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Wireless Power Transfer - Cambridge University Press | 2025 Cite Score:1.7 | SCOPUS Q2

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  • About: Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the development, application, and theoretical aspects of wireless power transmission technologies. The journal covers various methods of transferring power wirelessly, including inductive, resonant, and microwave-based techniques. It aims to provide a comprehensive platform for the dissemination of research on innovations and advancements in wireless power transfer technologies and their applications in areas such as consumer electronics, automotive systems, and renewable energy.
  • Objective:
    The primary objective of WPT is to advance the field of wireless power transfer by publishing high-quality research that explores new technologies, methods, and applications. The journal seeks to address both fundamental and applied aspects of wireless power transfer, including system design, efficiency optimization, safety, and practical implementations. WPT aims to support the development of efficient, reliable, and scalable wireless power solutions that can be integrated into various technologies and industries.
  • Interdisciplinary Approach:
    WPT adopts an interdisciplinary approach by incorporating research from fields such as electrical engineering, physics, materials science, and computer science. This approach ensures a broad exploration of wireless power transfer technologies and their applications. The journal encourages research that combines insights from different disciplines to address complex challenges and develop innovative solutions in wireless power transmission.
  • Impact:
    The journal has a significant impact on the wireless power transfer community by providing a platform for the publication of cutting-edge research and advancements. WPT is cited by researchers, engineers, and industry professionals who are interested in the latest developments in wireless power technologies. The research published in the journal contributes to the advancement of wireless power transfer solutions and supports their integration into practical applications.
  • Significance:
    Wireless Power Transfer plays a crucial role in advancing the field of wireless energy technologies by offering a dedicated forum for innovative research and applications. Its focus on both theoretical and practical aspects of wireless power transfer makes it an essential resource for researchers, engineers, and industry professionals working to develop and implement wireless power solutions. By facilitating the dissemination of high-quality research, WPT supports the continued progress and commercialization of wireless power transfer technologies.

  • Editor-in-Chief:  Nuno Borges Carvalho

  • Scope: The Wireless Power Transfer journal is dedicated to research on technologies and applications related to the transfer of electrical energy without physical connectors. Its scope includes, but is not limited to:
  • Inductive Power Transfer: Research on systems that use electromagnetic induction to transfer power, including design, analysis, and optimization of inductive coupling.
  • Resonant Inductive Coupling: Studies on resonant inductive coupling techniques for wireless power transfer, including resonant circuits, frequency tuning, and efficiency improvements.
  • Capacitive Power Transfer: Research on systems that use capacitive coupling to transfer power, including design considerations, performance analysis, and applications.
  • Microwave Power Transfer: Contributions to technologies that use microwave frequencies for power transfer, including rectenna design, beamforming, and power transmission efficiency.
  • Laser-Based Power Transfer: Research on using lasers to transmit energy wirelessly, including beam shaping, energy conversion, and safety considerations.
  • Wireless Charging Systems: Studies on systems for charging batteries and devices wirelessly, including consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and medical implants.
  • Energy Harvesting: Research on harvesting ambient energy through wireless power transfer methods, including integration with low-power devices and sustainability aspects.
  • Power Transfer Efficiency: Contributions to improving the efficiency of wireless power transfer systems, including optimization techniques, loss reduction, and thermal management.
  • Design and Optimization: Studies on the design and optimization of wireless power transfer systems, including coil design, impedance matching, and system integration.
  • Safety and Standards: Research on safety aspects of wireless power transfer systems, including electromagnetic field exposure, safety standards, and regulatory considerations.
  • Applications and Case Studies: Real-world applications of wireless power transfer technologies, including automotive applications, consumer electronics, and industrial systems.
  • Advanced Materials: Contributions to the development and use of advanced materials for wireless power transfer systems, including magnetic materials, conductive materials, and coatings.
  • Wireless Power Transfer for Medical Devices: Research on applying wireless power transfer technologies to medical devices, including implantable devices, wearable health monitors, and surgical instruments.
  • Systems Integration: Studies on integrating wireless power transfer systems with other technologies and systems, including wireless communication, power management, and control systems.
  • Theoretical and Experimental Research: Both theoretical advancements and experimental results related to wireless power transfer, including modeling, simulations, and empirical studies.
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  • Print ISSN:  2052-8418

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  • Abstracting and Indexing:  Scopus

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  • Subject Area and Category:   Computer Science, Computer Networks and Communications, Energy, Energy Engineering and Power Technology, Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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  • H Index:  18

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  • Cite Score:  1.7

  • SNIP:  0.779

  • Journal Rank(SJR):  0.775