CN108808889B - Resonance frequency calculation method of magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a resonant frequency calculation method of a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system, which realizes the quick solution of the resonant frequency by establishing a standard state space model of an arbitrary-order multi-transmission multi-relay multi-reception magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system. Furthermore, the analytical current of any tank can be calculated. The invention can make the system always in the maximum energy efficiency state according to the systematic working criterion by solving the resonance frequency.

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Resonance frequency calculation method of magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of wireless energy transmission, in particular to a resonance frequency calculation method of a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system.
Background
The Magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system (MC-WPT) realizes the non-electrical connection transmission of electric energy from a power supply side to an electric equipment side, thoroughly gets rid of the constraint of a wire, has wide market prospect and scientific research value, and is widely applied to the fields of household appliances, biomedicine, electric vehicles and the like at present. As one of the inevitable development trends of the MC-WPT technology, a multi-transmitting, multi-relaying and multi-receiving wireless power transmission system has received high attention of researchers at home and abroad in recent years.
However, most of the current MC-WPT systems are based on the resonance coupling principle proposed by the american institute of technology and technology (MIT): the natural frequency and the power supply frequency of each oscillating circuit in the MC-WPT system are set to be consistent, so that a resonance state is realized, and the maximum energy efficiency is obtained. However, it is well known that this mode of energy transfer is ubiquitous in a physical phenomenon known as "frequency splitting": the system has a plurality of maximum energy efficiency points, corresponding frequencies deviate from the set inherent frequency of the circuit, and the system works in the set inherent frequency of the circuit and is low in energy efficiency. And the number and the position of the maximum energy efficiency points of the system in the phenomenon can be changed along with the change of the number of the resonators in the system. In addition, in a multi-coil structure system, even if a frequency splitting phenomenon does not exist, cross coupling between non-adjacent coils causes the maximum energy efficiency point of the system to deviate from the natural frequency of the arranged resonator, thereby causing low energy efficiency of the system. These phenomena greatly limit the energy efficiency of MC-WPT systems. All these phenomena indicate that, at least under certain parameter conditions (which exist mainly in practical systems), the existing energy transfer mode is not in a "resonance" state, i.e. the resonance point of the system is not the natural frequency point of the designed resonator.
In order to solve the problem of low system energy efficiency caused by these phenomena, many technical solutions have been proposed, such as frequency tracking control, increasing impedance matching network, adjusting system coupling strength, and so on. The methods of frequency tracking control, increasing impedance matching network, adjusting system coupling strength, etc. not only depend on specific system structures, that is, the specific methods of frequency tracking control, impedance matching network, etc. are different with different system structures, but also have respective inevitable disadvantages: the frequency tracking control is easy to converge to a local maximum point on one hand, and on the other hand, some additional circuits such as a detection circuit need to be added, so that the complexity of the system is increased; the addition of the impedance matching network increases the order of the system and also increases the complexity of the system; adjusting the coupling strength is generally achieved by mechanically adjusting the relative orientation or distance of the resonators, and thus this method is not suitable for systems where the resonators are fixed or where the resonators need to be moved constantly. In fact, these problems are present with the methods currently available, since these are essentially energy efficient compensation measures.
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a resonance frequency calculation method of a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system, which is used for solving the problems of low energy efficiency and energy transfer directivity caused by the frequency splitting phenomenon by disclosing the resonance mechanism of an MC-WPT system, establishing mathematical description between a resonance point and system parameters.
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In order to solve the above problem, the present invention provides a resonant frequency calculation method for a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system, wherein the resonant frequency calculation method comprises the following steps:
a resonance frequency calculation method of a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s 1: determining the order of the system and the circuit parameters of the system, wherein the circuit parameters comprise the following parameters: rpmIs the coil internal resistance of the mth circuit,LmIs the coil self-inductance of the mth circuit, CmIs a compensation capacitor of the mth circuitmIs the voltage across the compensation capacitor of the mth circuit, MmjIs the mutual inductance between coil m in the mth circuit and coil j in the jth circuit, imIs the current of the m-th circuit, RLmIs the load of the mth circuit, vmM is 1-n, and n is the number of circuits; v. ofmAnd RLmCannot coexist when vmNot equal to 0 and RLmCircuit m is a transmit circuit, whereas v ism0 and RLmNot equal to 0, the circuit m is a receiving circuit, and when both are 0, the circuit m is a relay circuit;
s 2: establishing a standard state space model of an arbitrary-order multi-transmitting multi-relay multi-receiving magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system:
Figure GDA0002467587360000021
to calculate a system matrix S; wherein:
Figure GDA0002467587360000031
Figure GDA0002467587360000032
state vector
Figure GDA0002467587360000033
Input vector v ═ vT01×n]T;In×nAn identity matrix representing order n; power supply voltage vector v ═ v1v2… vn]T(ii) a Current vector i ═ i1i2… in]T(ii) a Capacitance voltage vector u ═ u1u2… un]T
Resistor matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000034
Rm=Rpm+RLmRepresents the total resistance of the mth circuit;
capacitor matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000035
Inductance matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000036
S3, solving a characteristic value matrix Λ from the system matrix S;
Figure GDA0002467587360000037
λifor the ith eigenvalue of the system matrix S,
Figure GDA0002467587360000038
is λiThe conjugate complex number of (a); i is 1 to n
s 4: according to [ omega ]r,1ωr,2… ωr,n]Solving the resonance frequency of the system by | Im (eigenvalue (s)) | i.e. taking the absolute value of the imaginary part of 2n eigenvalues in the eigenvalue matrix Λ as the n resonance frequencies ω of the systemr,1,ωr,2,…,ωr,n
The invention has the beneficial effects that: aiming at the problem that the frequency splitting phenomenon in the conventional magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system causes the uncertainty of the system resonance point, the invention provides a set of complete and systematic resonance mechanism modeling method and a resonance point calculation method. Compared with the prior art, the method has the following main advantages: the modeling analysis method and the resonance point calculation method can be suitable for a wireless electric energy transmission system with any order, multi-transmission, multi-relay, multi-receiving and no parameter constraint condition. The modeling analysis method not only can reveal the resonance mechanism of the MC-WPT system, but also can obtain the analytic expression of any loop current, and is beneficial to the optimization design of subsequent system parameters. A general analytical expression of the resonance point of the MC-WPT system is established, and a systematic working criterion is established for the system to work in the maximum energy efficiency state.
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An equivalent circuit diagram of an arbitrary-order mimo wireless power transmission system is shown in fig. 1, where n circuits are sequentially denoted by subscripts 1,2, …, n. RpmIs the internal resistance of the coil, LmFor self-inductance of the coil, CmFor corresponding compensation capacitance umTo compensate for the voltage across the capacitor, MmjIs the mutual inductance between coil m and coil j, imIs the current of circuit m, RLmIs the load of circuit m, vmIs the power supply for circuit m. v. ofmAnd RLmCannot coexist when vmNot equal to 0 and RLmCircuit m is a transmit circuit, whereas v ism0 and RLmNot equal to 0, the circuit m is a receiving circuit, and when both are 0, the circuit m is a relay circuit. Based on kirchhoff's law, the mathematical model of the equivalent circuit diagram can be expressed as:
Figure GDA0002467587360000041
wherein R ism=Rpm+RLmRepresenting the total resistance of the mth tank.
Aiming at the mathematical model of the equivalent circuit diagram, the resonance frequency calculation method of the magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system is provided, and the purpose is to realize the calculation of the resonance frequency by constructing a state equation matched with the resonance frequency.
Specifically, the resonance frequency calculation method includes the steps of:
s 1: determining the order of the system and the circuit parameters of the system, wherein the circuit parameters comprise the following parameters: rpmIs the coil internal resistance of the mth circuit, LmIs the coil self-inductance of the mth circuit, CmIs a compensation capacitor of the mth circuitmIs the voltage across the compensation capacitor of the mth circuit, MmjIs m electricityMutual inductance, i, between coil m in the line and coil j in the jth circuitmIs the current of the m-th circuit, RLmIs the load of the mth circuit; v. ofmIs the power supply of the mth circuit, and n is the number of the circuits;
s 2: the method comprises the following steps of establishing a standard state space model of any-order multi-transmitting multi-relay multi-receiving magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system:
Figure GDA0002467587360000051
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA0002467587360000052
Figure GDA0002467587360000053
state vector
Figure GDA0002467587360000054
Input vector v ═ vT01×n]T
Wherein, In×nAn identity matrix representing order n; power supply voltage vector v ═ v1v2… vn]T(ii) a Current vector i ═ i1i2… in]T(ii) a Capacitance voltage vector u ═ u1u2… un]T
Resistor matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000055
Capacitor matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000056
Inductance matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000057
s 4: according to [ omega ]r,1ωr,2… ωr,n]Obtaining | Im (eigenvalue(s) |The resonance frequency of the solution system, namely: the resonance frequency is the absolute value of the imaginary part of the eigenvalues of the system matrix S of the system.
Further, the method comprises a step s 3:
the eigenvalue matrix Λ and eigenvector matrix Φ are solved for the system matrix S, where,
Figure GDA0002467587360000058
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA0002467587360000059
and λiIs a complex conjugate;
Figure GDA00024675873600000510
wherein
Figure GDA0002467587360000061
And
Figure GDA0002467587360000062
is a complex conjugate;
the method further includes a step s5, where the analytic current of the mth oscillating loop is obtained as:
im=Im(Imejωt)
wherein Im () represents the imaginary part of the complex number in the brackets, so that the analytic expression of each loop current of the multi-transmission multi-relay multi-reception MC-WPT system of any order can be obtained:
Figure GDA0002467587360000063
wherein ω represents the operating frequency; a isq={ψq}TA{ψq},
Figure GDA0002467587360000064
In order to verify the feasibility of the solution, a corresponding mathematical derivation was performed with respect to the corresponding mathematical model of the equivalent circuit diagram shown in fig. 1.
Specifically, by defining a power supply voltage vector v, a current vector i, a capacitance voltage vector u, an inductance matrix L, a capacitance matrix C, and a resistance matrix R, the following are:
v=[v1v2… v3]T,i=[i1i2… in]T,u=[u1u2… un]T
Figure GDA0002467587360000065
through equation transformation, the corresponding mathematical model of the equivalent circuit diagram shown in fig. 1 can be expressed as the following equation of state:
Figure GDA0002467587360000066
by introducing identity
Figure GDA0002467587360000067
And defining a state matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000068
And the input matrix v' ═ vT01×n]TThe state equation may become:
Figure GDA0002467587360000069
wherein:
Figure GDA0002467587360000071
then will be
Figure GDA0002467587360000072
The normalization is as follows:
Figure GDA0002467587360000073
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA0002467587360000074
from matrix theory, it is known that there is a non-singular matrix such that the following equation holds. The nonsingular matrix is:
Figure GDA0002467587360000075
Figure GDA0002467587360000076
Figure GDA0002467587360000077
wherein, { ψqAnd
Figure GDA0002467587360000078
is a conjugated complex number, aq={ψq}TA{ψq},
Figure GDA0002467587360000079
bq={ψq}TB{ψq},
Figure GDA00024675873600000710
Where q is 1, 2.., n, where the subscript q denotes the qth column of the matrix Φ.
The equation is transformed by the above formula:
(-A-1B)Φ=SΦ=ΦΛ
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA00024675873600000711
Figure GDA0002467587360000081
and
Figure GDA0002467587360000082
is the eigenvalue and eigenvector of the system matrix S, and thus, the matrices Φ, Λ,
Figure GDA0002467587360000083
and
Figure GDA0002467587360000084
can be obtained quickly.
According to equation (2), the state space model represented by equation (1) can be decoupled into 2n mutually independent equations:
Figure GDA0002467587360000085
wherein y ═ Φ-1x。
Assuming the power supply frequency is omega, the power supply voltage vmCurrent of circuit imAnd a capacitor voltage umCan be expressed as
Figure GDA0002467587360000086
Where | represents the amplitude of the variable in the brackets and Im () represents the imaginary part of the variable in the brackets, e.g.
Figure GDA0002467587360000087
Definition V ═ V1V2… Vn]T,I=[I1I2… In]TAnd U ═ U1U2… Un]TWherein
Figure GDA0002467587360000088
The supply voltage vector v, the current vector i and the capacitor voltage vector u can be expressed as v-Im (Ve)jωt),i=Im(Iejωt) And u ═ Im (Ue)jωt). According to
Figure GDA0002467587360000089
And y ═ Φ-1x, state vectorThe quantity y and the input vector v' may be expressed as y ═ Im (Ye)jωt),v'=Im(V'ejωt) Wherein Y is phi-1[UTωUT]TAnd V ═ VT0n×1]T
Changing y to Im (Ye)jωt) And V '═ Im (V' e)jωt) Substituted into the formula (3) to obtain
Figure GDA00024675873600000810
According to Y ═ phi-1[UTωUT]TAnd formula (4), can be given:
Figure GDA00024675873600000811
matrix phi2n×2nWritable as a partitioned matrix
Figure GDA0002467587360000091
Wherein:
Figure GDA0002467587360000092
Figure GDA0002467587360000093
the block calculation is performed on the formula (5) to obtain a vector U of
Figure GDA0002467587360000094
From the relationship between the capacitor voltage and the capacitor current, I ═ ω CU can be obtained. The analytical expression for the capacitance vector i can thus be:
i=Im(Iejωt)=Im(ωCUejωt)
the current of all the oscillating loops in the system can be obtained, for example, the current of the mth oscillating loop can be expressed as
im=Im(Imejωt)
Figure GDA0002467587360000095
For solving for the resonant frequency, the energy of the MC-PT system shown in FIG. 1 can be expressed as
Figure GDA0002467587360000096
The self-inductance in the MC-WPT system generally does not change along with the frequency, so the resonance of the MC-WPT system refers to the phenomenon that the amplitude of each loop current in the system is increased rapidly, and the resonance frequency refers to the system excitation frequency corresponding to the maximum value of the current amplitude. Theoretical derivation process of resonant frequency solution:
due to lambdaqIs the eigenvalue of the system matrix S, then is known according to the actual physical system characteristic, lambdaqIs a negative real number with a small absolute value. Thus λqAnd
Figure GDA0002467587360000097
may be respectively represented as lambdaq=-αq+jωr,qAnd
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α thereinqAnd ωr,qIs positive and real and αqAnd are typically small. From the previous formula can be represented as:
Figure GDA0002467587360000099
wherein:
Figure GDA0002467587360000101
when the operating frequency ω of the system is equal to ωr,qWhen a plural number AqThe mode of (a) is maximized by taking the maximum value,
Figure GDA0002467587360000102
due to αqIs very small, therefore | Aq|maxWill be provided withIs very large. According to the definition of resonance: the frequency corresponding to the maximum current amplitude is the resonant frequency of the system, so that:
if ω isr,1r,2,...,ωr,nSpaced far apart from each other, when the system operating frequency omega is equal to omegar,qWhen the temperature of the water is higher than the set temperature,
Figure GDA0002467587360000103
will be much larger than others
Figure GDA0002467587360000104
And all of
Figure GDA0002467587360000105
In this case, it is preferable that the air conditioner,
Figure GDA0002467587360000106
the amplitude of each oscillation loop current of the system is maximum, namely the system is in a resonance state.
Conversely, if ω existsr,qAnd ωr,pClosely spaced, when the operating frequency of the system is ω equal to ωr,qWhen the temperature of the water is higher than the set temperature,
Figure GDA0002467587360000107
and
Figure GDA0002467587360000108
will be large. In this case, it is preferable that the air conditioner,
Figure GDA0002467587360000109
magnitude of current | ImThe maximum point of | will be at frequency ωr,qAnd ωr,pWithin the range. Due to omegar,qAnd ωr,pClosely spaced and therefore closer to the maximum point of the current amplitude, and therefore omegar,qAnd ωr,pCan be considered as the resonant frequency of the system.
According to the analysis result, n resonance frequencies (omega) exist in the n-coil structure MC-WPT systemr,1r,2,...,ωr,n) They are system matrices SThe imaginary part of the characteristic value of (a). Unlike the natural frequency of each oscillating loop in the system of the conventional theory, the working frequency of the system is determined by the natural frequency, mutual inductance and resistance of all the oscillating loops in the system, as follows:
Figure GDA0002467587360000111
the invention provides a resonance mechanism modeling analysis method based on a vibration theory, and the method is suitable for any-order multi-input multi-output wireless power transmission systems. Based on the method, all the maximum energy efficiency frequency points of the system can be quickly and accurately obtained, so that a set of systematic working criterion is established for the system working in the maximum energy efficiency state. The analysis result firstly reveals the physical principle of resonance and frequency splitting, namely the natural frequency of the system is not the same concept with the natural frequency of each circuit in the system, and the system can resonate only when the power supply frequency is equal to the resonance frequency of the system. The fundamental reason for the frequency splitting phenomenon of the system is because the system has different natural frequencies of the system.
It should be noted that, for simplicity of description, the above-mentioned embodiments of the method are described as a series of acts or combinations, but those skilled in the art should understand that the present application is not limited by the order of acts described, as some steps may be performed in other orders or simultaneously according to the present application. Further, those skilled in the art should also appreciate that the embodiments described in the specification are preferred embodiments and that the acts and elements referred to are not necessarily required in this application.
In the above embodiments, the descriptions of the respective embodiments have respective emphasis, and for parts that are not described in detail in a certain embodiment, reference may be made to related descriptions of other embodiments.
The above disclosure is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and it is therefore to be understood that the invention is not limited by the scope of the appended claims.

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1. A resonance frequency calculation method of a magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s 1: determining the order of the system and the circuit parameters of the system, wherein the circuit parameters comprise the following parameters: rpmIs the coil internal resistance of the mth circuit, LmIs the coil self-inductance of the mth circuit, CmIs a compensation capacitor of the mth circuitmIs the voltage across the compensation capacitor of the mth circuit, MmjIs the mutual inductance between coil m in the mth circuit and coil j in the jth circuit, imIs the current of the m-th circuit, RLmIs the load of the mth circuit, vmM is 1-n, and n is the number of circuits; v. ofmAnd RLmCannot coexist when vmNot equal to 0 and RLmCircuit m is a transmit circuit, whereas v ism0 and RLmNot equal to 0, the circuit m is a receiving circuit, and when both are 0, the circuit m is a relay circuit;
s 2: establishing a standard state space model of an arbitrary-order multi-transmitting multi-relay multi-receiving magnetic coupling wireless power transmission system:
Figure FDA0002467587350000011
to calculate a system matrix S; wherein:
Figure FDA0002467587350000012
Figure FDA0002467587350000013
state vector
Figure FDA0002467587350000014
Input vector v ═ vT01×n]T;In×nAn identity matrix representing order n; power supply voltage vector v ═ v1v2… vn]T(ii) a Current vector i ═ i1i2… in]T(ii) a Capacitance voltage vector u ═ u1u2… un]T
Resistor matrix
Figure FDA0002467587350000015
Rm=Rpm+RLmRepresents the total resistance of the mth circuit;
capacitor matrix
Figure FDA0002467587350000016
Inductance matrix
Figure FDA0002467587350000021
S3, solving a characteristic value matrix Λ from the system matrix S;
Figure FDA0002467587350000022
λifor the ith eigenvalue of the system matrix S,
Figure FDA0002467587350000023
is λiThe conjugate complex number of (a); i is 1 to n
s 4: according to [ omega ]r,1ωr,2… ωr,n]Solving the resonance frequency of the system by | Im (eigenvalue (s)) | i.e. taking the absolute value of the imaginary part of 2n eigenvalues in the eigenvalue matrix Λ as the n resonance frequencies ω of the systemr,1,ωr,2,…,ωr,n
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