Driving into the Future: Advancing EV Infrastructure with Solar-based Wireless Charging Technology
Abstract
Electric vehicles are rapidly replacing conventional combustion engine automobiles in the automotive sector. Due to this, there is now a greater need for charging stations and an increase in the demand for electric vehicles. In this project, we are charging the car wirelessly—that is, without the use of wires. The automobile only needs to be parked in the designated charging area. Without the use of cables, electricity can now be sent from a source to a gadget thanks to a technique known as wireless power transmission. Because this technology doesn't require human interaction, it is convenient. It is a stride towards the future and has wireless charging capabilities for everyday use. Electric car charging is now possible thanks to years of development into the technology underlying wireless power transfer. This technology is perfect for charging electric vehicles since it enables short-distance wireless electrical transfer. It can transfer power at various power levels and has been engineered to be extremely efficient. The challenges of electric car charging time, range, and cost can be solved with the use of wireless power transfer. Electric car technology is no longer constrained by battery technology. It is envisaged that scientists will be motivated to advance wireless power transfer technologies in order to facilitate the use of more electric automobiles.
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