Bi-directional Contactless Inductive Power Transfer System Modeling and verifying

This paper presents an approach for the modeling of bi-directional contactless inductive power transfer (CIPT) system based on the generalized state space averaging (GSSA) method. By using the proposed method, a dynamic model can be realized by a linear model. The validity of the model is verified by theoretical analysis, simulations and experimental results of a 2kW prototype bi-directional CIPT system with a 1mm air- gap. Results indicate that the proposed model is an ideal analysis tool for CIPT system . Streszczenie. Zaprezentowano system bezprzewodowej, dwukierunkowej transmisji mocy CIPT. Metoda byla zweryfikowana teoretycznie, przez symulacje oraz eksperymentalnie w systemie transmisji mocy 2 kW przez szczeline 1 mm. (Dwukierunkowa bezprzewodowa transmisja mocy - model i eksperymentalna weryfikacja)

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