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Design of switched capacitor converter-based wireless power transfer using mutual inductance for micropower applications Cover

Design of switched capacitor converter-based wireless power transfer using mutual inductance for micropower applications

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|Feb 2025

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Figure 1:

WPT using DC–DC Converter Configuration. (A) Generalized block diagram of WPT using SCC network. (B) Proposed block diagram for WPT using SCC. SCC, switched capacitor converter; WPT, wireless power transfer.
WPT using DC–DC Converter Configuration. (A) Generalized block diagram of WPT using SCC network. (B) Proposed block diagram for WPT using SCC. SCC, switched capacitor converter; WPT, wireless power transfer.

Figure 2:

Proposed SCC circuit diagram. SCC, switched capacitor converter.
Proposed SCC circuit diagram. SCC, switched capacitor converter.

Figure 3:

Simulated output of proposed WPT (Buck). (A) The input voltage, the converter's output voltage, and the WPT output. (B) Capacitor voltage C1 and C3. (C) Load change for WPT. WPT, wireless power transfer.
Simulated output of proposed WPT (Buck). (A) The input voltage, the converter's output voltage, and the WPT output. (B) Capacitor voltage C1 and C3. (C) Load change for WPT. WPT, wireless power transfer.

Figure 4:

Simulated results of the proposed system. (A) Boost output voltage. (B) Output voltage with different load resistance. (C) Distance measured of Boost WPT. WPT, wireless power transfer.
Simulated results of the proposed system. (A) Boost output voltage. (B) Output voltage with different load resistance. (C) Distance measured of Boost WPT. WPT, wireless power transfer.

Figure 5:

Experimental prototype for SCC. (A) Switched capacitor converter. (B) Output voltage of proposed converter of ratio 7/8. SCC, switched capacitor converter.
Experimental prototype for SCC. (A) Switched capacitor converter. (B) Output voltage of proposed converter of ratio 7/8. SCC, switched capacitor converter.

Different VRs SCC output and WPT output

Voltage fractionInput voltageSCC output voltageReceiving end voltage
½24 V11.63 V10.81 V
1/324 V9.72 V8.98 V
1/424 V5.58 V4.82 V
1/524 V4.5 V3.79 V
1/624 V3.56 V2.73 V
1/724 V2.89 V1.89 V
1/824 V2.77 V1.97 V
2/324 V15.66 V14.79 V
2/524 V8.99 V8.29 V
2/724 V5.82 V5.13 V
3/424 V17.65 V16.88 V
3/524 V13.82 V13.17 V
3/724 V9.66 V8.87 V
3/824 V8.77 V7.97 V
4/524 V18.54 V17.89 V
4/724 V12.88 V11.93 V
5/624 V19.88 V18.93 V
5/724 V16.32 V15.48 V
5/824 V14.78 V13.99 V
6/724 V19.41 V18.46 V
7/824 V20.90 V19.73 V

Comparison with existing WPT topology

PapersBuck/BoostTopology usedInput voltageOutput voltageMaximum distanceEfficiency (%)
[2]BoostFrequency tracking WPT system based on PLL30 V106.8 (effective)5 cm70–80
[3]BoostWireless battery recharging14 V10 V–38 V15 cm<20
[7]BuckWPT (Resonant frequency technique)24 V23.5 V15 cm90–95
ProposedBuck/boostWPT using PWM SCC12 V-24 V1 V–21 V20 mm80–85

Simulated output of WPT for different distance

Distance (mm)510151820
VR7/87/87/87/87/8
Input voltage2424242424
Output voltage2121212121
Load resistance (kOhm)1010101010
Receiving voltage20.9720.9620.9320.90320.89
Output power88.29 µW87.61 µW85.84 µW84.1 µW83.51 µW

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Language: English
Submitted on: Dec 19, 2024
Published on: Feb 18, 2025
Published by: Professor Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2025 Akshat Rawat, Sivaprasad Athikkal, S Saahithi, Vivekanandan Subburaj, published by Professor Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay
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