CN112202251A - Compensation parameter design method of wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning - Google Patents

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CN112202251A
CN112202251A CN202011400632.9A CN202011400632A CN112202251A CN 112202251 A CN112202251 A CN 112202251A CN 202011400632 A CN202011400632 A CN 202011400632A CN 112202251 A CN112202251 A CN 112202251A
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The invention discloses a parameter design method of a wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning, belonging to the technical field of wireless power transmission. The applicable wireless power transmission circuit comprises an excitation source, a primary side compensation network and a primary side coil which are connected in sequenceL 1And a receiving coilL 2A secondary side compensation network, a load, and a tuning coilL 3And an additional compensation network. The compensation method overcomes the defects that the parameters of the resonance element in the conventional compensation mode are related to the mutual inductance of the primary side and the secondary side of the magnetic coupler, and a system can deviate from a complete compensation point and detune when the relative position of the primary side and the secondary side changes, can realize constant-voltage or constant-current output irrelevant to load change under the variable coupling working condition without a complex control strategy, and simultaneously realizes input zero reactive power in the variable coupling and load range.

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Compensation parameter design method of wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of wireless charging, and relates to a compensation parameter design method of a wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning.
Background
The inductive wireless power transmission technology is used for safely and reliably transmitting power to electric equipment in a non-contact mode through a magnetic field, and is widely applied to the fields of electric automobiles, AGV trolleys, built-in medical devices, portable electronic products and the like. The core component in the wireless electric energy transmission system is a magnetic coupler with separated primary and secondary sides, and the magnetic coupler has larger leakage inductance, smaller excitation inductance and low transmission efficiency and active power due to larger air gap. Therefore, a multi-element resonant converter is required to be adopted in the wireless electric energy transmission system, a compensation topology is introduced, leakage inductance and excitation inductance are compensated, voltage gain and power transmission capacity are improved, circulating current loss is reduced, and conversion efficiency is improved.
Usually, a compensation element (LC) The parameters are designed according to the parameters of the magnetic coupler at the complete compensation position and the electrical requirements of the system, but for the compensation topology in which partial resonance parameters are directly related to the mutual inductance parameters of the primary side and the secondary side of the magnetic coupler, after the complete compensation position is deviated due to variable air gaps or dislocation between the primary side and the secondary side, if the size of a compensation element cannot be adjusted in time, the advantages of low inverter volt-ampere capacity, low current stress, soft switching, constant voltage/constant current output and the like during complete compensation can be lost, and the system can be unstable or even out of control in serious cases. The primary side series secondary side parallel compensation (series/parallel compensation for short) is used asFor example, fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional series/parallel compensation resonant converter, and documents y.h. Sohn, b.h. are disclosed for obtaining a constant voltage output.Choi, and etc. General unified analyses of two-capacitor inductive power transfer systems: equivalence of current-source SS and SP compensations [J]IEEE Trans power electronics, 30(11) 6030-C 1Compensation capacitor connected in parallel with secondary sideC 2The parameter values of (2):
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,L 1L 2kthe self-inductance and the coupling coefficient of the primary winding and the secondary winding of the magnetic coupler are respectively, omega is the resonance frequency, when the converter works at the resonance frequency, the series/parallel compensation resonance converter is completely compensated, and the corresponding output voltage gain and input impedance are
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,Mis the mutual inductance between the primary and secondary windings of the magnetic coupler,R E for the ac equivalent load resistance of the converter, it can be seen that at the fully compensated frequency point, the series/parallel compensated non-contact resonant converter has:
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a constant voltage output independent of the load,
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the pure-resistance input impedance has the advantages of realizing zero reactive input, reducing reactive circulation caused by larger leakage inductance of the loosely-coupled transformer in the system, reducing stress of devices and being beneficial to improving the efficiency of the system. But as can be readily seen from equation (1),C 1value of (d) and coupling coefficient between primary and secondary windings of a magnetic couplerkDirect correlation when the coupling coefficient changesIf the compensation capacitor is not changed, the converter will operate in a non-complete compensation mode, and deviate from the initial resonance state, and the converter will no longer have the above characteristics.
In order to solve the problem, a conventional solution is to introduce a dynamic tuning circuit, and dynamically adjust the size of the resonant element according to the change of mutual inductance, so that the circuit always works in a resonant state, such as introducing a switched capacitor array, a phase-controlled inductor/capacitor, active impedance adjustment, and the like, but the dynamic tuning circuit needs to sample voltage, current amplitude or phase information in the circuit, and needs to additionally add a power control switch tube and a corresponding driving circuit, thereby greatly increasing the difficulty and complexity of system control.
On the basis of not introducing a complex control strategy, obtaining a wireless power transmission topology capable of realizing self-tuning under a dislocation working condition becomes an important design direction.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects that the parameters of a resonant element are related to the mutual inductance of an original side and a secondary side of a magnetic coupler in the conventional compensation mode, and a system deviates from a complete compensation point and is detuned when the relative position of the original side and the secondary side changes, and provides a method for designing the parameters of a compensation network of a wireless power transmission circuit capable of adaptively tuning.
The object of the invention is achieved by the following embodiments:
a method for designing compensation parameters of a wireless power transmission device capable of self-adapting and full tuning is suitable for a wireless power transmission circuit comprising an excitation source, a primary side compensation network and a primary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side compensation network, load, and tuned coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network; the tuning unit is arranged at the side of the secondary side, and the coil is tunedL 3And secondary windingL 2A common secondary side magnetic core; or the tuning unit is providedPrimary side, tuned coilL 3And a primary coilL 1A common primary side magnetic core; tuning coilL 3And secondary windingL 2Has a coupling coefficient ofk 23Primary side coilL 1And secondary windingL 2Has a coupling coefficient ofk 12Primary side coilL 1And tuning coilL 3Has a coupling coefficient ofk 13
The parameter design steps of the tuning unit are as follows:
step 1: transforming the positions between the original and secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficients under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
step 2: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function;
for the case where the tuning unit is set on the secondary side, the coupling coefficient in each case obtained in step 1 is setk 13Value and coupling coefficientk 12Fitting the values to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinbIs a proportionality coefficient;
or, for the case that the tuning unit is arranged on the primary side, the coupling coefficients obtained in the step 1 under various conditions are comparedk 23Value and coupling coefficientk 12Fitting the values to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinaIs a proportionality coefficient;
and step 3: designing reactance of additional compensation networkZ xc The following expression is satisfied:
for the case where the tuning unit is arranged on the secondary side,
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for theThe tuning unit is arranged in the case of the primary side,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances, L 3in order to tune the self-inductance of the coil,ωfor the designed resonant frequency, lambda is a constant coefficient, and the value of lambda is determined by the structures of the primary side compensation network and the secondary side compensation network.
Further, the tuning unit is placed on the secondary side, and the tuning coil and the secondary coil are mutually decoupled; alternatively, the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and the tuning coil and the primary coil are decoupled from each other.
Further parameters were designed as follows:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure and a compensation capacitorC 1sThe primary coil is connected in series, and the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωa designed resonant frequency;
b) the secondary side compensation network omits or adopts a parallel capacitance compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a parallel capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2pAnd secondary windingL 2Parallel connection, the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,k 23for tuning coilsL 3And secondary windingL 2The coupling coefficient between the two components is,bis a proportionality coefficient;
c) the tuning unit is placed on the secondary side.
Further parameters were designed as follows:
a) the primary side compensation networkThe parallel capacitor compensation structure is adopted, and the compensation capacitorC 1pThe primary coil is connected in parallel, and the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,k 13for tuning coilsL 3And a primary coilL 1The coupling coefficient between the two components is,ais a proportionality coefficient;
b) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda takes the value of 1;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL type compensation structure, or an LCC type compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for secondary compensation network adoptionLCC compensation architecture, compensation network including compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22And at the two ends of the serial branch, the compensation parameter design meets the following requirements:
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wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
Further parameters were designed as follows:
a) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, a primary compensation network is omitted, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda is 1;
b) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure and compensation capacitanceC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2The parameters are calculated by the following formula:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
Further parameters were designed as follows:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts an LCL type compensation structure and comprises a compensation inductorL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1Excitation source, compensation inductanceL f_1And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected, compensating capacitorsC f_1Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Two-terminal, compensating inductanceL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1The parameter design satisfies the following conditions:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωfor designed resonant frequency
b) The tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda is taken as
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WhereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,L f_1compensating the inductance for the primary side;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL compensation structure, or an LCC compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCC compensation structure, the compensation network comprisesCompensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22And at the two ends of the serial branch, the compensation parameter design meets the following requirements:
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wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
Further parameters were designed as follows:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts an LCC type compensation structure and comprises a primary side compensation inductorL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12Primary side compensation inductanceL f_1Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected first compensation capacitors on the primary sideC f_11Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Second compensation capacitor with primary sideC f_12Primary side compensation inductance at two ends of series branchL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Second compensation capacitor with primary sideC f_12The parameter design satisfies the following conditions:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωa designed resonant frequency;
b) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda takes the value as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,L f_1compensates the inductance for the primary side,C f_12A primary side second compensation capacitor;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL compensation structure, or an LCC compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCC compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2And the negativeThe first compensation capacitors are sequentially connectedC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22And at the two ends of the serial branch, the compensation parameter design meets the following requirements:
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wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
Further, the excitation source is an alternating current voltage source, or an equivalent alternating current voltage source composed of a direct current source, an inverter and a compensation network.
Furthermore, the excitation source is an alternating current source, or an equivalent alternating current source composed of a direct current source, an inverter and a compensation network;
further, the load also adopts a rectifier bridge and an electric load which are connected with each other.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages:
1. the existing series-parallel connection, parallel-series connection,LCL/P、P/LCLWhen the compensation topology is used for realizing constant voltage or constant current output irrelevant to load, the compensation network parameters are relevant to the coupling coefficient of the magnetic coupler, and when the primary side and the secondary side of the transformer generate air gap change and dislocation working conditions, a system deviates from a complete compensation point and a circuit is detuned. The invention overcomes the defect that the system can deviate and detune when the relative position of the primary side and the secondary side changes in the conventional compensation mode, wherein the position change can be the change of transmission distance, translation or rotation in the horizontal direction or the position change in space.
2. According to the adaptive tuning wireless power transmission circuit and the compensation network parameter design method, by designing the compensation parameter value, the parameters of the resonance element are independent of the position change of the primary side and the secondary side of the magnetic coupler and are not easy to detune, the constant voltage or constant current output independent of the load change can be realized under the variable coupling working condition without a complex control strategy, and the input zero reactive power is realized in the variable coupling and load range.
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Fig. 1 is a prior art primary side series secondary side parallel compensation circuit topology.
Fig. 2 is a topology of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit according to a first embodiment.
Fig. 3 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a first embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 4 is a topology of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is an equivalent circuit diagram of fig. 4.
Fig. 6 shows a topology of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is an equivalent circuit diagram of fig. 6.
Fig. 8 is an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the fourth embodiment.
Fig. 9 is an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the fifth embodiment.
Fig. 10 is an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the sixth embodiment.
Fig. 11 is an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the seventh embodiment.
Fig. 12 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of embodiment eight.
Fig. 13 is an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the ninth embodiment.
Fig. 14 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transfer circuit topology of an embodiment ten.
Fig. 15 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of embodiment eleven.
Fig. 16 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transfer circuit topology of embodiment twelve.
Fig. 17 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the thirteenth embodiment.
Fig. 18 is an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transmission circuit topology of the fourteenth embodiment.
FIG. 19 is a measurement of the coupling coefficient of a magnetic coupling device used in the present invention.
FIG. 20 is a result of a coupling coefficient fit for a magnetic coupling device used in the present invention.
FIG. 21 is a simulation plot of open loop gain and input impedance angle at the compensation position for an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 22 is a simulation of open loop gain and input impedance angle for a varying air gap in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 23 is a simulation plot of open loop gain and input impedance angle at the compensation position for a prior art series/parallel compensation topology.
Fig. 24 is a simulation plot of open loop gain and input impedance angle for a variable air gap for a prior art series/parallel compensation topology.
FIG. 25 is a graph of simulated input impedance angles for different coupling coefficients according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Main symbol names in the figure:L 1-the primary power transmitting coil is,L 2-a secondary side power receiving coil,L 3-the tuning coil is arranged to be tuned,M 12——L 1andL 2the mutual inductance between the two coils is changed,M 13——L 1andL 3the mutual inductance between the two coils is changed,M 23——L 2andL 3the mutual inductance between the two coils is changed,k 12——L 1andL 2the coefficient of coupling between the two elements,k 13——L 1andL 3the coefficient of coupling between the two elements,k 23——L 2andL 3the coefficient of coupling between the two elements,C 1s-the primary side is connected in series with a compensation capacitor,C 2pthe secondary side is connected with a compensation capacitor in parallel,R E-a fundamental wave equivalent load resistance,C 3-an additional compensation capacitance of the tuning unit, L 2mthe primary winding of the additional coupled inductor is self-inductive,L 3m-a secondary winding of an additional coupled inductor,M m——L 2mandL 3mthe mutual inductance between the two coils is changed,C m-the decoupling of the capacitance in the first phase,C 2sthe secondary side is connected in series with a compensation capacitor,C_ 1fthe primary coil in the LCL compensation network is connected with the compensation capacitor in parallel,L_ 1f-the primary side compensation inductance is,C_ 2fthe secondary side of the LCL compensation network is connected with the compensation capacitor in parallel,L_ 2f-the secondary side compensates for the inductance,C_ 2f1the secondary side of the LCC compensation network is connected with a compensation capacitor in series,C_ 2f2the secondary side of the LCC compensation network is connected with the compensation capacitor in parallel,C_ 1f1-the primary side of the LCC compensation network is connected with a compensation capacitor in parallel,C_ 1f2-a primary side series compensation capacitor in the LCC compensation network,v 1-the alternating-current input voltage is,v 2-the output voltage of the alternating current is,i 1-the alternating current is input to the power converter,i 2-the output current of the alternating current is,i 1Lflowing through the primary coilL 1The current of (a) is measured,i 2Lflowing through the primary coilL 2The current of (a) is measured,i 3-flowing through the tuning coilL 3The current of (2).
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The invention provides a method for designing compensation parameters of a wireless power transmission device capable of realizing self-adaptive full tuning, which is suitable for a wireless power transmission circuit comprising an excitation source and a primary coilL 1Primary side compensation network and secondary side coilL 2Secondary side compensation network, load, and tuned coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. Tuning coilL 3And the additional compensation network forms a loop. The advantages are that: compensation can be realized under the working conditions of variable air gap and dislocation offset without external regulationThe self-adaptive full tuning of the parameters obtains a constant voltage or constant current output and zero input impedance angle irrelevant to load change, and can solve the problems of large output fluctuation along with load change and large input reactive power content of the existing series/parallel, parallel/series compensation topologies under the working condition of variable coupling coefficients.
In the present invention, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Together forming a magnetic coupling, i.e. non-contact transformer, tuning coilL 3Can be wound on the secondary side and shares a secondary magnetic core with the secondary coil. Or wound on the primary side and shares the primary magnetic core with the primary coil. Corresponding to the circuit part, three self-inductances are generatedL 1L 2AndL 3and three mutual inductances formed between twoM 12M 23M 13
For tuning the coilL 3In the case of winding on the secondary side, as shown in fig. 2-7, when the relative position of the primary and secondary sides is changed, the relative position of the tuning coil and the secondary coil is fixed, and the mutual inductance is obtainedM 23Can be considered approximately constant, and the tuning coil and the secondary coil can be shifted together relative to the primary coil, thereby bringing about mutual inductanceM 13M 12The synchronization of (2) changes.
For the tuning coilL 2In the case of winding on the primary side, as shown in fig. 8-18, when the relative position of the primary and secondary sides is changed, the relative position of the tuning coil and the primary coil is fixed, and the mutual inductance is generatedM 13Can be approximately considered constant, and the tuning coil and the primary coil can generate position deviation relative to the secondary coil together, thereby bringing about mutual inductanceM 23M 12The synchronization of (2) changes.
The first embodiment is as follows:
FIG. 2 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit of the present invention, which includes a voltage source and a primary side series compensation capacitorC 1sPrimary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side parallel capacitorC 2pLoad, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And an additional compensation capacitorC 3And forming a tuning unit. In the present embodiment, the excitation source is an ac voltage source or an equivalent ac voltage source composed of a dc source, an inverter, and a compensation network. Additional compensation capacitor used by additional compensation networkC 3The capacitance is a single capacitance, or a plurality of capacitances are connected in series and in parallel, or an equivalent capacitance formed by combining a plurality of inductance capacitances.
The working principle of the invention for realizing the self-adaptive full tuning of the wireless power transmission system is described below with reference to fig. 2. In contrast to the prior art serial/parallel compensation topology shown in fig. 1, additionally introduced in fig. 2 isL 3C 3A series loop having a loop impedance of the tuning unit of
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WhereinZ xc Is the reactance of the compensating element in the tuning unit.
In this embodiment, the tuning unit is provided on the secondary side, and the coil is tunedL 3And a receiving coilL 2The secondary side magnetic core is shared, so when the position of the primary side and the secondary side of the non-contact transformer changes, such as air gap change, dislocation and deviation, and the like, the two coils arranged on the secondary sideL 3L 2Can simultaneously oppose the primary coilL 1Offset and mutual inductanceM 12M 13A change in (c); and two coils wound on the same sideL 3L 2Because the relative position is fixed and is not influenced by the position change of the original secondary side, the change of the coupling coefficient or mutual inductance between the two sides is negligible and the two sides are approximately considered to be constant. For a certain magnetic coupling device, the self-inductance of three coils at different primary and secondary side positions can be obtained by adopting an LCR (inductance capacitance) measurement or electromagnetic field simulation modeL 1L 2AndL 3and mutual inductance between coilsM 12M 23M 13And calculating the coupling coefficient between the coils based on the obtained mutual inductance value and the self-inductance valuek 12k 23k 13
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Whereink 23It can be considered approximately as invariant,k 13andk 12is a multi-element function of space position coordinate, and under the working conditions of variable air gap and dislocationk 13Andk 12can be changed simultaneously, and can be adjusted by reasonably optimizing the structure of the tuning coilk 13Andk 12when the temperature of the molten steel is changed within a certain range,k 13andk 12is almost constant, and is paired by a linear functionk 13Andk 12fitting to obtain a fitting function
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Then it can be considered ask 13Andk 12is approximately equal tob,bAs a scaling factor.
The following system of equations can be written for the circuit shown in fig. 2 based on kirchhoff's voltage law:
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The secondary winding can be obtained by solving the formula (6)L 2Current of
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. Obviously, when Δ =0, the output voltage of the system is constant, and the load resistanceR E Is irrelevant.
Different from the traditional serial/parallel compensation topology, the primary side serial compensation capacitor is designed to meet the requirement
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It can be seen that the series compensation capacitorC 1sThe value is independent of the coupling coefficient.
Let Δ =0, the condition that the loop impedance of the constant-voltage output tuning unit needs to satisfy is solved as
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the output voltage of the system is
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Obviously, when the reactance of the additional compensation network in the tuning unit satisfies the formula (11), the system can output a constant output voltage regardless of the load resistance. Substituting formula (11) for formula (6) to obtain the input impedance of the resonant converter
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Obviously, the input impedance is now purely resistive. Therefore, according to the embodiment of the invention, the constant voltage output and the pure resistive input impedance which are independent of the load can be obtained at the same time. In addition, as can be seen from the equations (9), (11) and (14), in the first embodiment of the present invention, each compensation capacitance parameter is only related to the designed resonant frequency, the winding self-inductance and the proportionality coefficientbAnd coupling coefficient between coils on the same sidek 23In this embodiment, the tuning coil is wound on the secondary side, and under the working conditions of variable air gap and misalignment, the relative position between the two coils on the secondary side is fixed, and the coupling coefficient is fixedk 23The variation of (a) is approximately negligible; the two secondary windings will simultaneously shift relative to the primary winding, resulting in a coupling coefficientk 13Andk 12simultaneously, the structure of the tuning coil is reasonably optimized, so that the coil can be usedk 13Andk 12when the temperature of the molten steel is changed within a certain range,k 13andk 12the ratio of (A) is almost a fixed value, so that the compensation capacitance parameter value is not influenced by the position change of the original secondary side, namely air gap change and offset changeThe circuit can still realize full tuning under the working condition.
The design method of the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and fully tuning based on the series/parallel compensation topology comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side series compensation capacitor
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D: designing secondary side parallel compensation capacitor
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And secondary windingL 2Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 23The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling.
For the case of magnetic decoupling, optimization can be carried outL 3Coil construction, or regulationL 3AndL 2relative position between them, or by adding metallic material and/or high permeability materialL 3AndL 2the coupling magnetic fluxes between the two parts mutually offset, thereby realizing mutual inductanceM 23Coupling coefficient ofk 23Is approximately zero, and each compensation element parameter is determined by
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WhereinbIs a scaling factor. The loop impedance of the tuning unit can be adjusted by mutual inductanceM 13Reflected to the primary side, as shown in FIG. 3, and has a refractive impedance of
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Equivalent impedance Z r3 It is a capacitive reactance or an inductive reactance, and its equivalent and compensation capacitances can be seenC 1sConnected in series, common to the primary transmission coilL 1Resonance, then Z is adjusted r3 I.e. the equivalent parameters of the primary resonant network can be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, the additional tuning coil loop of the invention essentially plays a role in adjusting the impedance of the primary side resonance network, but is different from the traditional tuning circuit in that the invention utilizes the mutual inductance under the working conditions of variable air gaps and dislocationM 13And a main power transmission coilL 1L 2Mutual inductance betweenM 12The aim of self-tuning is realized by a naturally existing mapping relation, namely, additional control units such as sampling units, switches and the like are not required to be introduced, and compensation parameters are reasonably designed to enable a tuning coil to be tunedL 3By mutual inductanceM 13Equivalent impedance self-adaptive compensation reflected to primary side transmitting coil loop due to mutual inductanceM 12The impact of the change on the operating characteristics of the system.
Based on mutual inductance model of transformer, it can obtain secondary side coil loop to primary side coilL 1Has a reflection impedance of
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It can be seen that the imaginary part of the input impedance is simultaneously coupled by the coefficientk 13Andk 12influence. For the conventional serial/parallel compensation topology, there arek 13If not =0, thenk 12When the input impedance changes, the imaginary part of the input impedance also changes, so that the angle of the input impedance is increased or reduced, the converter works under the strong inductive or strong capacitive working condition, and simultaneously, the output voltage of the converter and the load resistance also changeR E And (4) correlating. In the embodiment of the invention, the tuning unit introduces a dependent coupling coefficient in the circuitk 12Variables that change synchronouslyk 13When is coming into contact withk 13Andk 12the variation trends are the same, and when the proportional relation is approximately satisfied, the main power coil can be compensated in a self-adaptive manner without external regulationL 1L 2Coefficient of intercouplingk 12The effect of the variation on the input impedance angle and the output voltage. Based on fundamental wave equivalence, when the design of the compensation parameters is satisfied, the output voltage and the input impedance of the self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit are respectively as follows:
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it can be seen that the provided wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning can obtain constant voltage output and pure-resistance input impedance which are irrelevant to load as the traditional series/parallel compensation circuit is the same, and meanwhile, because the parameters of the primary side series compensation capacitor and the secondary side parallel compensation capacitor are only relevant to the designed resonance frequency and transformer self-inductance and irrelevant to the mutual inductance change of the magnetic coupler as shown in formula (16), under the working condition of variable coupling coefficient, the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning still has the pure-resistance characteristics of output constant voltage and input impedance, such as air gap change, dislocation offset and the like of the primary side magnetic coupler and the secondary side magnetic coupler, which is a significant advantage of the invention different from the traditional series/parallel compensation circuit.
For the circuit decoupling condition, the decoupling inductance or the decoupling capacitance can be serially connected to counteractM 23Referring to fig. 4 and 6, the circuit connection manner of the second embodiment and the third embodiment of the present invention is formed.
Example two:
FIG. 4 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit of the present invention, which includes a voltage source and a primary side series compensation capacitorC 1sPrimary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side parallel capacitorC 2pLoad, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And an additional compensation capacitorC 3And forming a tuning unit.
The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment is that decoupling inductance is introduced to cancel outM 23The influence of (c). In FIG. 4, the primary winding with additional coupling inductorL 2mSecondary windingL 3mAre respectively connected in series with the receiving coilL 2Tuning coilL 3In the loop, two dotted terminals of the coupling inductor are respectively connected with the coilL 3And a coilL 2Are connected, the mutual inductance of the coupling inductor isM m Must satisfyM m = M 23The equivalent circuit is shown in fig. 5. It should be noted that, after the introduction of the decoupling inductance,L 2L 3the inductance of the series circuit will change, and as shown in fig. 5, the value of the corresponding compensation parameter will change correspondingly, where the primary side series compensation capacitor is designed to resonate with the self-inductance of the transmitter coil, the secondary side parallel compensation capacitor is designed to resonate with the equivalent inductance of the series circuit of the receiver coil, and the additional compensation capacitorC 3To achieve a zero imaginary input impedance design, the compensation element design formula in step C, D, E of the compensation parameter design method is replaced with equation (21).
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The design method of the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and fully tuning based on the series/parallel compensation topology comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side series compensation capacitor
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D: designing secondary side parallel compensation capacitor
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Example three:
FIG. 6 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit of the present invention, which includes a voltage source and a primary side series compensation capacitorC 1sPrimary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side parallel capacitorC 2pLoad, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And an additional compensation capacitorC 3And forming a tuning unit.
The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment is that decoupling capacitance is added in series to cancelM 23The influence of (c). In FIG. 6, the receiving coilL 2And tuning coilL 3Is connected with the same name terminal of the capacitor, and the decoupling capacitorC m One end of (A) andL 2L 3is connected with the common terminal, and the other end is connected with the parallel compensation capacitorC 2pAnd an additional compensation capacitorC 3Is connected with the common terminal and the decoupling capacitorC m The parameters must satisfy
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The equivalent circuit is shown in fig. 7. It should be noted that, after introducing the decoupling capacitance,L 2L 3the inductance of the series circuit will change, and as shown in fig. 7, the value of the corresponding compensation parameter will change correspondingly, where the primary side series compensation capacitor is designed to resonate with the self-inductance of the transmitter coil, the secondary side parallel compensation capacitor is designed to resonate with the equivalent inductance of the series circuit of the receiver coil, and the additional compensation capacitorC 3To achieve a zero imaginary input impedance design, the compensation element design formula in step C, D, E of the compensation parameter design method is replaced by the following formula.
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The design method of the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and fully tuning based on the series/parallel compensation topology comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side series compensation capacitor
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Example four:
FIG. 8 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, which omits a secondary parallel compensation capacitor compared to the wireless power transmission circuit shown in FIG. 3C 2pIn the case of the single primary side capacitance compensation structure, the compensation parameter design method in this embodiment is the same as that in the first embodiment, becauseC 2pThe converter is connected in parallel with the output end and has no influence on the output voltage characteristic, so that the converter still has self-adaptive full tuning under the working condition of variable coupling coefficient, and provides constant voltage output irrelevant to load change, but the corresponding input impedance is not pure resistance at the moment, and the output voltage is not influencedM 23Under the condition of =0, the input impedance of the embodiment is
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It can be seen that the input impedance of the transformer is inductive at this time, and the inductive angle is related to the operating frequency, the self-inductance of the receiving coil, and the load resistance.
Embodiments five to fourteen are cases where the tuning unit is disposed on the primary side, and the working principle of implementing the adaptive full tuning of the wireless power transmission system is similar to the embodiments, and the differences are that when the relative position of the primary side and the secondary side of the charging is changed, the relative position of the tuning coil and the primary side coil is fixed, and the coupling coefficient is fixedk 13Can be approximately considered constant, and the tuning coil and the primary coil can generate position deviation relative to the secondary coil together to bring mutual inductanceM 23M 12The synchronous variation of (1), therefore, in the fifth to the fourteenth embodiments, mutual inductance is utilizedM 23Is adapted to compensate for mutual inductanceM 12The influence on the power transmission characteristic can be realized by reasonably optimizing and tuning the coil structurek 23Andk 12when the temperature of the molten steel is changed within a certain range,k 23andk 12is almost constant, and is paired by a linear functionk 23Andk 12fitting to obtain a fitting function, then it can be considered ask 23Andk 12is approximately equal toa. Preferably, in the fifth to fourteenth embodiments, the tuning coil and the primary coil are decoupled from each other, and the implementation method may be similar to the examples given in the second and third embodiments in a magnetic decoupling or circuit decoupling manner.
Example five:
FIG. 9 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit of the present invention, which includes a current source and a primary side parallel compensation capacitorC p1Primary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side series capacitorC s2Load, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. The excitation source is an alternating current source or an equivalent alternating current source composed of a direct current source, an inverter and a compensation network. Additional compensation capacitorC 3The capacitance is a single capacitance, or a plurality of capacitances are connected in series and in parallel, or an equivalent capacitance formed by combining a plurality of inductance capacitances.
In this example, the coil will be tunedL 3Fixed to the primary side and the primary coilL 1Sharing a primary magnetic core. Then when the position of the primary side and the secondary side of the non-contact transformer is changed, the two coils on the primary side and the secondary sideL 3L 1Can simultaneously oppose the secondary side coilL 2Offset so that the power transmission coilL 1AndL 2mutual inductance betweenM 12When changed, the corresponding tuning coil is accompaniedL 3And secondary windingL 2Mutual inductance betweenM 23A change in (c). For a certain magnetic coupling device, the self-inductance of three coils at different primary and secondary side positions can be obtained by adopting an LCR (inductance capacitance) measurement or electromagnetic field simulation modeL 1L 2AndL 3and mutual inductance between coilsM 12M 23M 13And calculating the coupling coefficient between the coils based on the obtained mutual inductance value and the self-inductance valuek 12k 23k 13Then, the position under different positions can be obtainedk 12k 23With an exact mapping relationship between them, using linear function pairsk 23Andk 12fitting to obtain a fitting function, then it can be considered ask 23Andk 12is approximately equal toa
The design method of the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the parallel/serial compensation topology and capable of self-adapting and full tuning comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side series compensation capacitor
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. For the case of circuit decoupling, the implementation of the circuit is similar to that in fig. 4 and 6, which is not described herein again, and the parameter design method after introducing the decoupling circuit may refer to the second embodiment and the third embodiment in combination with the formula in step C, D, E. For the case of magnetic decoupling, mutual inductanceM 13Coupling coefficient ofk 13Approximately zero, when the compensation element parameters are determined by
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WhereinaIs a scaling factor. Based on the mutual inductance model of the transformer, the loop from the tuning unit to the secondary coil can be obtainedL 2Has a reflection impedance of
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It can be seen that the equivalent impedance Z r3As an inductive reactance, its equivalent and compensation capacitanceC 2sIn series, common to secondary receiving coilsL 1Resonance, then Z is adjusted r3 I.e. the equivalent parameters of the secondary resonant network can be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, the additional tuning coil loop of the invention essentially plays a role in adjusting the impedance of the secondary side resonant network, but is different from the traditional tuning circuit in that the invention utilizes the mutual inductance under the working conditions of variable air gaps and dislocationM 23And power transmission coilL 1L 2Mutual inductance betweenM 12The aim of self-tuning is realized by a naturally existing mapping relation, namely, additional control units such as sampling units, switches and the like are not required to be introduced, and compensation parameters are reasonably designed to enable a tuning coil to be tunedL 3By mutual inductanceM 23Reflected to the secondary side receiving coil loopDue to mutual inductanceM 12The impact of the change on the operating characteristics of the system.
Based on the basic circuit law, the input impedance of the converter can be determined as
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It can be seen that the imaginary part of the input impedance is simultaneously coupled by the coefficientk 23Andk 12effects, for the traditional parallel/serial compensation topology, there arek 23If not =0, thenk 12When the input impedance angle of the converter changes, the converter works under a strong-sensitivity working condition, and the transmission efficiency is influenced. In the embodiment of the invention, the added tuning unit introduces a dependent coupling coefficient in the circuitk 12Variables that change synchronouslyk 23When is coming into contact withk 23Andk 12the variation trends are the same, and when the proportional relation is approximately satisfied, the main power coil can be compensated in a self-adaptive manner without external regulationL 1L 2Coefficient of intercouplingk 12The effect of the variation on the input impedance angle. Based on fundamental wave equivalence, under the condition of complete compensation, the output current and the input impedance of the self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit are respectively as follows:
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it can be seen that the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit can obtain constant current output irrelevant to a load and pure-resistance input impedance, meanwhile, because parameters of a primary side parallel compensation capacitor and a secondary side series compensation capacitor of the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit are only relevant to designed resonant frequency and transformer self-inductance, are irrelevant to magnetic coupler mutual inductance change and are not easy to detune, as shown in formula (24), under the working condition of variable coupling coefficients, such as air gap change, dislocation offset and the like of an original secondary side magnetic coupler, the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit still has the pure-resistance characteristics of output constant current and input impedance.
Example six:
FIG. 10 is a diagram of a wireless power transmission circuit with adaptive full tuning, the topology of the primary circuit is the same as that of FIG. 9, and the secondary compensation network adoptsLCLThe compensation structure comprises a compensation inductorL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2At both ends of the same.
The method for designing the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the primary side series compensation and the secondary side LCL compensation and capable of being self-adaptive and fully tuned comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side series compensation capacitor
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from each other, i.e.Offset byM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. For the case of circuit decoupling, the implementation of the circuit is similar to that in fig. 4 and 6, which is not described herein again, and the parameter design method after introducing the decoupling circuit may refer to the second embodiment and the third embodiment in combination with the formula in step C, D, E. For the case of magnetic decoupling, mutual inductanceM 13Coupling coefficient ofk 13Approximately zero, based on the fundamental wave equivalent, it can be inferred that under the condition of complete compensation, the output voltage and the input impedance of the present embodiment are respectively:
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it can be seen that the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit can obtain constant voltage output and pure-resistance input impedance which are irrelevant to load, and meanwhile, because the parameters of the compensation element of the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit are only relevant to the designed resonant frequency and transformer self-inductance and irrelevant to the mutual inductance change of a magnetic coupler, the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit is not easy to detune under the working condition of variable coupling coefficients, such as air gap change, dislocation offset and the like of an original secondary magnetic coupler, and the self-adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit still has the pure-resistance characteristics of output constant voltage and input impedance.
Example seven:
FIG. 11 is a diagram of a self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit, the topology of the primary circuit of which is the same as that of FIG. 9, and the secondary compensation network of which adoptsLCCThe compensation structure comprises a compensation inductorL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Two ends of the series branch.
The method for designing the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the primary side series compensation and the secondary side LCC compensation and capable of being self-adaptive and fully tuned comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. The input and output characteristics of this embodiment are similar to those of the sixth embodiment of the present invention, except that the seventh embodiment introduces a new adjustable free variableC f_21And the design freedom degree is higher.
Example eight:
FIG. 12 is a diagram of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, including a voltage source and a primary coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side series capacitorC 2sLoad, and method of operating the sameR E And regulation of series connectionHarmonic coilL 3And additional compensation capacitorC 3. In the present embodiment, the excitation source is an ac voltage source or an equivalent ac voltage source composed of a dc source, an inverter, and a compensation network. Additional compensation capacitorC 3The capacitance is a single capacitance, or a plurality of capacitances are connected in series and in parallel, or an equivalent capacitance formed by combining a plurality of inductance capacitances.
The design method of the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the single-auxiliary-side series compensation and capable of self-adapting full tuning comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. For the case of circuit decoupling, the implementation of the circuit is similar to that in fig. 4 and 6, which is not described herein again, and the parameter design method after introducing the decoupling circuit may refer to the second embodiment and the third embodiment in combination with the formula in step C, D, E. For the case of magnetic decoupling, mutual inductanceM 13Coupling coefficient ofk 13Approximately zero, when the compensation element parameters are determined by
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Based on the mutual inductance model of the transformer, the output voltage of the resonance converter can be obtained as
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It can be seen that the load resistanceR E Coefficient of (2) simultaneous coupled coefficientk 23Andk 12effects on the conventional single primary side compensation topology arek 23If not =0, thenk 12The converter loses constant voltage characteristics in response to changes in load resistance. In the embodiment of the invention, the added tuning unit introduces a dependent coupling coefficient in the circuitk 12Variables that change synchronouslyk 23When is coming into contact withk 23Andk 12the variation trends are the same, and when the proportional relation is approximately satisfied, the main power coil can be compensated in a self-adaptive manner without external regulationL 1L 2Coefficient of intercouplingk 12The effect of the variation on the output voltage. Based on fundamental wave equivalence, when the compensation parameters are satisfied, the output voltage of the self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit is as follows:
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obviously, the resonant converter of the present embodiment can always output a constant voltage independent of load variation, and in addition, as shown in formula (30), the compensation element parameters are only related to the designed resonant frequency, transformer self-inductance and proportionality coefficient, so that under the working condition of variable coupling coefficient, such as air gap variation, dislocation offset and the like of the primary and secondary magnetic couplers, the circuit is not easy to detune, and can always work in a full tuning state.
Example nine:
FIG. 13 is a diagram of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, including a voltage source and a primary coilL 1Primary side compensation network and secondary side coilL 2Secondary side series capacitorC 2sLoad, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. Wherein the excitation source is an AC voltage source or an equivalent AC voltage source composed of a DC source, an inverter and a compensation network, and a compensation capacitor is addedC 3The primary side compensation network adopts an LCL structure and comprises a compensation inductorL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_11Excitation source, compensation inductanceL f_1And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected, compensating capacitorsC f_1Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Two ends.
The method for designing the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the primary LCL compensation and secondary series compensation and capable of being self-adaptive and fully tuned comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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c: designing a primary side compensation inductanceL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_11The parameters satisfy:
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It can be seen that the imaginary part of the input impedance is simultaneously coupled by the coefficientk 23Andk 12effects for the conventional LCL/S compensation topology, there arek 23If not =0, thenk 12When the input impedance angle of the converter changes, the converter works under a strong-sensitivity working condition, and the transmission efficiency is influenced. In the embodiment of the invention, the added tuning unit introduces a dependent coupling coefficient in the circuitk 12Variables that change synchronouslyk 23When is coming into contact withk 23Andk 12the variation trends are the same, and when the proportional relation is approximately satisfied, the adaptive compensation can be realized without external regulationk 12The effect of the variation on the input impedance. Base ofIn the fundamental wave equivalent, when the compensation parameters are obtained, the input impedance of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adaptive full tuning is as follows:
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obviously, the input impedance is now purely resistive, so tuned coils are usedL 3And a receiving coilL 2Coefficient of coupling betweenk 23Andk 12the characteristic of increasing and reducing simultaneously can self-adaptively compensate the influence of the change of the coupling coefficient between the primary side power winding and the secondary side power winding on the input impedance characteristic of the system, so that the resonant converter always works in a full-tuning state, the input impedance is pure resistance, zero reactive power is input in a wide load and coupling coefficient change range, the reactive circulation of the system is reduced, and the stress of devices is reduced.
Further, the output current gain of the converter when the designed compensation parameter is satisfied can be obtained as
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The adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit can obtain constant current output irrelevant to load, and is not easy to detune under the variable coupling working condition because the parameters of the primary and secondary compensation elements are only relevant to the designed resonant frequency, the transformer self-inductance and the proportionality coefficient.
Example ten:
FIG. 14 is a diagram of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, including a voltage source and a primary coilL 1Primary side LCL compensation network and secondary side coilL 2Secondary LCL compensation network, loadR E And by tuning the coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. Wherein the excitation source is an AC voltage source or an equivalent AC voltage source composed of a DC source, an inverter and a compensation network, and a compensation capacitor is addedC 3The primary side compensation network and the secondary side compensation network both adopt LCL structures for a single capacitor or equivalent capacitors formed by connecting a plurality of capacitors in series-parallel or combining a plurality of inductance capacitors, wherein the primary side compensation network comprises compensation inductorsL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_11Excitation source, compensation inductanceL f_1And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected, compensating capacitorsC f_1Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Two ends; the secondary compensation network comprises a compensation inductorL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2At both ends of the same.
The design method of the compensation parameters of the self-adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit based on bilateral LCL compensation comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinaIs a proportionality coefficient;
c: designing a primary side compensation inductanceL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1The parameters satisfy:
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d: designing secondary compensation inductanceL f_2Compensating capacitorC f_2The parameters satisfy:
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e: designing reactance of additional compensation networkZ xc Satisfy the requirement of
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. For the case of magnetic decoupling, mutual inductanceM 13Coupling coefficient ofk 13When the compensation parameter design is satisfied, the input impedance and the output voltage gain of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning are as follows
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Obviously, the present embodiment has the characteristics of pure resistance of input impedance and independence of output voltage and load resistance. Using tuned coilsL 3And a receiving coilL 2Coefficient of coupling betweenk 23Andk 12the characteristic of increasing and decreasing can realize the self-tuning of the input impedance under the variable coupling working condition, so that the resonant converter always works near the zero input impedance angle.
Example eleven:
FIG. 15 is a diagram of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, including a voltage source and a primary coilL 1Primary side LCL compensation network and secondary side coilL 2Secondary LCC compensation network, loadR E And by tuning the coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. Wherein the excitation source is an AC voltage source or an equivalent AC voltage source composed of a DC source, an inverter and a compensation network, and a compensation capacitor is addedC 3The primary side compensation network adopts an LCL structure and comprises a compensation inductorL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_11Excitation source, compensation inductanceL f_1And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected, compensating capacitorsC f_1Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Two ends; the secondary compensation network adopts LCC structure and compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Two ends of the series branch.
The method for designing the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and fully tuning based on the primary LCL compensation and the secondary LCC compensation comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinaIs a proportionality coefficient;
c: designing a primary side compensation inductanceL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1The parameters satisfy:
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d: designing secondary compensation inductanceL f_2Compensating capacitorC f_21C f_22Parameter satisfaction:
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E: designing reactance of additional compensation networkZ xc Satisfy the requirement of
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. For the case of magnetic decoupling, mutual inductanceM 13Coupling coefficient ofk 13When the compensation parameter design is satisfied, the input impedance and the output voltage gain of the wireless power transmission circuit capable of self-adapting and full tuning are as follows
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Obviously, the present embodiment has the characteristics of pure resistance of input impedance and independence of output voltage and load resistance. Using tuned coilsL 3And a receiving coilL 2Coefficient of coupling betweenk 23Andk 12the characteristic of increasing and decreasing can realize the self-tuning of the input impedance under the variable coupling working condition, so that the resonant converter always works at the angle of zero input impedance.
Example twelve:
FIG. 16 is a diagram of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission circuit according to the present invention, including a voltage source and a primary coilL 1Primary side LCC compensation network and secondary side coilL 2Secondary side series compensation capacitorC s2Load, and method of operating the sameR E And by tuning the coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network. Wherein the excitation source is an AC voltage source or an equivalent AC voltage source composed of a DC source, an inverter and a compensation network, and is attached toAdd compensating capacitorC 3The primary side compensation network adopts an LCC structure and comprises a primary side compensation inductorL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12Primary side compensation inductanceL f_1Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected first compensation capacitors on the primary sideC f_11Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1And f primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12Two ends of the series branch.
The method for designing the compensation parameters of the wireless power transmission circuit based on the primary LCC compensation secondary series compensation and capable of being self-adaptive and fully tuned comprises the following steps:
a: transforming the relative position between the original and the secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficient under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
b: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinaIs a proportionality coefficient;
c: designing a primary side compensation inductanceL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Second compensation capacitor with primary sideC f_12Parameters are as follows:
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d: designing secondary side series compensation capacitorC s2Comprises the following steps:
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e: design additional compensationReactance of networkZ xc Satisfy the requirement of
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Preferably, the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1Are decoupled from one another, i.e. cancelledM 13The influence of (c) can be by means of magnetic or electrical decoupling. The input and output characteristics of the topology of the present embodiment are similar to those of the ninth embodiment, and when the compensation parameter design is satisfied, the constant current output irrelevant to the load can be realized, and meanwhile, the tuning coil is utilizedL 3And a receiving coilL 2Coefficient of coupling betweenk 23Andk 12the characteristic of the same increase and the same decrease can realize the self-tuning of the input impedance in the wide load and wide coupling coefficient variation range, so that the resonant converter always works near a zero input impedance angle. The difference between the twelfth embodiment and the ninth embodiment is that the primary side of the twelfth embodiment introduces a new adjustable free variableC_ f12And a parameter design freedom degree is provided, and the transmission requirements of different powers and output currents can be met.
The secondary side compensation network in this embodiment may also adopt LCL and LCC compensation structures, as shown in fig. 17 and 18, fig. 17 and 18 respectively correspond to the wireless power transmission circuit topology capable of adaptive full tuning in the thirteenth and fourteenth embodiments of the present invention, the parameter design of the primary side compensation element is the same as the twelfth embodiment, and the parameter design of the secondary side compensation element is the same as the tenth and eleventh embodiments, respectively, so as to obtain a constant voltage output unrelated to the load, which is not described herein again.
The above description is only a preferred example of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Simulation example:
in order to verify the superiority and feasibility of the invention, saber simulation software is utilized to compare the invention shown in the attached figure 2Simulation was performed on the first embodiment of the adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit.v 1i 1Respectively, an alternating input voltage and a current,v 2i 2respectively the ac output voltage and current of the converter,R E is an ac equivalent load.
The specific simulation parameters are as follows:
input voltage V 1 = 1.V
Compensating the frequency completely 40kHz
Compensating for magnetic coupling parameters at a location L 1=635.91mH, L 2=673.51mH,L 3 =650mH, M 12=310.86mH, k 12=0.475,M 13=299mH, k 13=0.465,M 23=0mH, k 23=0
Resonance capacitor C 1=24.896n F , C 2=23.506n F C 3=12.43n F
FIG. 19 shows the method usedMeasuring the coupling coefficient of the magnetic coupling device under the variable air gap working condition by using a linear function pair by adopting Matlab or Excel softwarek 13Andk 12fitting, fitting curve as shown in FIG. 20, obtaining fitting function ofk 13 = 0.96 k 12Coefficient of proportionalitybIs 0.96. FIG. 21 shows the compensation position of the first embodiment (k 12 = 0.475,k 13 = 0.465) simulation curves of open loop gain and input impedance phase angle under different load conditions, and fig. 22 is (under variable air gap working condition) (k 12=k 13=0.2), and the simulation result shows that under different coupling coefficients, the adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission circuit provided by the invention has variable load gain intersection points, the input impedance angle at the gain intersection point frequency is zero, and the simulated gain intersection point frequency is 40kHz, consistent with the fully compensated frequency of theoretical design.
To prove the superiority of the present invention, simulation studies were carried out using the existing primary side series-secondary side parallel (series/parallel) compensation topology shown in fig. 1, and fig. 23 and 24 show the existing series/parallel compensation topology at the compensation position: (fig.: 23 and 24 respectivelyk 12=k 13=0.475), position of displacement: (k 12=k 13=0.275), whereC 1With the value of 32.15nF, it can be seen that at the complete compensation position, the existing serial/parallel compensation circuit has the characteristic that the input phase angle at the gain intersection point is zero, but after the coupling coefficient is changed, although the gain intersection point still exists, the working frequency corresponding to the gain intersection point deviates from the initially set working frequency point, and meanwhile, the input impedance is no longer purely resistive, 40 nFkAt the Hz operating frequency, the input impedance has a large inductive angle, which increases the reactive circulating current and affects the transmission efficiency.
FIG. 25 shows simulated input impedance angles at different coupling coefficients for the application of the embodiment with an operating frequency of 40kHz, the load resistance is 50 omega, and for comparison, the simulation result of the input impedance angle of the traditional serial/parallel compensation circuit under the variable coupling coefficient is also shown in the figure. From the figure25 it can be seen that the input phase angle of the proposed adaptive full-tuned wireless power transmission topology is in the coupling coefficientk 12The input impedance is always zero in the variation process, namely the input impedance keeps pure resistance unchanged; the input phase angle of the converter with the compensation of the series connection of the primary side and the parallel connection of the secondary side is in the coupling coefficientk 12The input impedance is gradually changed from pure resistance to inductance in the process of gradually increasing from big to small.

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1. A method for designing compensation parameters of a wireless power transmission device capable of self-adapting and full tuning is suitable for a wireless power transmission circuit comprising an excitation source, a primary side compensation network and a primary side coilL 1Secondary side coilL 2Secondary side compensation network, load, and tuned coilL 3And a tuning unit consisting of an additional compensation network; the tuning unit is arranged at the side of the secondary side, and the coil is tunedL 3And secondary windingL 2A common secondary side magnetic core; or the tuning unit is arranged at the primary side, and the coil is tunedL 3And a primary coilL 1A common primary side magnetic core; tuning coilL 3And secondary windingL 2Has a coupling coefficient ofk 23Primary side coilL 1And secondary windingL 2Has a coupling coefficient ofk 12Primary side coilL 1And tuning coilL 3Has a coupling coefficient ofk 13
The parameter design steps of the tuning unit are as follows:
step 1: transforming the positions between the original and secondary sides to obtain the coupling coefficients under various conditionsk 23Coupling coefficient ofk 12Coupling coefficient ofk 13A value of (d);
step 2: fitting the obtained coupling coefficient by using a linear function to obtain a fitting function;
for the case where the tuning unit is set on the secondary side, the coupling coefficient in each case obtained in step 1 is setk 13Value and coupling coefficientk 12Fitting the values to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinbIs a proportionality coefficient;
or, for the case that the tuning unit is arranged on the primary side, the coupling coefficients obtained in the step 1 under various conditions are comparedk 23Value and coupling coefficientk 12Fitting the values to obtain a fitting function
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WhereinaIs a proportionality coefficient;
and step 3: designing reactance of additional compensation networkZ xc The following expression is satisfied:
for the case where the tuning unit is arranged on the secondary side,
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for the case where the tuning unit is placed on the primary side,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,L 3in order to tune the self-inductance of the coil,ωfor the designed resonant frequency, lambda is a constant coefficient, and the value of lambda is determined by the structures of the primary side compensation network and the secondary side compensation network.
2. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive fully tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1, wherein the tuning unit is placed on a secondary side, and the tuning coil and the secondary side coil are decoupled from each other; alternatively, the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and the tuning coil and the primary coil are decoupled from each other.
3. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the following steps:
a) the primary side compensation network is adoptedWith series capacitor compensation structure, compensation capacitorC 1sThe primary coil is connected in series, and the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωa designed resonant frequency;
b) the secondary side compensation network omits or adopts a parallel capacitance compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a parallel capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2pAnd secondary windingL 2Parallel connection, the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,k 23for tuning coilsL 3And secondary windingL 2The coupling coefficient between the two components is,bis a proportionality coefficient;
c) the tuning unit is placed on the secondary side.
4. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the following steps:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts a parallel capacitance compensation structure and a compensation capacitorC 1pThe primary coil is connected in parallel, and the parameter calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,k 13for tuning coilsL 3And a primary coilL 1The coupling coefficient between the two components is,ais a proportionality coefficient;
b) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda takes the value of 1;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL type compensation structure, or an LCC type compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCC compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22The compensation parameters at both ends of the series branch are designed to satisfy:
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Wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
5. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the following steps:
a) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, a primary compensation network is omitted, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda is 1;
b) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure and compensation capacitanceC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2The parameters are calculated by the following formula:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
6. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the following steps:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts an LCL type compensation structure and comprises a compensation inductorL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1Excitation source, compensation inductanceL f_1And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected, compensating capacitorsC f_1Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Two-terminal, compensating inductanceL f_1And compensation capacitorC f_1The parameter design satisfies the following conditions:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωfor designed resonant frequency
b) The tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda is taken as
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WhereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,L f_1compensating the inductance for the primary side;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL compensation structure, or an LCC compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωa designed resonant frequency;
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCC compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Vice versaSide coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22And at the two ends of the serial branch, the compensation parameter design meets the following requirements:
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wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
7. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tunable wireless power transmission device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the following steps:
a) the primary side compensation network adopts an LCC type compensation structure and comprises a primary side compensation inductorL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12Primary side compensation inductanceL f_1Primary side second compensation capacitorC f_12And a primary coilL 1Sequentially connected first compensation capacitors on the primary sideC f_11Connected in parallel to the primary coilL 1Second compensation capacitor with primary sideC f_12Primary side compensation inductance at two ends of series branchL f_1First compensation capacitor on primary sideC f_11Second compensation capacitor with primary sideC f_12The parameter design satisfies the following conditions:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωa designed resonant frequency;
b) the tuning unit is placed on the primary side, and in the parameter design step 3, the constant coefficient lambda takes the value as follows:
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whereinL 1Is a self-inductance of the primary coil,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,L f_1compensates the inductance for the primary side,C f_12A primary side second compensation capacitor;
c) the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, or an LCL compensation structure, or an LCC compensation structure;
for the condition that the secondary side compensation network adopts a series capacitance compensation structure, the compensation capacitorC 2sAnd secondary windingL 2Series connected, compensating capacitorsC 2sThe calculation formula is as follows:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCL compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2And compensation capacitorC f_2Secondary side coilL 2Compensating inductanceL f_2A compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_2Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2The compensation parameter design satisfies the following requirements:
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whereinL 2The self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωin order to be at the designed resonant frequency,
for the case that the secondary compensation network adopts LCC compensation structure, the compensation network comprises compensation inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitorC f_21And a second compensation capacitorC f_22Secondary side coilL 2A second compensation capacitorC f_22Compensating inductanceL f_2A first compensation capacitor connected with the load in sequenceC f_21Connected in parallel to the secondary coilL 2And a second compensation capacitorC f_22And at the two ends of the serial branch, the compensation parameter design meets the following requirements:
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wherein, in the step (A),L 2the self-inductance of the secondary side coil is realized,ωthe designed resonant frequency.
8. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission device according to claim 1, wherein the excitation source is an ac voltage source or an equivalent ac voltage source consisting of a dc source, an inverter and a compensation network.
9. The method for designing compensation parameters of an adaptive full-tuning wireless power transmission device according to claim 4, wherein the excitation source is an AC current source or an equivalent AC current source composed of a DC source, an inverter and a compensation network.
10. The method of claim 1, wherein the load further comprises a rectifier bridge and a power load connected to each other.
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