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Advance Electrical Vehicle Charging System

A. Abhishek, Mohammed Misal, R. Ramesh, S. Suresha, Madhusudhan M.

Abstract


The project overviews Wireless Power Transfer systems that transfer electric energy from a source to a load without any wired connection. The battery of Electric Vehicle is charged by wireless power transfer between primary and secondary coil through electromagnetic field. The IR sensor is adapted, which can detect the position of an Electric vehicle and also presence and absence of an Electric Vehicle where Relay is used as a switch which turns ON and OFF the supply to the transmitting coil. The system is operated at the maximum efficiency throughout the operation. Furthermore, the voltage received will be displayed on LCD display.


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