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electrical energy from the main to the secondary coil, such as the piezoelectric effect. A number of inherent benefits have a
eddy current losses. Therefore, high-frequency converters are direct impact on the development of piezoelectric technology.
used to increase the electrical energy's strength and to convert The piezoelectric crystal is one type of small-scale
the subsequent ac voltage into dc voltage so that it can be energy resource. The phenomenon of piezoelectricity occurs
stored. when these crystals are automatically deformed and produce
a very small voltage. This plate converts mechanical energy
into electrical energy whenever a force is applied to it. When
an electromagnetic force is applied to a piezo plate, the plate
starts to vibrate and produce energy.
B. Copper Coil –
The essential components of the entire system are the
transmitter and receiver coils. A coil is an electrical
component that uses electromagnetic induction to transfer
energy between two or more circuits. To achieve high
efficiency for the application of electric vehicles, this system
uses a tight coupling configuration with a short-distance
power transfer system. The system consists of two coils, with
the transmitter and receiver coils being made from copper
wires with an electrical conductivity of 16 cm. There are 30
Fig. 1: Working of the System turns in each coil. These two coils have a 4.5 cm air gap
A transmitter that generates the AC signal that needs between them.
to be transferred, along with a transmitting and receiving coil,
C. Arduino Uno –
is required for wireless power transfer. Receivers take in AC
signals, and rectifiers change the AC to DC voltage so that The Arduino Uno is an open-source microcontroller board
electric vehicle batteries can be charged. There are two based on the Microchip ATmega328P microcontroller. It is
sections - a transmitter section and a receiver section in the primarily used in experimental and contemporary
block diagram for a wireless EV charging system using a applications due to its excellent quality, affordable price, and
piezo plate. simplicity of use.
12V AC signal is provided by the AC source. A lot The Arduino Uno microcontroller is utilized in this system
of piezo plates are placed below the speed breaker for energy- for the reasons listed below.
collecting purposes. Mechanical energy is transformed into It only needs a small power supply.
electrical energy by piezo plates. The voltage from the piezo Compared to other microcontrollers, it costs less.
plate is in DC. This generated 3V DC voltage is stored in a
4V battery. XL6009 boost converter converts 4V DC to 12V V. CONCLUSION
DC and this 12V DC is stored in a 12V battery. We used The mechanism to wirelessly charge an electric vehicle's
MOSFET for DC to AC conversion and this converted AC battery is created in this project. Essentially, it is made up of
voltage was transmitted to the transmitter coil wirelessly. a transmitter and a reception part. It is the core of our project.
According to Amperes law, alternating current (AC) travels Through the coil, the transmitter section sends electricity to
through the transmitting coil, where it generates a magnetic the receiver section. The electric car is charged using this
field, and then travels through the receiving coil, where it transferred electricity, and the vehicle is also propelled by it.
receives energy. According to Faraday’s law of With this method, we can charge our electric car at traffic
electromagnetic induction, the receiver coil is induced with lights, parking spaces, or even while we're travelling. The
an alternating EMF (voltage), which then induces an AC system offers longevity, safety, and dependability. This one
current in the secondary. Using a rectifier, this AC signal is is better than a traditional wired system.
turned into a DC signal. Electric vehicles can make use of that
DC signal. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This system uses an AC converter with a 12V DC
source. This DC signal is converted into AC by an AC It is my honour and obligation to express my gratitude for the
converter. The magnetic field is produced when AC current assistance and direction that many people provided in the
is applied to the transmitting coil. This magnetic field allows writing of this report. Without their invaluable assistance,
power to be transmitted to the receiving coil. The AC signal cooperation, and direction, it would not have been feasible to
is received by receiving coil. Using a rectifier, this AC signal create this report in its current form. First and foremost, I
is Transformed into DC. The battery stores this DC voltage. want to express my deep gratitude to our beloved Principal
A relay module is used to turn the motor on and off. On LCD Dr. S. M. Mukane for providing the library and laboratory
shows whether battery charging is ON or OFF. resources I required to write this report as well as for his
ongoing support and encouragement. I sincerely thank Prof.
A. Piezo Plate – Kamble B.S., who served as my mentor, for assisting me in
A piezoelectric sensor is a tool that converts pressure, conducting research on this topic and in performing
acceleration, and strainer force into an electrical charge using experimentation. I would like to express my gratitude to
Prof.Y. V, Parkale Head of the Department of Electronics and
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