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The capability of misalignment tolerance between the primary and secondary coils in an inductive power transfer system is vital. This paper proposes a novel coupling structure composed of a solenoid and a planar square coil with a third coil (SPS-TC) that can significantly improve the misalignment tolerance of couplers. The novelty of SPS-TC is the combination of concentrated magnetic fields and reverse magnetic fields. The proposed SPS-TC has an excellent characteristic that when coils are misaligned in the horizontal direction, the coupling coefficient varies within a very small range. A 1-kW prototype is fabricated. The experimental results show that when the horizontal misaligned distance does not exceed 37.5% of the coil size, the output voltage variation range is extremely small, and the minimum system efficiency is 90.12%. The benefits of SPS-TC are a smaller outer side length and excellent horizontal and rotational misalignment tolerance. It can be used for wireless charging applications in robots, rockets, satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles, etc.
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