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Design of Wireless Power Transmission System with Double D-coil

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Aiming at the problem that in the tradition double-coil resonance wireless power transmission system, the receiving coil misalignment in the center of the transmitting coil, resulting in a rapid decline in transmission effect. This paper creatively proposes the double D-coil wireless power transmission system, and compared with the traditional two-coil WPT system, a series of experiments have been designed. The results show that when the double D-coil system moves along the y-axis, a higher S21 value can be obtained and it will not decrease significantly with the offset. The S21 value in the X-axis direction is also higher than that of the tradition two-coil system.

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    EITCE '20: Proceedings of the 2020 4th International Conference on Electronic Information Technology and Computer Engineering
    November 2020
    1202 pages
    ISBN:9781450387811
    DOI:10.1145/3443467
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    1. Coil Structure
    2. Electromagnetic simulation
    3. Resonant Frequency

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