Method and system for adjusting double-sided lcc compensation network of wireless charging system
AssigneeBeijing Institute of Technology
InventorsJunjun DENG, Zhenpo WANG, Qianning MAO, Shuo WANG
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AssigneeBeijing Institute of Technology
InventorsJunjun DENG, Zhenpo WANG, Qianning MAO, Shuo WANG
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A method and a system for adjusting a double-sided LCC compensation network of a wireless charging system are provided. The method includes: obtaining a standard coupling coefficient, a rated operating frequency, and rated parameter values of compensation elements in the wireless charging system; determining change rates of output performance of the wireless charging system; determining an adjustable compensation element; obtaining a real-time coupling coefficient between the primary-side transmitting coil and the secondary-side receiving coil; determining whether the real-time coupling coefficient is less than a coupling coefficient threshold; and adjusting an operating frequency of the wireless charging system when the real-time coupling coefficient is not less than the coupling coefficient threshold; or adjusting both an operating frequency of the wireless charging system and the adjustable compensation element when the real-time coupling coefficient is less than the coupling coefficient threshold.
A method for adjusting a double sided inductor capacitor capacitor (LCC) compensation network of a wireless charging system, wherein the wireless charging system comprises a primary side direct current voltage source, a high frequency inverter, a primary side compensation circuit, a primary side transmitting coil, a secondary side receiving coil, a secondary side compensation circuit, a rectifier, a load, and a controller, and the method for adjusting the double sided LCC compensation network comprises:
A system for adjusting a double sided inductor-capacitor-capacitor (LCC) compensation network of a wireless charging system, the system comprising:
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