Emerging Technologies in Wireless Power and Energy Transfer Systems

Dear Colleagues,

Wireless power transfer (WPT) technology is revolutionizing a wide range of modern applications, from electric vehicles and industrial automation to consumer electronics and autonomous drones, by providing exceptional convenience, safety, and reliability. As the demand for more efficient and resilient WPT systems accelerates, new challenges emerge. These include the pursuit of greater transfer efficiency, extended transmission ranges, and enhanced robustness in environments with multiple sources of interference. This Special Issue welcomes pioneering research in this area and innovative solutions that address these challenges. We seek contributions from fields such as dynamic decoupling mechanisms, advanced coupling and compensation networks, adaptive control methods, and novel system designs. Submissions that tackle practical challenges, introduce breakthrough solutions, or bring forward disruptive innovations in WPT technology are highly encouraged. Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Novel theories of wireless power transfer technology;
• Multi-disturbance decoupling;
• The design of optimized coupling structures;
• Advanced control strategies;
• Compensation networks;
• Foreign object detection;
• New modulation schemes;
• Special applications of wireless power transfer;
• Dynamic wireless charging;
• Electromagnetic compatibility and shielding.

Prof. Dr. Zhen Zhang
Dr. Yu Gu
Guest Editors

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