Author : Shalaka Bhandarkar 1
Date of Publication :29th March 2018
Abstract: In this paper, a brief study of wireless charging lane is presented. Electrical vehicle dynamic charging by wireless power transfer is becoming prevalent. This new power supply mode allows running cars to be charged with electricity at any time on the road. This charging is done on the basis of inductive coupling theory. Various types of wireless transfer methods are compared. Problems arising in the wireless power transmission are also discussed and optimal design for wireless charging for power maximization is also presented
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