Experimental Determination of the Maximum Permissible Coil Misalignment in Adaptive Transcutaneous Energy Transfer Systems

The effect of the symmetrical coil couple geometry on the value of lateral coil misalignment that corresponds to zero coupling in inductive energy transfer systems was studied. It was shown that the distance between coil turns and the number of coil turns have rather small effect on the zero-couplin...

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Published in:Biomedical engineering 2018-03, Vol.51 (6), p.432-436
Main Authors: Gurov, K. O., Mindubaev, E. A., Selishchev, S. V., Surkov, O. A.
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description The effect of the symmetrical coil couple geometry on the value of lateral coil misalignment that corresponds to zero coupling in inductive energy transfer systems was studied. It was shown that the distance between coil turns and the number of coil turns have rather small effect on the zero-coupling distance. Increasing the outer diameter of the coils was shown to be the only way to increase the zero-coupling distance at given parameters of the system. It was found that changes in the outer diameter of the coils had more significant effect on the zero-coupling distance when the outer diameter was more than twice as great as the inner diameter.
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Coiling
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Energy
Energy transfer
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Optimization
Power supply
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