International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing (IJEM)
IJEM Vol. 9, No. 2, 8 Mar. 2019
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Design and Construction of a Prototype Wireless Power Transfer Device
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Author(s)
Oluseun.D.Oyeleke
1,*
Sadiq Thomas
2
Petrus Nzerem
3
GokhanKoyunlu
1
Index Terms
Wireless charging, electromagnets, oscillators, inductive charging
Abstract
This project is aimed at developing a prototype wireless charging system that allows for charging convenience using wireless charging also called inductive charging. This allows charging to be made easier and free from connecting leads between charger and handset.
In order to successfully achieve this task, the design of the prototype was developed in two parts, a transmitter with resonator and a receiver with resonator. The transmitter converts DC voltage to AC, and transfers energy wirelessly through an LC resonator to the receiver through mutual induction, and hence induces EMF in the receiver. The EMF is rectified, filtered and regulated and output is used to charge mobile phones.
Testing results and measurements taken on this prototype shows that significant amount of EMF can be induced at receiver through air coupled transformers due to EM waves at high frequencies. The charging distance is 3cm maximum with end-to-end coupling.
Cite This Paper
Oluseun D Oyeleke, Sadiq Thomas, Petrus Nzerem, GokhanKoyunlu,"Design and Construction of a Prototype Wireless Power Transfer Device", International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing(IJEM), Vol.9, No.2, pp.16-30, 2019. DOI: 10.5815/ijem.2019.02.02
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