Research on Self-Excited Inverter Rectification Method of Receiver in Wireless Power Transfer System
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Abstract
To decrease the complexity and increase the efficiency of wireless power transfer (WPT) systems, this paper proposes a novel self-excited invert rectification method for the design of the invert rectifier of the receiver (Rx). The self-excited invert rectifier can perform the self-driving and soft-switching of the MOSFETs as well as the frequency-tracking function without a microcontroller. This allows us to greatly simplify the structure of the invert rectifier and increase the transfer efficiency (TE) of the WPT system. Firstly, a self-excited invert rectifier circuit is designed, and a self-excited invert rectification method is studied. Additionally, the power loss of the self-excited invert rectifier is analyzed. Finally, the self-excited invert rectifier of the WPT experimental system is designed. The self-excited invert rectification method is then verified. The key component parameters of the self-excited invert rectifier are provided and optimized. The TE of the WPT system that includes the self-excited invert rectifier is improved by more than 5% without a microcontroller. The self-excited invert rectifier of the Rx provides a practical solution for decreasing the complexity and increasing the TE of the WPT system.Keywords
Funding Information
- Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (2022GXNSFAA035590, 2021GXNSFBA196051, UF20008Y)
- High Level Talent Foundation Project of Guilin University of Electronic Technology (2022GXNSFAA035590, 2021GXNSFBA196051, UF20008Y)
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