We propose a dual-band wireless power transfer (WPT) system employing a dual-mode inductor. The dual-mode inductor is possible through enforcing a self-resonance condition by loading an inductor in series by a tank circuit. In return, two distinct resonances are achieved, simultaneously, utilizing a single compensation capacitor as the inductance of the dual-mode inductor appears with a smaller value after its self-resonance. Also, by maintaining the same mutual coupling, the coupling coefficient becomes larger at the higher resonance, which allows for the employment of the same source/load admittance inversion network to achieve maximum power transfer at both of the operating frequency bands, concurrently. We verify the operation by fabricating a dual-band WPT system, which shows measured efficiencies of 70% and 69% at 90.3 MHz and 138.8 MHz, correspondingly. The size of the WPT system is 50 × 50 mm2and has a transfer distance of 40 mm.
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