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Table d’alimentation à induction, Gestion des consommateurs – Suivi de la position

2009
Student Projects

Abstract

Plusieurs compagnies travaillent sur le marché prometteur de la transmission d’énergie sans fil. Ce qui nous intéresse ici c’est de prévoir en fonction de la position, de la vitesse et l’accélération du consommateur quelle seront les bobines ou zones de bobines autour de sa trajectoire qui devront être alimentées en priorité au cycle suivant. • On souhaite optimiser le temps de détection du consommateur par anticipation de sa position future. • On doit pouvoir prédire la position future à l’aide des positions actuelles et précédentes. • L’algorithme doit fonctionner pour tout type d’objet devant être alimenté par la table à induction mais on peut s’appuyer sur l’exemple type de la souris d’ordinateur, objet qui sera typiquement en mouvement constant sur le bureau pendant son utilisation.

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2009
Student Projects

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Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/484254a7-9c46-4c97-be56-a077b10d1378

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