This design method improves mutual inductance in UAV systems using deep neural networks, enhancing WPT efficiency.
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are commonly used in various fields and industries, but their limited battery life has become a key constraint for their development. Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) technology, with its convenience, durability, intelligence, and unmanned features, significantly enhances UAVs’ battery life and operational range. However, the variety of UAV models and different sizes pose challenges for designing couplers in the WPT system. This paper presents a design method for an array-type coupler in a UAV WPT system that uses a deep neural network. By establishing an electromagnetic 3D structure of the array-type coupler using electromagnetic simulation software, the dimensions of the transmitting and receiving coils are modified to assess how changes in the aperture of the transmitting coil and the length of the receiving coil affect the mutual inductance of the coupler. Furthermore, deep learning methods are utilized to train a high-precision model using the calculated data as the training and testing sets. Finally, taking the FAIRSER-X model UAV as an example, the transmitting and receiving coils are wound, and the feasibility and accuracy of the proposed method are verified through an LCR meter, which notably enhances the design efficiency of UAV WPT systems.
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