论文信息 - Researches of microwave safety issue of wireless power transfer technology for commercial vehicles

Researches of microwave safety issue of wireless power transfer technology for commercial vehicles

Electrification is expected to be introduced to commercial vehicles in addition to passenger cars. However, the energy level required in their wireless power transfer is much higher, and the suitability of various types of wireless power transfer systems must be assessed. A method for solving related technical and safety issues is described in this paper.

Naoki Shinohara | Junji Miyakoshi | Hiroshi Tonomura

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