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Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer (DWPT) allows measurements should be done for 100 kHz and 77 kHz. electrical energy to be transferred wirelessly to a moving object, and it also possesses the ability to charge vehicles continuously while they are traveling down a specially equipped road.

A method of embedding the coils in the surface course shows that all coils achieve more than 54 kW of power at an efficiency of 95% in the power transmission evaluation. Advantage: Ability to charge vehicles continuously while they are traveling down a specially equipped road. Objective: Investigation of physical and structural feasibility of embedding DWPT primary coils within standard road materials (standard-grade asphalt and concrete) to understand how these materials influence electrical characteristics and power transfer.

Publication Date

3-2026

Department

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Disciplines

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Effects of Asphalt or Concrete on Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer

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