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Solving Power Transfer Efficiency

    • Leiron Babi Mota
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      Do you have any tutorial on how to obtain the power transfer efficiency of a Wireless Power Transfer System using results data from Ansys Maxwell? 



      Can someone help us identify the reason why our results didn’t match the results of our reference study? The values that we used for our model were equal to our reference model’s specifications. 

       

      Please see the tables below to see the results from our reference study. 

       

      Distance (mm) 

      Reference Model

       Leakage Magnetic Field (uT)

      uT of our simulation

      150

      265

      51.57

      160

      320

      42.93

      180

      245

      31.77

      200

      190

      25.30

      220

      150

      19.52

      240

      120

      14.36

      260

      90

      11.89

      280

      75

      9.79

      300

      60

      8.03

      320

      50

      6.87

      340

      35

      5.79

      350

      25

      5.14



       

      From reference

      From our simulation

      Primary turns

      8

      8

      Secondary turns

      9

      9

      Air gap

      132mm

      132mm

      Primary peak current

      81.88cis(0)A

      81.88Acis(0)

      Secondary peak current

      72.74cis(-90deg)A

       

      Ltx

      37.68 uH

      527.18uH

      Lrx

      43.81 uH

      3287.63uH

      Mutual inductance

      3.657uH to 8.979uH

      231.047uH

      Operating frequency

      85kHz

      85kHz



      Links to our files:

      https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1upfp5BAApy-WcJINQg-PxOFTLXxxjSjN?usp=sharing

      If there's someone who can help us, kindly reply to this post. Thank you

      Data Sources: 

       

      Wireless Power Transfer for Light-Duty Plug-in/Electric Vehicles and Alignment Methodology, SAE J2954-2020, SAE International, Oct. 2020.

       

      S. Son, S. Woo, H. Kim, J. Ahn, S. Huh, S. Lee, and S. Ahn, “Shielding sensor coil to reduce the leakage magnetic field and detect the receiver position in Wireless Power Transfer System for Electric Vehicle,” Energies, vol. 15, no. 7, pp. 1–15, 2022, doi: 10.3390/en15072493.

       

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