WO2013044465A1

WO2013044465A1 - Portable solar charger

Info

Publication number: WO2013044465A1
Application number: PCT/CN2011/080292
Authority: WO
Inventors: 锺元凯
Original assignee: Chung Yuan Kai
Priority date: 2011-09-28
Filing date: 2011-09-28
Publication date: 2013-04-04
Also published as: DE212011100223U1

Abstract

Provided is a portable solar charger, comprising a body, a solar module and a cell holder; the body comprises a plurality of plate bodies and a slide cover; the plate bodies enclose a chamber; two of the plate bodies are respectively provided with a first track groove; the slide cover is slidably disposed in the two first track grooves; the cell holder is detachably and slidably disposed on the stopper of the slide cover; the solar module is detachably disposed in the chamber and is electrically connected to the cell holder; the solar module can convert solar energy into electric energy and transmit the electric energy to the cell holder. The present invention is portable, can be charged with solar energy anywhere, and in case the solar module or the cell holder fails, the slide cover or the cell holder can slide out, and the failed components can be replaced while the other functional components remain, thus indirectly reducing the economic burden on a user and reducing environmental pollution.

Description

Portable solar charger

The present invention relates to a charger, and more particularly to a portable solar charger that uses solar energy to generate electrical energy.

Background technique

In general, many electronic products are mostly equipped with rechargeable rechargeable batteries for environmental protection purposes. When the rechargeable battery is out of power, it needs to be placed in a charger, and the conventional charger is a charging power source that is converted into a certain voltage level by the transformer, and then the rechargeable battery is charged.

However, the user sometimes happens to be in an environment where it is difficult to find a socket that provides power, such as in a poor country or a barren mountain. At this time, the charger is similar to waste, which is inconvenient for the user.

In this regard, there are many chargers that use solar power to solve the above problems. However, the solar panels and battery holders of these chargers are fixed on the charger, so once the solar panel and the battery holder are temporarily In the event of a failure, a situation in which the battery cannot be charged immediately occurs, and the user's appliances (such as a mobile phone, tablet, etc.) cannot be used.

As mentioned above, since the faulty solar panel or battery holder cannot be directly replaced, the user usually has no choice but to relinquish the charger and add another new charger, which will increase. The user's financial burden, in addition, some of the parts of the discarded charger are still available, but they are forced to be discarded together, which is a waste of waste.

Summary of the invention The main object of the present invention is to provide a portable solar charger that can be carried around and that can be easily replaced at any time by the solar panel and the battery holder.

To achieve the above object, the portable solar charger of the present invention comprises a body, a solar module and a battery holder. The main body includes a plurality of plate bodies and a sliding cover. The plate body defines a chamber. The plate body comprises a bottom plate, a front plate, a rear plate and two side plates. The bottom plate forms at least a part of the transparent portion. The two side plates are respectively disposed between the front plate and the rear plate, and the two side plates are respectively provided with a first track groove; wherein the sliding cover is slidably disposed on the two first track grooves, when When the slide cover is in a closed position, the slide cover is closed at the opening of the chamber; the battery holder is detachably disposed on the body; and the solar module is detachably received in the chamber and electrically Connecting the battery holder, the solar module includes at least one light absorbing surface facing the permeable portion of the bottom plate; wherein light energy can pass through the permeable portion from the external space and be absorbed by the absorbing surface The solar module converts the light energy into electrical energy and transmits the electrical energy to the battery holder.

Thereby, the invention can be conveniently carried by the user and can be charged by using light energy anywhere, and can also slide the slider directly out at any time to quickly replace the solar module and directly replace the battery holder. Once one of the solar modules or battery holders fails, other unfaulted components can be retained and continue to be used, indirectly reducing the economic burden and environmental load for the user. DRAWINGS

1 is a perspective view of a portable solar charger of the present invention.

2 is an exploded view of a portable solar charger of the present invention.

3 is a combined action diagram of a portable solar charger of the present invention.

4 is a cross-sectional view of a portable solar charger of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a rear elevational view of the portable solar charger of the present invention. [Main component symbol description]

1: Ontology

111: Backplane 23: Battery

111a: permeable section 3: solar module 112: front panel 31: container

113: Rear plate 32: Solar panel 113a: Perforation 321: Absorbing surface

33: transparent coating

114a: First track groove 4: wire

12: Slide 5: Cover

121: top surface 51: top wall

122: bottom 52: rear wall

13: Room 521: Through Hole

14: Position 53: Sidewall

141: Second track slot 531: Slider

142: Third track groove 54: Housing space 2: Battery holder 6: Suction cup

21: Control Board 7: Electrical Appliances

211: External power cord

detailed description

The following will be better

Effect, however, is not intended to limit the scope of the invention to be protected, Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 5 , the portable solar charger of the present invention comprises a body 1 , a battery holder 2 , a solar module 3 and two wires 4 .

The body 1 includes a plurality of plates and a sliding cover 12, and the plates enclose a chamber 13 including a bottom plate 111, a front plate 112, a rear plate 113 and two side plates 114. The bottom plate 111 The at least one portion is formed with a permeable portion 111a (shown in FIG. 5), and the rear plate 113 is provided with two through holes 113a. The two side plates 114 are respectively disposed between the front plate 112 and the rear plate 113. The plates 114 are each provided with a first track groove 114a. The sliding cover 12 includes a top surface 121 and a bottom surface 122. The sliding cover 12 is slidably disposed on the two first track grooves 114a. Preferably, the rear plate 113 is recessed with a positioning groove (not shown). When the sliding cover 12 is in a closed position, the sliding cover 12 covers the opening of the housing, and the bottom surface 122 of the sliding cover faces the bottom plate 111, and one end of the sliding cover 12 is positioned at In the positioning slot. The top surface 121 is formed with a set of limiting members 14. The set of limiting members 14 includes two second track grooves 141, and the two second track grooves 141 have an open end and a closed end, respectively.

The battery holder 2 is detachably disposed on the body 1. Preferably, the battery holder 2 is detachably disposed on the slider 12. Of course, the battery holder 2 may be disposed at other places of the body 1. The battery holder 2 includes a control circuit board 21 and a battery receiving slot 22, and the control circuit board 21 is slidably disposed on the second track slot 141. More precisely, the control circuit board 21 is available from the second The open end of the two track grooves 141 enters and slides along the closed end of the two second track grooves 141. When the control circuit board 21 is slid to the closed end of the two second track grooves 141, the control circuit board 21 is positioned in the set of limit members 14. The battery compartment 22 is disposed on the control circuit board 21 and is provided with a battery 23, which is a secondary battery (for example, a lithium battery) having a charging and discharging function.

The solar module 3 is detachably received in the chamber 13 and electrically connected to the battery holder 2, The solar module 3 includes a container 31 and a plurality of solar panels 32 (shown in FIG. 4). The solar panels 32 are disposed in the container 31, and the two wires 4 respectively pass through one of the through holes 113a and are connected thereto. The battery holder 2 is interposed between these solar panels 32. Referring to FIG. 4, in the embodiment, the solar module 3 includes a transparent cladding layer 33, and the solar panel 32 is embedded in the transparent cladding layer 33. The transparent cladding layer 33 itself has viscosity. Therefore, the container 31 can be stuck. The solar module 3 includes at least one light absorbing surface. More specifically, each of the solar panels 32 of the solar module includes at least one light absorbing surface 321 , and the light absorbing surface 321 faces the light permeable portion 111 a of the bottom plate (see FIG. 4), whereby light energy can pass through the permeable portion 111a from the external space and be absorbed by the light absorbing surface 321, the solar panel 32 of the solar module can convert the light energy into electrical energy, and the electric energy The battery compartment 22 is transferred to the battery holder to charge the rechargeable battery in the battery compartment 22. Preferably, each of the solar panels 32 may include two light absorbing surfaces 321 , and the front panel, the rear panel, the two side panels, and the bottom panel may be partially or entirely transparent, whereby the light energy may come from all directions, and the solar module is The group obtains more light energy to convert into electrical energy, so that the present invention achieves a more practical effect.

When the solar module 3 fails, the user can first slide the slider 12 along the first track slot 114a (as shown in FIG. 3). At this time, the user can directly directly use the solar module 3 The chamber 13 is taken out, and the two wires 4 are removed from the solar module 3 (not shown), and then the two wires 4 are connected to the new solar module, and then the solar module 3 is returned to the chamber. 13. The slide cover 12 can be immediately used as a charge after sliding along the first track groove 114a to the cover position.

Similarly, when the battery holder 2 fails, or when the user wants to replace the battery holder 2 of different styles to correspond to different sizes of rechargeable batteries, the user can directly control the control circuit board 21 from the set of limiting members 14. The two second track grooves 141 are slid out, and a new or another type of battery holder 2 is slid into the set of limit members 14. The portable solar charger of the present invention further includes a cover 5, the cover 5 and the set of limit members 14 are provided with two third track grooves, and the other is provided with two sliders, more specifically, the cover The cover includes a top wall 51, a rear wall 52 and two side walls 53. The top wall 51, the rear wall 52 and the two side walls 53 define an accommodating space 54 and form an opening at a corresponding position of the rear wall 52. The two side walls 53 are respectively provided with one of the sliders 531, and the set of the limiting members 14 are provided with the two third track grooves 142. When the cover 5 is slidably disposed on the set of the limiting members 14, the The slider 531 of the two side walls is slidable along the two third track slots 142. The battery holder 2 passes through the opening and is received into the accommodating space 54 when the rear wall 52 of the cover touches the limit. In the case of the position member 14, the cover 5 is positioned on the set of the limit members 14, whereby the cover can provide good protection of the battery holder without being hit by foreign objects, and the cover can also be Transparent, allowing light energy to pass through the cover and further illuminate the light absorbing surface of the solar panel.

In addition, the present invention may further include a fixing member for selectively fixing the body to any place where the light can be irradiated. Preferably, the fixing member is a suction cup 6, and the suction cup is disposed on the bottom plate 111. The user can use the suction cup 6 to adsorb the invention on the wall, door panel or window in the room, or when going out, the invention can be adsorbed on the window or other places where the vehicle can receive light. can.

Moreover, in order to improve the practicability of the present invention, the control circuit board 21 further includes an external power supply line 211, and the rear wall 52 defines a through hole 521. When the cover 5 is slidably disposed on the set of the limiting members 14, The external power line 211 passes through the through hole 521 (shown in FIG. 1 ). At this time, the external power line 211 can be externally connected to an electrical device 7 (for example, the flashlight shown in FIG. 2 is taken as an example) to enable the rechargeable battery. The power can be transmitted to the appliance 7, so that the appliance 7 has sufficient power to directly use or indirectly charge its internal rechargeable battery. Summarizing the above, the present invention is convenient for the user to carry and can use the solar energy to charge the rechargeable battery anytime and anywhere, and the user does not need to worry about not finding the socket for the electric power. Furthermore, the present invention can also be used by the user to replace the battery holder and the solar module at any time. Once one of the faults is broken, or when a different style of the battery holder is to be replaced, the slide cover and the cover can be quickly and smoothly slipped. Conveniently slipping out, the solar module can be directly taken out, and the battery holder can be slid out from the limiting member, and the new product can be replaced immediately, so that the user can use the light energy to charge immediately, and use It is not necessary for the entire charger to be discarded due to one of the faults, and it can be left as an unfaulted component, indirectly reducing the economic burden and the environmental load for the user, and also making full use of the unfaulted component, so the present invention does Very progressive.

Claims

Profit request

1. A portable solar charger that includes:

a body comprising a plurality of plates and a sliding cover, the plates enclosing a chamber, the plates comprising a bottom plate, a front plate, a rear plate and two side plates, wherein at least a portion of the bottom plate forms a light transmissive The two side plates are respectively disposed between the front plate and the rear plate, and the two side plates are respectively provided with a first track groove;

The sliding cover is slidably disposed on the two first track grooves, and when the sliding cover is in a closed position, the sliding cover is closed at the opening of the receiving space;

a battery holder detachably disposed on the body; and

a solar module is detachably received in the chamber and electrically connected to the battery holder, the solar module includes at least one light absorbing surface, the light absorbing surface facing the light permeable portion of the bottom plate;

The light energy can pass through the permeable portion from the external space and be absorbed by the light absorbing surface, and the solar energy module can convert the light energy into electrical energy and transmit the electrical energy to the battery holder.

2. The portable solar charger of claim 1, wherein the sliding cover comprises a top surface, the top surface is formed with a set of limiting members, the set of limiting members comprises two second track grooves, and the battery holder comprises A control circuit board, the control circuit board being slidably disposed on the two second track slots.

3. The portable solar charger of claim 2, wherein the two second track slots respectively have an open end and a closed end, and the control circuit board can enter from the open end of the two second track slots. When the control circuit board slides to the closed ends of the two second track slots, the control circuit board is positioned in the set of limit members.

The portable solar charger according to claim 2 or 3, further comprising a cover, wherein the cover and the set of the limiting members are provided with two third track grooves, and the other is provided with two sliders Order The cover is slidably disposed on the limiting member.

The portable solar charger of claim 4, wherein the cover comprises a top wall, a rear wall and two side walls, the top wall, the rear wall and the two side walls enclosing an accommodation space, and An opening is formed at a corresponding position of the rear wall.

The portable solar charger of claim 5, wherein the control circuit board comprises an external power supply line, the external power supply line is externally connected to an electrical appliance or a power supply, and the rear wall defines a through hole. When the cover is slidably disposed on the set of limiting members, the external power supply line passes through the through hole.

The portable solar charger of claim 1 , further comprising two wires, wherein the rear plate is provided with two through holes, and the two wires respectively pass through one of the through holes and are connected to the battery holder and the solar module between.

8. The portable solar charger of claim 1, wherein the rear plate 4 is provided with a positioning slot, and one end of the sliding cover is positioned in the positioning slot when the sliding cover is in the closed position.

9. The portable solar charger of claim 1 further comprising a securing member for selectively securing the body to any location where it can be illuminated.

The portable solar charger of claim 9, wherein the fixing member is a suction cup, and the suction cup is disposed on the bottom plate.