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Impact of Parameters Variability on the Level of Human Exposure Due to Inductive Power Transfer

This article shows the effectiveness of combining non-intrusive stochastic techniques with 3-D modeling tools to build adequate surrogate models for the evaluation of human exposure close to a vehicle equipped with a wireless charging pad. A surrogate model is appropriate to deal with uncertainties and variabilities of parameters defining the electromagnetic problem. Numerical results obtained in the case of a light passenger vehicle illustrate the proposed methodology.