The transmission characteristics of a magnetic coupled wireless power transfer
system are analyzed
based on the magnetic coupling theory,and an experiment instrument of the
resonant magnetic coupled wireless
power transfer system is developed. The transmission characteristics of the
system are visually observed under the
LED load. The high frequency equivalent resistance of the transmitting coil
is measured. The condition of maximum
output power and the law of frequency splitting are obtained by exploring
the relations between the output power and
the signal frequency,transmission distance,or load of the system. The
results indicate that the trend-skin effect of
the high frequency coil is obvious; and the higher the frequency is,the
greater the equivalent resistance. The resonant
characteristics of the magnetic coupled wireless power transfer system are
not only related to the transmission
signal frequency and the inherent frequency of the receiver and transmit
circuit,but also linked to their coupling coefficient;
the output power as well as the transmission efficiency is maximized at the
optimal full resonance. Our design
experiment instrument can be generalized to measure the stable
characteristics of RLC series circuits,and operate
stably. The experimental results are consistent with the theory.