| 研究生: |
鍾佳熙 Chung, Chia-Hsi |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
藉蛇型線圈結構及雙電容拓樸網路提升無線傳能系統水平錯位容忍度與傳能效率最佳化設計 Novel Serpentine Coil Design with Robust Lateral Misalignment Tolerance and Dual-Capacitance Topologies Achieved Wireless Power Transfer Efficiency Optimization |
| 指導教授: |
楊慶隆
Yang, Chin-Lung |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
電機資訊學院 - 電機工程學系 Department of Electrical Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2020 |
| 畢業學年度: | 108 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 86 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 無線傳能 、共振耦合 、蛇型線圈 、拓樸網路 、錯位容忍力 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Magnetic resonance coupling, misalignment tolerance, serpentine coil, topology, wireless power transfer |
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本文提出新穎之蛇型(彎折)結構線圈設計應用於無線傳能系統以提升水平錯位容忍度,並結合雙電容之拓樸網路達到系統最佳傳能效率之分析。無線傳能領域從小功率之生醫植入應用、消費型電子產品、到大功率之電動車充電系統,提供產品應用之空間自由度且保有高效的傳輸效率是所有無線傳能工程的重大願景,然而在磁偶共振無線傳能中線圈的偏移會對效率造成顯著影響。
本文透過電磁模擬軟體分析提出之平面並聯蛇型線圈(Planar Parallel Serpentine Coil, PPSC)與其結合單環線圈結構之蝴蝶形並聯蛇型線圈(Butterfly-Shape Parallel Serpentine Coil, PBSC),均勻磁場分布的設計透過水平錯位之偶合衰減驗證,相較於傳統螺旋線圈,本文所提出蛇型線圈結構對於水平錯位容忍度有顯著提升。接著,本文提出雙電容拓樸網路模型之完整推導與對於耦合衰減之特色分析,透過雙電容網路可使兩線圈在最大的自由度且操作在最佳傳能效率的情境,更甚他者在於本文完整考慮包含前級系統隨錯位之整體效率衰減趨勢,並分析不同拓樸網路之適用情境與可控制之輸入阻抗,以提升系統錯位容忍度。
最後,實驗結果本文所提出之PPSC在傳輸距離D = 40 mm時傳能效率為49%,而在水平錯位線圈面積一半Dx = 35 mm的情境下,衰減率僅有20%;PBSC在同樣的情境D = 40 mm以更小的線圈面積達到更高的傳能效率73%,而水平錯位線圈面積一半Dx = 25 mm時,衰減率更只有7%,經由FoM所算為5.22,在多數文獻比較中其性能指標皆大幅領先他者。本篇論文不僅止於設計線圈,更實驗對小型生醫植入式線圈傳能效率、錯位容忍度至整體系統效率隨錯位衰減程度,驗證本文提出之傳能系統具有極高的空間自由度與系統穩定性。
In this thesis, two novel serpentine (meander) structure coils are applied for wireless power transfer (WPT) system, which are proposed to improve the lateral misalignment tolerance for the potential applications of biomedical implants. Next, the dual-capacitance topologies are analyzed and derived to optimize the power transfer efficiency. Compared to the traditional WPT system that is combined with spiral coil and single capacitance for conjugate matching, the dual-capacitance topologies have more flexibility to adjust coil distance, source impedance and load impedance to operate at the optimal efficiency. In addition, the suitable topology can be selected for enhancing the robustness of system efficiency are also analyzed.
From experiment, the proposed planar parallel serpentine coil (PPSC) achieve 49% of efficiency at a transmission distance of 40 mm. The transfer power decay rate (TPDR) of PPSC is only 20% under laterally misaligned half of the coil area Dx = 35 mm. The decay rate of conventional spiral coil is 57% at the same situation. More than this, parallel butterfly-shape serpentine coil is proposed for power transfer efficiency enhancement and miniaturization but also inherited the advantage of misalignment tolerance characteristic by serpentine structure. The proposed PBSC achieve 73% of efficiency at a distance of 40 mm and only 7% of decay rate at laterally misaligned half of the coil area Dx = 25 mm. Therefore, it can validate that the proposed structures suffer better misalignment tolerance but also maintain high power transfer efficiency to achieve a more convenient wireless power transfer system.
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