Novel idea, plus with some refinements there would be no need for “interaction” from the driver. The system could be totally automated.
I just need to contact this fellow now so that I can build it into my project without stepping on his toes.
Novel idea, plus with some refinements there would be no need for “interaction” from the driver. The system could be totally automated.
I just need to contact this fellow now so that I can build it into my project without stepping on his toes.
Basically, this is called a transformer… and the EV-1 used a paddle charger ( basically a coil of wire in the paddle ) This was used because by changing the coils of wire in the car, one paddle could charge cars of different voltages
Well, I kind of understood the transformer concept. It was just the setup that I was concerned with. The no-muss-no-fuss and lack of paddle charger. Sadly California adopted the paddle charger before this paper was submitted. The main goal would be a charging system where there is no cable, no plug, and the driver is happy with the car “magically” charging.
Keep in mind this is for the mass-market consumer and not those who are technically adept.
Similar to the charging system used on electric toothbrushes?