Yiming Zhang is currently a Professor at Fuzhou University, China, as well as the Vice-Director and Associate Dean of the Fujian Key Laboratory of New Energy Generation and Power Conversion, China. He specializes in power electronics technology for electric vehicles, including conductive and wireless charging technologies, and was recognized in Elsevier's World Top 2% Scientists lists in both 2022 and 2023. Xingkui Mao is a Professor at Fuzhou University, China. Prior to this he was a visiting scholar at Denmark Technical University (2016-2017). His research interests include renewable energy and energy storage, power conversion, and wireless power transfer.

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• 1. Background of Electric Vehicle Charging Technology2. Standards for Conductive and Wireless Charging3. Conductive Charging Technology4. Wide-Voltage-Gain Efficient Conductive Charging5. Wireless Charging Technology6. Misalignment Tolerance of Wireless Charging7. Interoperability of Wireless Charging8. Auxiliary Systems of Positioning and Foreign Object Detection9. Integration of Conductive and Wireless Charging10. Future Trends

Yiming Zhang is currently a Professor at Fuzhou University, China, as well as the Vice-Director and Associate Dean of the Fujian Key Laboratory of New Energy Generation and Power Conversion, China. He specializes in power electronics technology for electric vehicles, including conductive and wireless charging technologies, and was recognized in Elsevier's World Top 2% Scientists lists in both 2022 and 2023. Xingkui Mao is a Professor at Fuzhou University, China. Prior to this he was a visiting scholar at Denmark Technical University (2016-2017). His research interests include renewable energy and energy storage, power conversion, and wireless power transfer.

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• 1. Background of Electric Vehicle Charging Technology2. Standards for Conductive and Wireless Charging3. Conductive Charging Technology4. Wide-Voltage-Gain Efficient Conductive Charging5. Wireless Charging Technology6. Misalignment Tolerance of Wireless Charging7. Interoperability of Wireless Charging8. Auxiliary Systems of Positioning and Foreign Object Detection9. Integration of Conductive and Wireless Charging10. Future Trends

Yiming Zhang is currently a Professor at Fuzhou University, China, as well as the Vice-Director and Associate Dean of the Fujian Key Laboratory of New Energy Generation and Power Conversion, China. He specializes in power electronics technology for electric vehicles, including conductive and wireless charging technologies, and was recognized in Elsevier's World Top 2% Scientists lists in both 2022 and 2023. Xingkui Mao is a Professor at Fuzhou University, China. Prior to this he was a visiting scholar at Denmark Technical University (2016-2017). His research interests include renewable energy and energy storage, power conversion, and wireless power transfer.

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• 1. Background of Electric Vehicle Charging Technology2. Standards for Conductive and Wireless Charging3. Conductive Charging Technology4. Wide-Voltage-Gain Efficient Conductive Charging5. Wireless Charging Technology6. Misalignment Tolerance of Wireless Charging7. Interoperability of Wireless Charging8. Auxiliary Systems of Positioning and Foreign Object Detection9. Integration of Conductive and Wireless Charging10. Future Trends