Wireless Charging for electric cars

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Wireless charging for electric cars utilizes electromagnetic fields for energy transfer, but practical implementation remains a challenge. The Wireless Power Consortium provides valuable resources on wireless power transmission, though specifics for automotive applications are less clear. The concept of charging vehicles while in motion is intriguing, with claims of up to 90% efficiency, but details on the mechanism are scarce. The discussion highlights a need for more comprehensive resources and understanding of the technology's application in electric vehicles. Overall, the feasibility of wireless charging for cars, especially while driving, is still under exploration.
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Hi guys,
I am a newbie here and need help to start my project !
I am studying mechatronics engineering and I plan to make a wireless charging system for electric cars. I know that it uses electromagnetic field for transfering energy, but I can't get enough resources to start my project.
Maybe there is one of you that know this well and care to describe it to me.
Any answer would be appreciated !

Thanks ! :smile:

PS : Sorry if there was already another similar topic !
 
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cool link !
It describes the process behind wireless power transmission very well..

But is it different if we want to apply the mechanism for electric cars ?
Because what I'm thinking is to charge the car while it's moving on the road.
I found this link, but it doesn't describe the process well :

http://gas2.org/2009/10/07/wireless-on-road-electric-car-charging-patent-could-be-a-game-changer/

And this is the video ( in German )

http://www.iav.com/de/index.php?we_objectID=15760&pid=227

In the description they said that they could achieve about 90% efficiency.
I wonder if it's possible !

Any idea how this mechanism work for electric cars ?
 
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