Inductive coil modeling in maxwell 3D for wireless energy transfer
As an effective wireless power energy transfer method, inductive power transfer has been gaining its popularity in a lot of areas, ranging from biomedical implants, up to battery charging in huge capacity. Most researches have been focusing on controlling mechanisms of an I...
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| Format: | Final Year Project |
| Language: | English |
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2014
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/60995 |
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| Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
| Language: | English |
| Summary: | As an effective wireless power energy transfer method, inductive power transfer has been
gaining its popularity in a lot of areas, ranging from biomedical implants, up to battery
charging in huge capacity. Most researches have been focusing on controlling
mechanisms of an IPT system, and make contributions in reducing the size, improving
the efficiency and saving the cost. However, little investigation has been made in terms of
inductive coil design, which also plays a vital role.
This project will focus on coil modelling in Maxwell. With credible models built, all the
related parameters could be changed in an efficient way, and the relationship with
performance could also be revealed in a clear way. Moreover, field data of coils will be
monitored and investigated, and this process is crucial to analyze an IPT system. This
project aims to show the credibility of coil modelling, and will provide a trusted and
efficient platform for designers to optimize all the parameters of inductive coils for future
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