Fundamentals of non-contact charging technology and new developments in EV charging systems, technical challenges.
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What are the possibilities and challenges of contactless charging from the perspective of automobile manufacturers? Examples of efforts to address each challenge (long-distance power supply, obstacles, leakage electromagnetic fields, safety, power supply during driving).
[Speaker] Part 1: Professor Kōya Komurasaki, Department of Advanced Energy Engineering, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo Part 2: Hiroshi Tomimura, General Manager, Product Strategy Office, UD Trucks Corporation [Venue] Kawasaki City Industrial Promotion Hall, Room 2 [Date and Time] March 30, 2011 (Wednesday) 13:00-16:15
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**Course Objectives and Aims** Wireless power supply technology for electric vehicles, mobile devices, small robots, and battery-less sensors is gaining attention. In this lecture, we will introduce the significance of this technology and the fields it is likely to impact, as well as provide a theoretical development of medium-range wireless power transmission technology using magnetic resonance coupling with high-Q coils, as an extension of electromagnetic induction power supply technology with gaps. Additionally, we will discuss research trends related to advanced application studies in this area.
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Part 1: Fundamentals and Research Trends of Non-contact Power Transmission Technology Using Electromagnetic Resonance, Future Prospects Part 2: Non-contact Power Supply System for Electric Vehicles Using Microwaves
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