Electric Vehicle Wireless Charging on the Go

Abstract

The need of efficient, continuous charging solutions is rising in relation to the rising use of electric vehicles (EVs).
Traditional plug-in charging facilities sometimes need extended vehicle stops, exacerbating range anxiety among
electric vehicle users and leading to unnecessary delays. Wireless road charging, also known as Wireless Power
Transfer (WPT), circumvents these limitations by enabling automobiles to charge on the go over wireless equipment
already established in the road.By combining Bluetooth-operated robotic cars with wireless charging technology, the
proposed technique provides an innovative and creative way to simulate real-life electric vehicle charging scenarios.
The system's two primary components are the Vehicle Charging Unit (VCU) and the Vehicle Controlling Unit
(VCU). Through the use of inductive coupling, the charging unit converts the electromagnetic field into useable
electric power for storage. This energy is transferred from coils buried under the road surface to the receiving coil in
the car. Electric vehicle (EV) charging, inductive coupling, wireless power transfer, dynamic charging, and related
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