Inductively Coupled Antenna Systems - Scholz, Peter
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Recently, a growing interest in wireless powering and charging of mobile devices such as smartphones or laptops has emerged. Typically, the energy is transferred from a sending antenna to a receiving antenna via magnetic fields, which is known from the transformer principle. For achieving high efficiencies while allowing for possible variations in spatial positioning, appropriate antenna systems for such inductive power transfer applications must be designed and optimized carefully. In this work, the physical relevant properties of the antennas are extracted by means of specialized numerical…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Recently, a growing interest in wireless powering and charging of mobile devices such as smartphones or laptops has emerged. Typically, the energy is transferred from a sending antenna to a receiving antenna via magnetic fields, which is known from the transformer principle. For achieving high efficiencies while allowing for possible variations in spatial positioning, appropriate antenna systems for such inductive power transfer applications must be designed and optimized carefully. In this work, the physical relevant properties of the antennas are extracted by means of specialized numerical techniques. First, some fundamental concepts of electromagnetic phenomena are reviewed while focusing on quasi-static conditions for Maxwell's equations. After presenting the basic functionality of inductive power transfer systems, the Partial Element Equivalent Circuit (PEEC) method is derived as an efficient tool for inductive antenna system design. The presented modeling approach is confirmed via measurements and reference simulations for a system of printed spiral coils, in which both fast simulation time and high accuracy are the main achievements.
Autorenporträt
Peter Scholz received the Diploma degree and the PhD degree inElectrical Engineering from the Universität Paderborn, Germany, and theTechnische Universität Darmstadt, Germany, in 2006 and 2010. Since 2006, hehas been working on RFID projects with a specialization on numerical fieldcalculation, antenna design and wireless power transmission.