The effective simultaneous wireless transmission of power and information (SWTPI) is an issue of great interest. To reduce the crosstalk between power and information channels while increasing the transmission air gap and power level, we introduce an inductor–capacitor–capacitor (LCC) compensation network for an SWTPI system. First, the crosstalk between the power and information channels is analyzed. An effective parametric design method is then proposed for the LCC compensation network, which is analyzed theoretically to minimize the crosstalk. Finally, experiments are conducted at 1000 W and 115.2 kbps with an air gap of 100 cm to verify whether the proposed structure and design method of the LCC compensation network are suitable for the SWTPI.
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