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An ISO 9001-2015 Certified and NAAC B++ Institute

SANT GAJANAN MAHARAJ COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING, MAHAGAON

Department of Electrical Engineering

Seminar Presentation on:

Electrified Roads and wireless charging for

electric vehicle

Under the Guidance Presented By :

of K. R. Kumbhar
Mr.S.V.Kalas (PRN:2020080946)
Assistant Professor
 Contents

➢ Some recent trends of electric vehicle

➢ Electrified roads and wireless charging
➢ Advantages
➢ Disadvantages
➢ Conclusion
Some recent trends of electric vehicle
 Electrified Roads and Wireless Charging

• Electrified roads for electric vehicles are divided into three types, based on the
charging methods.
• 1) Overhead lines pantograph technology.
2) Rail track technology.
3) Inductive charging technology.
1) Overhead lines pantograph technology

• Vehicles continuously receive electricity from overhead lines through the

pantograph.
• For large cars and buses that can access power cables, conductive overhead charging
works well.
• Create a path so it can be permanently connected to its power source.
 2) Rail track technology

• In Sweden, the first electrified road in the world that allows automobiles and
trucks to recharge their batteries as they travel along has been in operation since
2018.
• The system transfers power from two roadside rail tracks using a movable arm that
is mounted to the underside of an automobile or truck.
Power transfer through rail track using movable arm
 3) Inductive charging technology

• A single magnetic coil in a charger, which is fixed on the road surface, transmits
electricity to another magnetic coil or pad installed on the underside of the
automobile.
 Advantages

• Convenience and ease of use

• Time-saving
• Enhanced safety
• Reduction in wear and tear
• Future-proof technology
 Disadvantages

• Higher costs
• Lower efficiency
• Limited range and alignment requirements
• Slower charging speeds
 Conclusion
• Given charging technologies used in electric highways showcase a range of
characteristics, addressing different needs and challenges.

• While inductive charging offer convenience and efficiency.

Thank You