Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies

Electric bicycles (E-bikes) are becoming key to making transportation more eco-friendly, leading to cleaner air, and lower carbon emissions. The rising popularity of E-bikes calls for innovative battery charging solutions that cater to their specific needs, emphasizing faster charging, high energy e...

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Published in:International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems
Main Author: Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
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Language:English
Published: Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science 2024
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Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
2024
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems
15
3
10.11591/ijpeds.v15.i3.pp1617-1632
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85198508218&doi=10.11591%2fijpeds.v15.i3.pp1617-1632&partnerID=40&md5=87292772c8f97fbb96fbdb3b1eddea85
Electric bicycles (E-bikes) are becoming key to making transportation more eco-friendly, leading to cleaner air, and lower carbon emissions. The rising popularity of E-bikes calls for innovative battery charging solutions that cater to their specific needs, emphasizing faster charging, high energy efficiency, safety, compact design, smart features, and compliance with international standards. This paper reviews existing and new charging technologies for E-bikes, focusing on their design, charging processes, and safety features. It points out the issues with traditional chargers, such as their negative effects on power quality and grid stability, and introduces wireless power transfer (WPT) as a groundbreaking approach to E-bike charging. WPT enhances convenience by removing the need for physical cables and is seen as a step forward with the integration of power factor correction techniques for better efficiency and energy use. The discussion extends to the future of E-bike charging, exploring emerging technologies that could redefine electric transportation. The study aims to deepen the understanding of E-bike battery charging technologies, their challenges, and future directions, contributing to the advancement of E-bike technology. © 2024, Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. All rights reserved.
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author Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
spellingShingle Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
author_facet Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
author_sort Wan Bunyamin W.M.H.; Baharom R.; Munim W.N.W.A.; Zolkiffly M.Z.; Ahmad A.S.
title Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
title_short Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
title_full Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
title_fullStr Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
title_full_unstemmed Advancements in electrical systems for E-bike battery charging: a technical examination of conventional and wireless power transfer technologies
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description Electric bicycles (E-bikes) are becoming key to making transportation more eco-friendly, leading to cleaner air, and lower carbon emissions. The rising popularity of E-bikes calls for innovative battery charging solutions that cater to their specific needs, emphasizing faster charging, high energy efficiency, safety, compact design, smart features, and compliance with international standards. This paper reviews existing and new charging technologies for E-bikes, focusing on their design, charging processes, and safety features. It points out the issues with traditional chargers, such as their negative effects on power quality and grid stability, and introduces wireless power transfer (WPT) as a groundbreaking approach to E-bike charging. WPT enhances convenience by removing the need for physical cables and is seen as a step forward with the integration of power factor correction techniques for better efficiency and energy use. The discussion extends to the future of E-bike charging, exploring emerging technologies that could redefine electric transportation. The study aims to deepen the understanding of E-bike battery charging technologies, their challenges, and future directions, contributing to the advancement of E-bike technology. © 2024, Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. All rights reserved.
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