Large-gap, high-power WPT is where simulation fidelity matters most. AirInduct was built with EV designers in mind — model the full air gap, tolerate real-world misalignment, and land on SAE J2954 test points.
Typical 100–200 mm ground clearance — the solver computes coupling factor for large-gap pads directly, without mesh refinement at the boundary.
Lateral-offset sweeps let you size the coil to stay above an efficiency threshold across the parking tolerance.
WPT1 / WPT2 / WPT3 power classes are first-class presets at 85 kHz; geometry templates align with the standard's test points.
Current-density maps flag hotspots before physical prototyping — useful when ferrite shielding is in the way.