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Power transfer system

  • US 9,876,362 B2
  • Filed: 04/11/2014
  • Issued: 01/23/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/14/2011
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A power transfer system comprising:

  • a power transmitting device having a transmitting-device-side first electrode, a transmitting-device-side second electrode, and a feeding circuit configured to feed an alternating voltage between the transmitting-device-side first electrode and the transmitting-device-side second electrode, whereinthe power transmitting device includes a series circuit between the transmitting-device-side first electrode and the transmitting-device-side second electrode, the series circuit including a first element that is an electrical circuit having an impedance connected to the transmitting-device-side first electrode and a second element that is an electrical circuit having an impedance, the first element and the second element being connected in series;

    a transmitting-device-side reference potential point connected to a reference potential of the transmitting device, the transmitting-device-side reference potential point being a node between the first element and the second element of the series circuit;

    a power receiving device having the receiving-device-side first electrode, a receiving-device-side second electrode, and a load circuit configured to receive an alternating voltage generated between the receiving-device-side first and second electrodes; and

    the series circuit is configured such that a balance condition Z1×

    Z4×

    Z2×

    Z3 is satisfied at a fundamental frequency of the alternating voltage, where Z1 is the impedance of the first element, Z2 is the impedance of the second element, Z3 is an impedance of the series circuit including a capacitance between the transmitting-device-side first electrode and the receiving-device-side first electrode and the load circuit of the power receiving device, and Z4 is an impedance including a capacitance between the transmitting-device-side second electrode and the receiving-device-side second electrode of the power receiving device.

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