2019
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2018.2840502
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Optimized <italic>LCC</italic>-Series Compensated Resonant Network for Stationary Wireless EV Chargers

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“…From Equations (15)- (25) and the equivalent circuit as shown in Figure 5 and analysis in references [6][7][8]23], the proposed SS/S SHRC has the same characteristics as the FRC based on SS compensation topology. Capacitors C 11 and C 12 , in series with the primary inductor L 1 , play the same role as the primary compensation capacitor in full-bridge topology.…”
Section: Resonance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…From Equations (15)- (25) and the equivalent circuit as shown in Figure 5 and analysis in references [6][7][8]23], the proposed SS/S SHRC has the same characteristics as the FRC based on SS compensation topology. Capacitors C 11 and C 12 , in series with the primary inductor L 1 , play the same role as the primary compensation capacitor in full-bridge topology.…”
Section: Resonance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the transfer distance and the coil structure, which affect the value of M, are the same, output power of SHRC and FRC are only related to primary current i 1 powering the same load R ac . If the input voltage of SHRC is twice of the input voltage of FRC, the primary currents of both are the same based on Equation (24) and analysis in [6][7][8]23]. By regarding the circuit parts inside the dotted rectangle in both Figure 1a,b as two-port network and if the input currents of both topologies are the same, the efficiency of these two networks are equal to each other.…”
Section: Comparison Of Ss/s Shrc and Frcmentioning
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“…k i , α, and β are empirical constants determined by the core material characteristic. k i = 0.33, α = 1.98, and β = 1.64. f, B, and V are operating frequency, flux density and volume of the core [26]. By considering the dielectric characteristic of capacitors, the loss of capacitors is given by Equation (51), where tan δ(f ) is the dissipation factor of capacitors and I indicate the current stress on the capacitors [26].…”
Section: Efficiency and Power Loss Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%