Study and Implementation of Electric Vehicle Battery Charging Station
Keywords:
wireless power transfer, RFID, Homer ProAbstract
Every person needs a system today that transfers power very effectively. One of those systems that has grown into a very busy research area in recent years is wireless power transmission. A wireless power system optimizes efficiency by lowering power loss while transferring power without the use of cables. In order to show wireless power transfer, an LED is positioned as a glowing application. The transmitting coil in this system's design connects the led to the reception coil. Power is sent through the transmitting coil to the receiver coil whenever the receiver coil is brought close to the transmitting coil, and voltage is obtained from the battery that is charged by the solar panel and transported to the power supply board. The transmitter coil is activated when RFID is swiped, and the voltage transfer is visible with the aid of an LED thanks to resonant inductive coupling. The HOMER software monitors the study of battery and solar power output.
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