidence: 99%