Abdoulaye Bodian, A. Cárdenas, A. B. Ben Abdelghani
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The work presented in this paper deals with power electronics topologies for electric vehicle chargers and more generally in mobility applications. The paper proposes a dual output wireless charger, a 120V/60Hz AC and 24V DC output, operating at a resonant frequency of 75 kHz. Considering that the targeted applications of the charger are intended to operate with a voltage of 120V/60Hz, the designed wireless charger will have to be powered from a standard 120V/60Hz outlet. The maximum current drawn by the load will be limited to 20A, a nominal apparent power of 2.4 kVA is then defined according to SAE J2954. This power belongs to class 1 as defined by this standard. All active and passive components are designed on the basis of a charger defined by the SAE J2954 standard. To validate the feasibility, the proposed topology is modelled and then simulated on MATLAB Simulink to show its performance and analyse its limits.