Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer - Globe Thesis

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1.	Research On Key Issues Of Envelope Modulation Wireless Power Transfer Systems
2.	Research On Load And Mutual Inductance Identification For Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer Systems
3.	Research On Principle And Characteristics Of Magnetic-coupling Wireless Power Transfer Based On Fractional-order Non-autonomous And Autonomous Circuits
4.	Research On Resonance Mechanism Modeling, Analysis And Design Methodology Of Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer Systems
5.	Research On Topologies Of High-frequency Inverters For Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer Systems
6.	Optimization Design And Research On Control Based On LCC-S Type Wireless Transfer System
7.	Research On Circulating Suppression In MC-WPT System With Multiple Inverter Modules Operated In Parallel
8.	Research On Full-Duplex Signal Transmission Of MC-WPT System Based On Carrier Modulation
9.	Research On Electromagnetic Environment Analysis And Control Method Of Wireless Power Transfer System Via Coupled Magnetic Resonances
10.	Research On Model Predictive Control Of Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer System
11.	Research On Constant Voltage Output Of Dynamic Loads In Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer System Based On AC-AC Envelope Modulation
12.	Parameter Optimization Method For Wireless Power And Signal Parallel Transmission In WPT System Based On Unified Parameter Model
13.	Research On Parallel Transmission Technology Of Power And Multi Signals For LCL-S Type MC-WPT System
14.	Parameter Programming And Constant Current/Constant Voltage Research Of Magnetic Coupling Wireless Power Transfer System Based On LCC-S Topological Structure
15.	Research On Frequency Characteristics And Control Of Fractional-Order Magnetic-Coupling Wireless Power Transfer System
16.	The In-phase Eigenstate Working Mechanism Of Multi-base Station Local Area Wireless Power Transfer Grid
17.	Research On Simultaneous Wireless Power And Data Transfer Technology In Shared Channels
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