simulation wireless electricity打印.pdfVIP

J. of Electromagn. Waves and Appl., Vol. 23, 925–934, 2009 SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT COUPLING MECHANISMS FOR THE WIRELESS ELECTRICITY TRANSFER X. C. Wei and E. P. Li Computational Electromagnetics and Electronic Division Institute of High Performance Computing 1 Fusionopolis Way, #16-16 Connexis, Singapore 138632, Singapore Y. L. Guan and Y. H. Chong Nanyang Technological University 50 Nanyang Drive, Research Techno Plaza Level 4 Border X Block, Singapore 637553 Abstract—Wireless electricity transfer is an emerging technology for the future power supply system. In this paper, we simulate two different coupling mechanisms used in the wireless electricity transfer: the inductive coupling and resonant near-field coupling. Equivalent circuits are extracted to simulate their transfer efficiencies. To achieve the maximum transfer efficiency, the optimized frequencies are derived for two mechanisms. There is good agreement between simulation results and measurement results. By comparing their transfer efficiencies, it shows that the resonant near-field coupling is usually more efficient than the inductive coupling for the middle- distance electricity transfer. 1. INTRODUCTION The wireless electricity transfer is an emerging technology for the future power supply system. It has distinct advantages over traditional electricity transfer. It provides a convenient way to run electrical devices, where the power-connecting wires are troublesome or even impossible, such as implanted electrical devices. It also helps to reduce Corresponding author: X. C. Wei (weixc@ihpc.a-star.edu.sg). 926 Wei et al. the product cost, since it throws off the c