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IoT Based Wireless Charging Station for EVs

P. Srinivas, U.N.N.D. Vamsi Teja, G. Sabresh, K. Hema Bhavani, R. Prem Kumar

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This research introduces an IoT-based wireless charging station for Electric Vehicles (EVs), with the aim of providing a charging solution that is convenient, efficient, and environmentally friendly. The system employs inductive power transfer technology to transfer power wirelessly from the charging station to the EVs. It is equipped with IoT sensors and a microcontroller that monitor the charging process, regulate the power transfer, and communicate with the EVs and the cloud server. The system features various safety measures, including overvoltage and overcurrent protection, to ensure the safe and dependable operation of the charging station. Furthermore, the proposed system is scalable, adaptable, and can be easily integrated with the existing EV infrastructure.


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