Exploring Communication Technologies, Standards, and Challenges in Electrified Vehicle Charging
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| author | Ma, Xiang Zhou, Yuan Zhang, Hanwen Wang, Qun Sun, Haijian Wang, Hongjie Hu, Rose Qingyang |
| author_facet | Ma, Xiang Zhou, Yuan Zhang, Hanwen Wang, Qun Sun, Haijian Wang, Hongjie Hu, Rose Qingyang |
| contents | As public awareness of environmental protection continues to grow, the trend of integrating more electric vehicles (EVs) into the transportation sector is rising. Unlike conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, EVs can minimize carbon emissions and potentially achieve autonomous driving. However, several obstacles hinder the widespread adoption of EVs, such as their constrained driving range and the extended time required for charging. One alternative solution to address these challenges is implementing dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT), charging EVs in motion on the road. Moreover, charging stations with static wireless power transfer (SWPT) infrastructure can replace existing gas stations, enabling users to charge EVs in parking lots or at home. This paper surveys the communication infrastructure for static and dynamic wireless charging in electric vehicles. It encompasses all communication aspects involved in the wireless charging process. The architecture and communication requirements for static and dynamic wireless charging are presented separately. Additionally, a comprehensive comparison of existing communication standards is provided. The communication with the grid is also explored in detail. The survey gives attention to security and privacy issues arising during communications. In summary, the paper addresses the challenges and outlines upcoming trends in communication for EV wireless charging. |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring Communication Technologies, Standards, and Challenges in Electrified Vehicle Charging Ma, Xiang Zhou, Yuan Zhang, Hanwen Wang, Qun Sun, Haijian Wang, Hongjie Hu, Rose Qingyang Networking and Internet Architecture Signal Processing As public awareness of environmental protection continues to grow, the trend of integrating more electric vehicles (EVs) into the transportation sector is rising. Unlike conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, EVs can minimize carbon emissions and potentially achieve autonomous driving. However, several obstacles hinder the widespread adoption of EVs, such as their constrained driving range and the extended time required for charging. One alternative solution to address these challenges is implementing dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT), charging EVs in motion on the road. Moreover, charging stations with static wireless power transfer (SWPT) infrastructure can replace existing gas stations, enabling users to charge EVs in parking lots or at home. This paper surveys the communication infrastructure for static and dynamic wireless charging in electric vehicles. It encompasses all communication aspects involved in the wireless charging process. The architecture and communication requirements for static and dynamic wireless charging are presented separately. Additionally, a comprehensive comparison of existing communication standards is provided. The communication with the grid is also explored in detail. The survey gives attention to security and privacy issues arising during communications. In summary, the paper addresses the challenges and outlines upcoming trends in communication for EV wireless charging. |
| title | Exploring Communication Technologies, Standards, and Challenges in Electrified Vehicle Charging |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.16830 |