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MatWPT is an innovative software to support designers during the analysis and development of Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) systems. The software, developed as a Matlab toolbox, receives the key system characteristics as inputs, such as compensation topology, operating frequency and desired output power. Then, using evolutionary optimization, provides potential design options for meeting the performance criteria defined by the designer, in terms of output power and efficiency.

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This dataset is used in my LAST Invited, keynote Speaker and 1st Special Session, AAE-2025*.   

Novel Perspective of Contemplating Existing Principles of Scientific Truth : Novel B-Unified Theory, Postulates, Propositions And Models : With Applications in Impedance, Transformers, Inverters, Generators, Pumps, Solar, Machinery, Turbines, Batteries, SMPS and Short Circuit Analysis

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This dataset is used in my LAST Invited, keynote Speaker and 1st Special Session, AAE-2025*.   

Novel Perspective of Contemplating Existing Principles of Scientific Truth : Novel B-Unified Theory, Postulates, Propositions And Models : With Applications in Impedance, Transformers, Inverters, Generators, Pumps, Solar, Machinery, Turbines, Batteries, SMPS and Short Circuit Analysis

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This research focuses on simulating a transformer

using electromagnetic field solver software: FEMM and COMSOL

Multiphysics®. These tools are used to simulate and extract

the model of a three-winding transformer. The primary objective

of the extracted model is to predict key magnetic parameters,

such as leakage and magnetizing inductances. These inductances

play a critical role in switch-mode power converter topologies,

ensuring proper operation and achieving high efficiency through

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Different countries have various grid voltages, and different electric vehicles (EVs) have different chassis heights. Conventional EV wireless power transfer (WPT) solutions require designing different circuits for various input voltages and using different compensation circuits for different transmission distance classes which hinders the widespread adoption of the WPT technique. To address these two issues, this paper proposes an EV WPT system based on series-parallel inverters. The mathematical model of this system is established, and the expression for output power is derived.

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