Miller et al., 2015 - Google Patents
ORNL experience and challenges facing dynamic wireless power charging of EV'sMiller et al., 2015
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- Miller J
- Jones P
- Li J
- Onar O
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- IEEE cIrcuIts and systEms magazInE
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As visionary as dynamic, or in-motion, wireless charging of electric vehicles appears the concept is well over a century old as this paper will show. This is because the concept of magnetic induction dates back to the pioneering work of physicist Michael Faraday in the …
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