Marnix Lannoije

Title: Innovations of Marnix Lannoije in Inductive Power Transfer Systems

Introduction

Marnix Lannoije is a notable inventor based in Heidelberg, Germany, recognized for his contributions to the field of inductive power transfer systems. With a total of eight patents to his name, Lannoije has made significant advancements that enhance the efficiency and functionality of electric energy transfer, particularly in vehicle applications.

Latest Patents

Lannoije's latest patents include innovative technologies aimed at improving inductive power transfer systems. One of his notable inventions is a system for detecting an arrangement based on predefined signatures in an inductive power transfer system. This invention features a secondary unit with a winding structure that receives a magnetic field generated by a primary unit. It includes a detector device with multiple detection elements, a determination unit for assessing electrical properties, and a comparison unit that evaluates these properties against existing information. This comprehensive system allows for accurate detection of arrangements as expected.

Another significant patent focuses on inductive power transfer for vehicles. This system comprises a wayside electric conductor arrangement and a vehicle-side receiving device. It incorporates an array of sensor coils that detect the effects of any magnetic or electrically conducting bodies in the field direction. Additionally, a position determining device is connected to the detector arrangement, enabling precise location tracking of the vehicle-side receiving device. This invention also outlines methods for operating and manufacturing inductive power transfer systems.

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