HVS-3185. Wireless Charging Of Electrical Vehicle.
₹9,000.00
Automation has created a bigger hype in the electronics. The major reason for this type is automation provides greater advantages like accuracy, energy conversation, reliability and more over the automated systems do not require any human attention. Any one of the requirements stated above demands for the design of an automated device.
The increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) has created a growing demand for efficient, safe, and sustainable charging solutions. This project presents a solar-powered wireless charging system for electric vehicles that eliminates the need for physical connectors and promotes the use of renewable energy.
The proposed system utilizes a solar panel as the primary energy source, which charges a battery through a charging circuit. The stored energy is then converted into high-frequency AC signals using a pulse generator and MOSFET switching circuit. This alternating signal energizes a wireless power transmitting coil, generating a magnetic field.
On the receiver side, a wireless power receiving coil captures the transmitted energy through electromagnetic induction. The received power is processed using a regulated power supply (RPS) circuit to provide stable DC output suitable for charging an electric vehicle battery or mobile device.
This method offers several advantages including reduced charging cable dependency, improved safety, minimal wear and tear, and eco-friendly energy utilization. The integration of solar energy further enhances system sustainability by reducing reliance on conventional power sources.
Overall, the system demonstrates an efficient and contactless approach to EV charging, supporting the development of smart, green, and future-ready transportation infrastructure.
Features:- Copper Coil System
- Usage of pulse generator
- Highly Sensitive
- This system helps in transmission of power wirelessly
- Efficient and low cost design.
- Low power consumption.
- Easy to operate.
- In industries, streets, etc which can be practically implemented in real time.
- Industrial applications, batteries, vehicles, mining.
- Houses etc.,
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