A Study of the Inductive Power Transmission for Electric Vehicle M.A.da Silva, G.P.Viajante, E.N.Chaves, G. Moraes, M.A.A.Freitas, S.B. Silva, O.C.Souto ,V.R. Bernadelli and M.E,Oliveira   2018/04/20

Abstract

The present article aims to study the existing technologies for inductive power transmission (IPT) and its main applications in the commercial field. Aiming to understand this technology and its main parameters, so that it is possible to build a critical knowledge about the operation and the main factors that influence in favor and against the high performance of the system. Through the theories and simulations throughout the study a prototype was constructed to validate the main concepts that encompass IPT. The final objective of the project is to collect the results obtained from the contextualization of the theme and to verify the feasibility of applying electric vehicle (VE) supply. A study was also carried out on the autonomy of an existing VE in the market and the advances of the technologies for its wireless charging. The experimental results are shown and discussed.

Authors and affiliations

M.A.da Silva, G.P.Viajante, E.N.Chaves, G. Moraes, M.A.A.Freitas, S.B. Silva, O.C.Souto ,V.R. Bernadelli and M.E,Oliveira
Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Goiás. Campus of Itumbiara – Goiás, (Brazil)

Key words

Inductive power transmission, Magnetic induction, Electric vehicle.

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