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Project Seminar On

Presented By
Mr. Barde Krushna Sanjay
Mr. Jadhav Popat Bhimrao
Mr. Panchal Pramod Ganpat
Ms. Dhekale Sneha Dasharath

Guided by , Prof. Kazi K. N.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

S.B. PATIL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,INDAPUR
 Contents
 Introduction
 Literature survey
 Block diagram
 Advantages and disadvantages
 Applications
 Conclusion
 References
 Introduction

 Solution for recharging of batteries

 Efficient wireless transmission

 Process of transferring power without the use of any

physical connections
 Literature Survey

 Transfer of power wirelessly was discovered and applied by

Nikola Tesla. He invented the concept of WPT. This was further
improved by other scientists.

 Various non-contacting methods of plug-in electric vehicle

charging are either under development.

 Wireless power transfer (WPT) is now the accepted term for

wireless charging and is used for inductive power transfer.
 Components used
 AC source
 Step-down transformer
 Solar Plate
 Primary coil
 Secondary coil
 Charging Unit
 Battery
 Block Diagram
SOLAR
SUPPLY

STEPDOWN
MSEB TRANSFOR CHARGER
SUPPLY MER BATTERY
UNIT

C1 C2 C4 C5
C3

Road Track Standstill

Coil

Secondary Coil Battery

Advantages:
 Wireless transmission
 No need to plug or unplug the charging cable
 Prevention of electric shock to the user

Disadvantages:
 Distance between two coils must be same
 Capital cost is more

Applications:
 System can be placed in parking
 Can be used in toll plaza
 Road tracks can be made
 Conclusion

 Wireless charging will provide many benefits compared to

wired charging. In particular, when the roads are electrified
with wireless charging capability.

 In order to achieve higher power transfer efficiency, low

harmonics and unity power factor, several stage of power
conversion is required.
 References
 Wu, H.H.; Gilchrist, A.; Sealy, K.; Israelsen, P.; Muhs, J., "A review
on inductive charging for electric vehicles," IEEE International
Electric Machines & Drives Conference (IEMDC)

 A. Kurs, P. Fisher, M. Soljacic, "Wireless Power Transfer via

Strongly Coupled Magnet