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This chapter introduces control schemes based on the PT-symmetric wireless power transfer (WPT) system. It begins with an overview of PT symmetry and its relevance to WPT, followed by detailed models and analyses based on circuit theory and coupled-mode theory. The chapter explores the output characteristics of PT-symmetric systems and presents control methods for optimizing output power through load identification. Experimental results are provided to validate the proposed control schemes, demonstrating their effectiveness in managing power transfer and enhancing system performance. The chapter highlights the innovative aspects of PT-symmetric WPT and its potential applications.
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