ANSYS Electronics Simulation Expo 2016 Keynote: Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging as an Example of Breakthrough Innovation Dr. Grzegorz Ombach, VP Engineering, Qualcomm CDMA Technologies GmbH 2nd June 2016 https://www.ansys.com/other/aese/aese-tokyo

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Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging as
an Example of Breakthrough Innovation
Dr. Grzegorz Ombach, VP Engineering
Qualcomm CDMA Technologies GmbH
02.06.2016

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Mobile technology
meets automotive
1
Breakthrough
innovation
2
Wireless electric
vehicle charging
3
Agenda
Conclusions
4

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Mobile Technology Meets
Automotive Industry

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AUTOMOTIVE
INDUSTRY
THE CONNECTED
CAR OF THE
FUTUREMOBILE
TECHNOLOGY

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Multiple Technologies Intersect Automotive
Gesture
Entertainment
Location
Augmented Reality
Safety and Security
ADAS
Cloud content
Health Monitoring
Wireless Charging
Peer to Peer
Safer – Cleaner – Connected – Autonomous

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Breakthrough Innovation

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Key Aspects for Successful Breakthrough Innovation
A
B
Red
Ocean
Blue Ocean
Advantage from
radical innovation
Inc.
Rad. postandcourier.com
Radical innovation is very similar to poker.
To win you have to invest and take risks.

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Key Aspects for Successful Breakthrough Innovation
BM&P
System
level
know-how
Technology
leadership
Horizontal business model, global
trends, standardized process to review
projects, global team, company culture
Customer focus, eco system, intellectual
property, collaboration with external
partner on a system level
Own expertise from different areas,
collaboration with external tech. experts
e.g. Unis, intellectual property
Strategy is always first Why, How, What
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2
3

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Global Qualcomm Halo™ R&D Team
San Diego,
CA, USA
Munich,
Germany
Zurich,
Switzerland
Auckland, New
Zealand
Detroit,
MI, USA
Tokyo,
Japan
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32
282
30
Education in % Technician
Bachelor
Master
Diploma
PhD
30
4
26
4
36
Domains in % Automotive
Wireless
Industrial
Avionics
Research
Shanghai,
China

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Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging as
an Example of Breakthrough Innovation

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Global urbanisation
66% of world’s population
is expected to live in
urban areas by 2050
(United Nations 2014)
Infrastructure strain
Total global vehicles
increasing from 1.1bn
today to 2.5bn by 2050
(OECD Report 2012)
Air pollution
Legislation and fines
for pollution
(Environmental Protection Agency –
European Commission)
Health costs
Urban outdoor air pollution
is estimated to cause 1.3
million deaths worldwide
per year
(World Health Organization)
Strategy First - Global Trends - Why

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US$1.6 trillion is the economic cost of the approximate
600,000 premature deaths and of the diseases caused by
air pollution in the WHO European Region in 2010.
The amount is nearly equivalent to one tenth of the GDP
of the entire European Union in 2013.
Strategy First - Global Trends - Why
Source: Air pollution costs European economies US$ 1.6 trillion a year in diseases and deaths. World Health Organization, April 2015.

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Infra Challenges
Infrastructure lag
Charging posts
Trailing cables
Vandalism
EV Challenges
Cost
Limited range
Time to charge
Ease of charging
Benefits
Better energy economy
Non-polluting
Less noise
Clean streets
Strategy First - Global Trends - How

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Strategy First - Global Trends - What

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WEVC is a key attribute for a more user-friendly EV
Seamless user experience for charging
Enables more convenient charging even for short periods, reducing range anxiety
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is working with key OEMs to implement WEVC across multiple
platforms
Strategy First - Global Trends - What
o Simple, effortless & convenient
o Automatic hands-free charging
o No cord to unplug, tangle or foul
o Unaffected by water, ice & snow
o Simple to package on EVs

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MAINTAIN 25MPH
Green Light Timer: .08sec
Dynamic EV Charging
Semi-Dynamic EV Charging
Static EV Charging
AVAILABLE PARKING
0.0 miles ahead.
WARNING SIGN
Construction zone in 2 mi.
!
Wireless
charging

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System Level Know-How BM&P
System
level
know-how
Technology
leadership

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System Level Know-How
FOD, LOP,
Positioning
Communication
Standards
System
integration
IPT
Magnetics
Power
Electronics
EMC
Regulatory
Compliance

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Inductive Power Transfer Magnetics - Stationary
Circular Solenoid DD/Bi-Polar

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Inductive Power Transfer Magnetics Simulation
Stationary
B/H field simulation (ANSYS MAXWELL)

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Inductive Power Transfer Magnetics Simulation
Dynamic
Dynamic track– Magnetic flux density on car sides (ANSYS MAXWELL)

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System Analysis Simulation - ROM
CAD

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Ancillary Systems
E field wave
without object
E field wave
with object
Radar for living object protection (ANSYS HFSS)

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Regulatory Compliance
Simulation of H fields at 10 m distance from car (ANSYS MAXWELL)

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Regulatory Compliance
Simulation of induced E fields on human arm (ANSYS MAXWELL)

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Regulatory Compliance

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Qualcomm and Formula E
Possible technology integrations
Mobile
Payments
Content
Delivery
Augmented
Reality
Wireless & Wi-Fi
Connectivity
Health &
Fitness tracking Proximity
Experiences
Virtual
Gaming
Race
Telemetry
Wireless charging
Driving adoption of new
technologies for EVs
Enhancing the fan experience

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CES, EVS27, eCarTech

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Conclusions

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Conclusions
• Simulation is a key success factor while dealing with radical innovation
• Most of research and development work can be done virtually
• Simulation shows things which are invisible in laboratory, e.g. magnetic field
distribution etc.
• Breakthrough innovation is like a poker game, first you have to invest, take a risk
and then maybe you will gain high return on investment – Blue Ocean
• More you can find in DIMENSIONS Volume I / Issue 1 / 2016

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