Wireless Car Battery Charger: Inductive Power Transfer Tips

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To effectively build a wireless charger for a car battery, minimizing the distance between the primary and secondary coils is crucial for maximizing energy transfer. The discussion raises questions about the purpose of the charger, such as whether it is intended as a trickle charger and the rationale for choosing a wireless design. Consideration must also be given to the placement of the secondary coil on the car, especially regarding accessibility and the need to lift the hood during charging. These factors are essential for ensuring efficient charging of the battery. Overall, careful planning and design are necessary for successful implementation of a wireless charging system for car batteries.
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Hi, I am planning to build a wireless charger to charge up car battery.
I am wondering what to do to the secondary coil in order to have enough energy to charge the battery ..
thank you.. ^^
 
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dummy555 said:
Hi, I am planning to build a wireless charger to charge up car battery.
I am wondering what to do to the secondary coil in order to have enough energy to charge the battery ..
thank you.. ^^

The best thing you can do is minimize the distance between the primary and secondary coils. Is this a trickle charger? Why do you want it to be wireless? Where are you planning on putting the secondary coil on the (metal) car? Will you put the hood up to do the charging?
 
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