Study of Bifurcation Evaluation Method for IPT

Michal Kosik

Czech Technical University in Prague

Michal Kosik obtained his master's degree at Czech Technical University in 2014. Currently, he is a PhD student at Department of Electric Drives and Traction of the Czech Technical University and he focuses on wireless power transfer and electric vehicles.

Abstract

The inductive power transfer (IPT) is negatively affected by the bifurcation. Current methods for IPT analysis are general, not designated for the bifurcation analysis – they may be cumbersome or not effective enough. The... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Michal Kosik (Czech Technical University in Prague)
  2. Jiri Lettl (Czech Technical University in Prague)

Topic Area

Power Control of Wireless Power Systems

Session

WoW Poster » WoW Poster (13:00 - Wednesday, 6th June, M-3500 Atrium Lorne M. Trottier (Lassonde building) )

Paper

PID5375369.pdf