Toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha (20240253481). WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM simplified abstract
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WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM
Organization Name
toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha
Inventor(s)
Toshiya Hashimoto of Miyoshi-shi (JP)
Masato Maemura of Nisshin-shi (JP)
Ryosuke Ikemura of Susono-shi (JP)
WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240253481 titled 'WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM
The abstract describes a wireless power transfer system where a supply device on a road transfers power to a vehicle equipped with a power reception device as it travels on the road. The vehicle includes a processor that determines the number of circuits with an interruption function related to power transfer and adjusts the power transfer accordingly.
- Supply device on a road transfers power wirelessly to a vehicle with a power reception device.
- Vehicle includes a processor that adjusts power transfer based on the number of circuits with an interruption function.
- Power transfer is reduced if the total number of circuits with the interruption function is less than two.
Potential Applications: - Electric vehicle charging on the go - Autonomous vehicle power replenishment - Industrial automation for wireless power transfer
Problems Solved: - Efficient and convenient power transfer for vehicles - Reduction of power wastage in wireless charging systems
Benefits: - Seamless power transfer for electric vehicles - Improved efficiency in wireless charging technology - Enhanced user experience for vehicle owners
Commercial Applications: Title: "Revolutionizing Wireless Power Transfer for Vehicles" This technology can be utilized in electric vehicle charging stations, autonomous vehicle systems, and industrial automation processes, leading to increased convenience and efficiency in power transfer.
Questions about Wireless Power Transfer for Vehicles: 1. How does the system determine the amount of power to be transferred to the vehicle? The system uses a processor in the vehicle to analyze the number of circuits with an interruption function related to power transfer and adjusts the power transfer accordingly.
2. What are the potential safety implications of wireless power transfer systems for vehicles? Wireless power transfer systems for vehicles must adhere to strict safety standards to prevent any hazards related to power transfer.
Original Abstract Submitted
a wireless power transfer system includes: a supply device that is provided on a road and transfers power; and a vehicle that is equipped with a power reception device and travels on the road, so that the power reception device wirelessly receives power from the supply. further, the vehicle includes a processor, which determines whether a total number of circuits having an interruption function related to power transfer is two or more in the vehicle and the supply device; and reduces an amount of power to be transferred by the supply device to the vehicle in a case where the total number of the circuits having the interruption function is less than two.
