论文信息 - Development and performance evaluation of a non-contact rapid charging inductive power supply system for electric micro-bus

Development and performance evaluation of a non-contact rapid charging inductive power supply system for electric micro-bus

A non-contact rapid charging inductive power supply (IPS) system has been developed and tested as a charger for electric-driven vehicles (EdV). By using this system, EdV charging can be carried out safely, easily, and in a short period. Optimizing the track and pick up design of the IPS based on finite-element electromagnetic field analyses achieved significant improvements in efficiency (92%), weight (35kg), thickness (33mm), and air gap length (100mm) during 30kW power transmission. Testing on public roads of an electric-micro bus equipped with the IPS is also detailed.

Yushi Kamiya | Yasuhiro Daisho | Kimiyoshi Kobayashi | Thomas Pontefract

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