Modern Trends in Inductive Power Transfer for Transportation Applications
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Inductive power transfer (IPT) has progressed to be a power distribution system offering significant benefits in modern automation systems and particularly so in stringent environments. Here, the same technology may be used in very dirty environments and in a clean room manufacture. This paper reviews the development of simple factory automation (FA) IPT systems for both today's complex applications and onward to a much more challenging application—IPT roadway. The underpinning of all IPT technology is two strongly coupled coils operating at resonance to transfer power efficiently. Over time the air-gap, efficiency, coupling factor, and power transfer capability have significantly improved. New magnetic…
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- Maximum power transfer theorem
- Automation
- Overhead (engineering)
- Interoperability
- Electrical engineering
- Engineering
- Power (physics)
- Factory (object-oriented programming)
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- Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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