Design of Anti-deflection Wireless Charging System for Unmanned Surface Vehicles
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Author(s)
Xie Wei 1, Zhang Gangao 1, Zhou Zheng 1
Affiliation(s)
1 School of Ocean Engineering, Jiangsu Ocean University, Lianyungang, Jiangsu, 222005, China
Corresponding Author
Xie WeiABSTRACT
Compared with the traditional wired charging method, the wireless power transmission technology of unmanned surface vehicles has the characteristics of flexibility, convenience and safety. Aiming at the decline in transmission efficiency and output power fluctuation caused by coil deflection in Marine environment, an anti-deflection wireless charging system with arc three-coil structure is proposed. Firstly, the topology model of wireless charging of unmanned surface vehicles is established under resonant condition, and the influence of attitude change of unmanned surface vehicles on wireless charging transmission performance is analyzed. Then, according to the law that the magnetic field intensity of wireless charging coil varies with the deflection angle, the arc three-coil magnetic coupling mechanism of unmanned surface vehicles is designed, and the remarkable performance of the mechanism in stabilizing the mutual inductance intensity is analyzed theoretically. Finally, finite element software is used to carry out comprehensive simulation verification. The results show that the designed arc three-coil magnetic coupling anti-deflection mechanism can make the power fluctuation not more than 9% in the deflection range of -20~20º. It can provide theoretical reference for optimizing the wireless power transmission technology of unmanned surface vehicles.
KEYWORDS
Unmanned surface vehicles, Magnetic coupler, Anti-deflection, Wireless power transmissionCITE THIS PAPER
Xie Wei, Zhang Gangao, Zhou Zheng, Design of Anti-deflection Wireless Charging System for Unmanned Surface Vehicles. Frontiers in Power and Energy Systems (2023) Vol. 2: 32-41. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/fpes.2023.020105.
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