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In wireless charging applications, multiple phases of the inverter can be paralleled to enhance the power level. Even though the same pulse-width modulated signals are applied for the corresponding switches, there can still be phase differences in the driving pulses which directly turn on/off the switches, due to the inconsistency in the switch parameters or driving circuits. The different driving pulses can result in large circulating currents, which decrease the power level. Current balancing techniques can be adopted to solve this issue. This paper proposes a passive current balancing method for wireless charging. Compared with the existing method, the proposed method can reduce the number of coupled inductors by half and balance every two sources to achieve good current balancing performance. Experimental results have validated the effectiveness of the proposed method. © 2021 IEEE.
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Year: 2021
Page: 1648-1652
Language: English
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