Abstract: A power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of the electric vehicle and, at the same time, capable of providing frequency control functionalities to optimize power transmission efficiency. In a further aspect, the invention relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.

Abstract: A power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture including control arrangements capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of the electric vehicle as a function of detected temperatures at the transmitter and receiver coils. In a further aspect, the application relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.

Abstract: Power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of said electric vehicle and, at the same time, capable of providing fast responsive control functionalities. In a further aspect, the application relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.

Abstract: A power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including an innovative communication architecture, which allows the implementation of advanced control functionalities to control the operation of said power transfer system.

Abstract: An electric vehicle charging station includes: an electric power interface for receiving electrical power from an electric power source; a plurality of AC-DC-voltage converters electrically supplied by the electric power source, each AC-DC-voltage converter of the plurality of AC-DC-voltage converters having an AC-DC-power capability relating to a maximal possible AC-DC-power provided by the AC-DC-voltage converter; a plurality of DC-DC-voltage converters electrically supplied by the plurality of AC-DC-voltage converters over at least one DC-bus, each DC-DC-voltage converter of the plurality of DC-DC-voltage converters having a DC-DC-power capability relating a possible DC-DC-power provided by the DC-DC-voltage converter; a plurality of charging terminals for charging an electric vehicle, each DC-DC-voltage converter providing electric power to one charging terminal of the plurality of charging terminals; and a control device for scheduling the AC-DC-power of the plurality of AC-DC-voltage converters to the p

Abstract: Power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle comprising an innovative communication architecture, which allows the implementation of advanced control functionalities to control the operation of said power transfer system.

Abstract: A power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of the electric vehicle and, at the same time, capable of providing frequency control functionalities to optimize power transmission efficiency. In a further aspect, the invention relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.

Abstract: Power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of said electric vehicle and, at the same time, capable of providing fast responsive control functionalities. In a further aspect, the application relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.

Abstract: A power transfer system for supplying electric power to a battery of an electric vehicle including a control architecture including control arrangements capable of controlling the transmission of electric power to a battery of the electric vehicle as a function of detected temperatures at the transmitter and receiver coils. In a further aspect, the application relates to a method for controlling a power transfer system.