%0 Conference Paper %1 FritzDaniel.2024.DesignandImplementationof %A Fritz, Daniel %A Elbracht, Lukas %A Noeren, Jannis %A Zimmer, Marco %A Parspour, Nejila %B 2024 IEEE 9th Southern Power Electronics Conference (SPEC) %D 2024 %K 200kW_WPT Coils Electrification Power_generation Rectifiers Reviews Scalability Testing Wireless_Power_Transfer Wireless_communication high_power_wpt hp_iew inverters %P 1--6 %R 10.1109/SPEC62217.2024.10893281 %T Design and Implementation of a 200 kW Inductive Wireless Power Transfer System using a Modular Approach %X The increasing electrification of buses and trucks necessitates a thorough review of the charging infrastructure. In this context, Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) systems using inductively coupled coils present a promising solution. However, the high power required for large battery capacities poses particular challenges for these systems, including high electrical loads for the system components as well as efficiency and scalability concerns. This paper discusses the development and operation of a 200kW WPT system that employs a single pair of coupled coils, along with multiple inverters and rectifiers. The concept, design, and development of a High Power WPT (HPWPT) system are presented, as well as its implementation. The system has been successfully tested, achieving an output power of 203kW with an efficiency of 95.2\%.

@inproceedings{FritzDaniel.2024.DesignandImplementationof, abstract = {The increasing electrification of buses and trucks necessitates a thorough review of the charging infrastructure. In this context, Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) systems using inductively coupled coils present a promising solution. However, the high power required for large battery capacities poses particular challenges for these systems, including high electrical loads for the system components as well as efficiency and scalability concerns. This paper discusses the development and operation of a 200kW WPT system that employs a single pair of coupled coils, along with multiple inverters and rectifiers. The concept, design, and development of a High Power WPT (HPWPT) system are presented, as well as its implementation. The system has been successfully tested, achieving an output power of 203kW with an efficiency of 95.2{\%}.}, added-at = {2025-04-17T14:15:42.000+0200}, author = {Fritz, Daniel and Elbracht, Lukas and Noeren, Jannis and Zimmer, Marco and Parspour, Nejila}, biburl = {https://puma.ub.uni-stuttgart.de/bibtex/2d2874ff2a3acc9861f36286c628da0e3/iew_homepage}, booktitle = {2024 IEEE 9th Southern Power Electronics Conference (SPEC)}, doi = {10.1109/SPEC62217.2024.10893281}, file = {Fritz, Elbracht et al 2024 - Design and Implementation:Attachments/Fritz, Elbracht et al 2024 - Design and Implementation.pdf:application/pdf}, interhash = {2974678081ac74e1fbbf3c4f6c2d852a}, intrahash = {d2874ff2a3acc9861f36286c628da0e3}, keywords = {200kW_WPT Coils Electrification Power_generation Rectifiers Reviews Scalability Testing Wireless_Power_Transfer Wireless_communication high_power_wpt hp_iew inverters}, pages = {1--6}, timestamp = {2025-04-17T14:15:42.000+0200}, title = {Design and Implementation of a 200 kW Inductive Wireless Power Transfer System using a Modular Approach}, year = 2024 }