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2011-05-17

Loss Reduction in Antenna for Wireless Power Transfer by Magnetic Resonant Coupling: Relation between Inter-wire Capacitance and the Antenna Loss 2011-39-7264

The wireless charging system of electric vehicles will be of high power. Due to environmental problems and the heat emission design of the machines, it is not easy to improve the efficiency of the power transmitting system. While improving the efficiency of the overall system is important, it is especially significant to improve the efficiency of the transmitting and receiving antennas. Improving the antennas is necessary as it accounts for a large part of the overall efficiency and it has strong relation to the transfer characteristics. In this paper, the importance of reducing the antenna loss for high power implementation is discussed. We showed that the antenna losses not only affecting the transfer efficiency but also the maximum power consumed by the load (the available power) by deriving an equation. Through mathematical equations and experiments, we also proved that the antenna loss is caused by both the resistance of the antenna wires and the inter-wire capacitance of the antenna.

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