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IJSREM51683
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Aug 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
In an attempt to cut pollution, the public and private transportation sectors have altered their views on electric cars (EVs). The battery issue is the primary and most important barrier to the commercialisation and broad adoption of electric cars. The most difficult part of designing an electric car is the battery as it must to simultaneously satisfy several specifications, such safety, great power and energy density, and acceptable price, lifespan, or dependability. The battery has a short lifespan, is heavy, expensive, and huge. Continuous charging and short operating times due to low energy density are further obstacles to the worldwide growth of EVs. Dynamic wireless energy transfer is one practical way to lessen battery problems. This Power Transfer via Dynamic Wireless method allows battery of an electric vehicle (EV) that can be charged while moving. People may be able to break free from the constraints of heavy cables thanks to a method known as dynamic wireless power transmission (DWPT), which uses magnetic resonance. In actuality, the inductive electrical switch, which has been in use for at least 40 years, and the idea behind wireless energy transmission is the same. Within a dynamic wireless power transfer, The coils of the transmission are grounded and reception the coil is installed. below An electric car. It is possible to considerably lower the size of the electric car’s batteries and enhance its operating range by providing a suitable charging infrastructure that can support the vehicle while it is moving.
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8/14/2025
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