Corrections to “Analytical Design and Decision Tree-Based Excitation Strategies for Low-Profile IPT Systems Insensitive to Angular Misalignment”

Huiwen Xiao; Ka Wai Eric Cheng; Siqi Bu

doi:10.1109/ojpel.2026.3692264

January 1, 2026IEEE Open Journal of Power ElectronicsOpen Access

Corrections to “Analytical Design and Decision Tree-Based Excitation Strategies for Low-Profile IPT Systems Insensitive to Angular Misalignment”

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This paper aims to correct inaccuracies in the previous findings related to IPT systems.
Corrections presented for analytical design methodology.
Adjusted results from decision tree-based strategies.
Clarification of misalignment impacts on system performance.
Addressed inconsistencies in excitation strategies.
Improved understanding of angular misalignment effects on IPT systems.

Implication

Corrections rectify previous findings on excitation strategies for IPT systems, highlighting misalignment issues.

Abstract

Presents corrections to the paper, Analytical Design and Decision Tree-Based Excitation Strategies for Low-Profile IPT Systems Insensitive to Angular Misalignment.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1a7e2f0307b78509430f7a https://doi.org/10.1109/ojpel.2026.3692264

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Corrections to “Analytical Design and Decision Tree-Based Excitation Strategies for Low-Profile IPT Systems Insensitive to Angular Misalignment”

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