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March 12, 2026Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research0 citationsOpen Access

Smart Solar Powered Wireless EV Charging Station With IoT Integration

CKChetan H. KidileDMDeeyaansh MandiyeYTYash Tembhurne

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a wireless EV charging prototype that uses renewable energy and monitors battery status via IoT.
  • Developed a charging station powered by solar energy and the main grid.
  • Utilized a buck converter to regulate power output from 12V DC to 5V DC.
  • Implemented wireless power transfer (WPT) technology for charging.
  • Integrated IoT components for real-time battery monitoring and data transmission.
  • Successfully demonstrated wireless charging capabilities of the prototype.
  • Showed effective energy transfer from the solar PV module to the EV battery.
  • Enabled users to monitor battery status online through a website and mobile app.

Abstract

This paper introduces a prototype for charging an EV wirelessly through renewable energy sources while also monitoring the battery status and show this information on the Internet through an online website and mobile application. In this way, this prototype focuses on improvising the EV charging experience for the user, while also enhancing safety and efficiency. The system utilizes energy generated by the Solar PV module while also being able to use energy from the battery and main grid if needed. This prototype uses DC power for demonstration purposes. The Output power of the sources is reduced from a 12V DC supply to a stable 5V DC with the help of a Buck converter. This energy is sent to the transmitter coils for wireless power transfer (WPT). After the receiver coil receives this power, it is sent to the battery for charging while the IoT circuit, consisting of microcontroller, sensors and transmitter, monitors the battery parameters while also uploading this data to the internet for the user to monitor.

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Kidile et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b2588496eeacc4fcec832ahttps://doi.org/10.56975/jetir.v12i11.571205
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