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Performance Analysis Of Solar-Based Wireless Charging Infrastructure For Electric Vehicles

2026-06-11 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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A solar energy research paper on Performance Analysis Of Solar-Based Wireless Charging Infrastructure For Electric Vehicles.

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Original abstract

The rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs) has increased the demand for sustainable and convenient charging infrastructure. Conventional wired charging systems require physical connectors that suffer from wear, maintenance requirements, and user inconvenience. This paper proposes a Solar Wireless EV Charging System that combines solar photovoltaic generation with wireless power transfer technology. Solar energy is harvested using photovoltaic panels and stored in a battery bank through a charge controller. The stored energy is converted into high-frequency AC power using an inverter and transferred wirelessly through resonant inductive coupling. A receiver coil mounted on the electric vehicle captures the transmitted energy, which is rectified and used for battery charging. The proposed system reduces dependency on fossil-fuel-based electricity, enhances charging convenience, and promotes renewable energy utilization. The design improves safety by eliminating exposed charging cables and supports future smart transportation infrastructure. Performance factors such as coil alignment, transfer distance, efficiency, and energy management are discussed. The study concludes that integrating solar energy with wireless charging provides an environmentally friendly and practical solution for future electric mobility.

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