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Abstract
This paper focuses on a dynamic wireless charging method of electric vehicles with segmented structure, which uses multiple transmitting coils at the transmitting end to realize wireless power supply for electric vehicles in motion. Based on the structure of the dynamic wireless charging system of the electric vehicle with magnetic coupling resonance, the system is modeled and analyzed by using the equivalent circuit theory, and a control strategy of the transmitting end is proposed, which can effectively solve the problem of coil deviation and dynamic characteristics when the receiving coil and the transmitting coil of the electric vehicle are in the charging process. A double loop controller is designed to adjust the power and current of the transmitting end, which allows the sequence and timely activation of the segmented transmitting coil. Under the condition of no-load and load, the current of the transmitting coil is controlled at the reference value to compensate the power transmission reduction caused by the lateral misalignment of the vehicle and prevent the overload at one time. The system is modeled and analyzed with Simulink software, and the feasibility of the control method is determined.
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1 Electrical Engineering and Automation, Guilin University of Electronic and Technology, Guilin, Guangxi, 541000, China