US 2023/0401358 A1Published application

Wireless power (wp) system-of-system (sos) apparatus including analysis and visualization

AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy

InventorsCorey Bergsrud, Alex Lynne Zellner, Bradley T Sutton, Alexander Canady

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Abstract

Systems and methods are provided for improving wireless power system design and analysis using a System-of-Systems (SoS) approach. The SoS approach includes multiple systems for analyzing, modeling, and simulating various aspects of wireless power system, particular for wireless power systems for unmanned aerial vehicles. The multiple systems include using a multiphysics approach that accounts for electromagnetic, thermal, and structural aspects of a wireless power system, such as for a rectenna design. The SoS approach further includes allowing selection and/or input of various variables such as diode selection, geographic/atmospheric, and other measured data/information to more closely model and simulate real world conditions.

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A system for use in designing, optimizing, and manufacturing a wireless power system, the system comprising:

a System-of-Systems (SoS) system for design and analysis of the wireless power system, the SoS system including a plurality of design modules configured for design and analysis of respective portions of the wireless power system;
an input variable interface adapted to enable graphical user interface selection of wireless system parameters or receive wireless system parameters;
an output user interface generator configured to generate a collection of efficiency graphical analysis data, atmospheric efficiency graph data, and rectenna RF to DC conversion efficiency graph data associated with said at least one design scenario of the wireless power system, efficiency values comprising rectenna, atmospheric, and collection percentage values associated with the wireless power system being simulated, and output DC power data.

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Application: 18/209,653Filed 14 Jun 2023
Priority: 14 Jun 2022
Published: 14 Dec 2023
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Classification8 codes

G06F 30/20
Computer-aided design [CAD]: design optimisation, verification or simulation
G06F 30/15
Geometric CAD: vehicle, aircraft or watercraft design
H02J 50/12
Using inductive coupling: of the resonant type
G06F 2113/04
Details relating to the application field: power grid distribution networks

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Application63/351,955Us provisional application · filed 14 Jun 2022
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