KOU Zhiwei, WANG Nan, LIU Yanchen, et al. Design of WPT multi-degree-of-freedom magnetic field transmitting mechanism based on two-dimensional magnetic coupling coil[J]. 2025, (9): 159-168.
KOU Zhiwei, WANG Nan, LIU Yanchen, et al. Design of WPT multi-degree-of-freedom magnetic field transmitting mechanism based on two-dimensional magnetic coupling coil[J]. 2025, (9): 159-168. DOI: 10.15938/j.emc.2025.09.015.
To address the issues of weak multi-degree-of-freedom(DOF)transmission capability
large volume occupation
and high requirement for receiver coil attitude in the transmitting mechanism of magnetically coupled wireless power transfer(WPT)systems
a WPT multi-DOF magnetic field transmitting mechanism based on a 2D magnetically coupled coil was proposed. Firstly
a 2D magnetically coupled transmitting coil structure was designed
a multi-physics field coupling model was established
the magnetic field distribution of the transmitting coil was simulated
and the 3D multi-DOF rotating magnetic field generation capability of the coil structure was verified. Secondly
the generation mechanism of the 3D multi-DOF rotating magnetic field was studied
and an optimization method for the structural parameters of the transmitting coil was proposed. An LCC-S type compensation network transmitting mechanism circuit was designed based on the 3D decoupled rotating magnetic field
which ensures the primary side excitation current is in a constant current state independent of load and coupling coefficient
and the secondary side voltage is in a constant voltage state independent of load. Finally
based on the multi-physics field coupling model
the power transmission effect of the transmitting mechanism was verified through simulation. Experimental results show that the energy transmission of the transmitting mechanism remains stable when the receiver coil attitude changes with multi-degree-of-freedom
and the transmission efficiency is maintained above 61.91% with a maximum of 82.32%
which verifies correctness of the new transmitting mechanism design and the feasibility of the method.