Journal
IEEE ACCESS
Volume 8, Issue -, Pages 40224-40231Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2976755
Keywords
Metasurface; electromagnetic safety; wireless power transfer
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- Russian Science Foundation [17-79-20379]
- Russian Science Foundation [17-79-20379] Funding Source: Russian Science Foundation
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Wireless power transfer is a breakthrough technology which can be used in all aspects of humans daily life. Here, a bi-layer metasurface as a transmitter for near-field wireless power transfer is proposed and studied. The novelty and advantage of the proposed metasurface is the spatial separation of the electric and magnetic near fields. Magnetic fields responsible for power transfer are sufficiently high on top of the metasurface whereas the electric fields are almost completely confined between two layers of the metasurface. These unique properties have been obtained due to the special metasurface design based on two orthogonal layers of resonant wires immersed in high-permittivity background. The theoretical and experimental study reveal the quasi-uniform magnetic field distribution over the metasurface dimensions of cm(2) that makes it suitable for wireless power transfer via resonant magnetic coupling to one or several receivers placed above it. Compared with a conventional planar spiral coil solution, the specific absorption rate of the proposed metasurface is reduced by 47 times, which enables to greatly increase the allowable transferred power without violating the safety regulation and reducing the efficiency.
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