CN110962662A - Direct current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit - Google Patents

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CN110962662A
CN110962662A CN201911165598.9A CN201911165598A CN110962662A CN 110962662 A CN110962662 A CN 110962662A CN 201911165598 A CN201911165598 A CN 201911165598A CN 110962662 A CN110962662 A CN 110962662A
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The invention discloses a direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit, which comprises N charging guns, a positive distribution circuit and a negative distribution circuit, wherein the N charging guns are arranged on the charging circuit; the positive distribution circuit comprises 2N charging module groups which are sequentially connected in series to form an annular chain, a high-voltage relay is arranged between every two adjacent modules, and the N fixed module groups and the N movable module groups are sequentially arranged at intervals; each fixed module group is connected with a charging gun; in all the movable module groups, the movable module group at the odd number position and the movable module group at the even number position respectively form a group of independent movable module group networks; in the movable module group network, a high-voltage relay is arranged between every two connected movable module groups; all the high-voltage relays are connected with the controller. The charging circuit adopts an annular layout, the number of high-voltage relays required is small, full-flexible intelligent distribution can be performed on the movable module group, the cost is low, and the control is simple.

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Direct current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of electric automobile charging, in particular to a direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit.
Background
Direct current on the existing market fills electric pile output and has modes such as single rifle, double gun, four guns and components of a whole that can function independently many guns, and the electric pile that fills of components of a whole that can function independently many guns can provide charging service for many electric motor cars simultaneously, and the main advantage of components of a whole that can function independently many guns lies in that installation construction is convenient, the occupation of land is small, the dilatation is nimble convenient and power can be concentrated and distribute, satisfies the power demand of different motorcycle types, improves module resource utilization greatly. The multi-gun dispensing modes on the market today are mostly the matrix dispensing mode as shown in fig. 1 and the whole gun dispensing mode as shown in fig. 2. The matrix type is that every group module all has independent switch to be connected to every rifle on, the advantage is that the module is called in a flexible way, and the shortcoming is that the high-voltage relay that needs to use is many, and the drive returns and examines the group number many, causes the assembly wiring complicated, with high costs. The whole gun distribution type is that each gun is fixedly connected with a module with certain power, and when the gun needs more power, the whole power of other guns can be called, so that the defects that the module distribution is not flexible and the module utilization rate is not high are overcome.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is as follows: in order to overcome the defects in the prior art, the invention provides the direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit which needs few high-voltage relays and is flexible in module distribution.
The technical scheme is as follows: in order to achieve the purpose, the direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit comprises N charging guns, an anode distribution circuit and a cathode distribution circuit, wherein the anode distribution circuit and the cathode distribution circuit are the same in structure and are provided with an anode output end and a cathode output end which are respectively connected with an anode and a cathode of each charging gun;
the positive distribution circuit comprises 2N charging module groups which are sequentially connected in series to form an annular chain, and a high-voltage relay is arranged between every two adjacent modules;
in the 2N charging module groups, N fixed module groups and N movable module groups are sequentially arranged at intervals; wherein each fixed module group is connected with one charging gun; in all the movable module groups, in one direction, the movable module groups positioned at odd number positions form a movable module group network, and the movable module groups positioned at even number positions form another movable module group network; in the movable module group network, one high-voltage relay is arranged between every two connected movable module groups;
all the high-voltage relays are connected with a controller.
Furthermore, in the active module group network, every two active module groups are connected with each other.
Further, N is 6, the number of the charging module groups is 12, and the number of the high-voltage relays is 36.
Further, N is 8, the number of the charging module groups is 16, and the number of the high-voltage relays is 56.
Has the advantages that: the direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit adopts an annular layout, the number of high-voltage relays required to be used is greatly reduced, full-flexible intelligent distribution can be performed on the movable module group, the cost is low, and the control is simple.
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Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a matrix distributed charging circuit;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a full gun distributed charging circuit;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a positive distribution circuit of a circular intelligent distribution charging circuit comprising 6 charging guns;
fig. 4 is a block diagram of a positive distribution circuit of a circular intelligent distribution charging circuit including 8 charging guns.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit comprises 6 charging guns 1, and further comprises a positive distribution circuit and a negative distribution circuit, wherein the positive distribution circuit and the negative distribution circuit are identical in structure, and the positive distribution circuit and the negative distribution circuit are provided with a positive output end and a negative output end which are respectively connected with the positive electrode and the negative electrode of each charging gun 1; since the structures of the positive distribution circuit and the negative distribution circuit are completely the same, the structure of the positive distribution circuit will be mainly described below, and the structure of the negative distribution circuit can be completely set with reference to the structure of the positive distribution circuit.
As shown in fig. 1, the positive distribution circuit includes 12 charging module groups 2 sequentially connected in series in an annular chain shape, and a high-voltage relay 3 is arranged between every two adjacent modules;
in the 12 charging module groups 2, 6 fixed module groups 21 and 6 movable module groups 22 are sequentially arranged at intervals, so that two sides of each fixed module group 21 are respectively provided with one movable module group 22; wherein, each fixed module group 21 is connected with one charging gun 1; in all the active module groups 22, in one direction, the active module groups 22 located at odd number positions form an active module group network, and the active module groups 22 located at even number positions form another active module group network; in the movable module group network, one high-voltage relay 3 is arranged between every two connected movable module groups 22; all the high-voltage relays 3 are connected with a controller, and the controller can respectively control the on-off of all the high-voltage relays 3 so as to flexibly distribute the charging module groups 2.
Therefore, two adjacent movable module groups 22 of the fixed module group 21 connected with each charging gun 1 are respectively located in two movable module group networks, so that any one charging gun 1 can be flexibly called to any movable module group 22 in the adjacent movable module group 22 and the movable module group 22 in the movable module group network where the movable module group 22 is located, the number of the high-voltage relays 3 can be reduced, when the fixed module group 21 connected with the charging gun 1 is not used, the fixed module group 21 can be connected in parallel with the adjacent movable module group 22 to be used by other charging guns 1, and thus any one charging gun 1 can be flexibly called to any movable module group 22 and the fixed module group 21 connected with the charging gun 1, and no dead angle or isolated island exists.
The high-voltage relay 3 that uses of the biggest advantage of annular intelligent distribution is few, again can full flexible intelligent distribution, and is with low costs, installs simply. Taking fig. 3 as an example, the total number of the high-voltage relays used by the positive and negative electrodes of the ring-shaped distribution 12 sets of 6 gun intelligent distribution outputs is only 36 (in the figure, the positive electrode distribution circuit includes 18 high-voltage relays 3, and the negative electrode also includes 18 high-voltage relays 3, and one high-voltage relay is 36), and the total number of the high-voltage relays used by the positive and negative electrodes of the ring-shaped distribution 12 sets of 6 gun intelligent distribution outputs shown in fig. 1 is 144. The total number of the high-voltage relays used by the output positive electrode and the output negative electrode of only 6 groups of 6 guns in the whole gun distribution output shown in figure 2 is 30, and the requirement of intelligent distribution cannot be met. The advantage of this ring allocation scheme is evident from this.
By analogy, the annular intelligent distribution of the scheme framework can extend 8 guns, 10 guns and the like, fig. 4 shows a 16-group 8-gun output structure diagram, and the number of the used high-voltage relays 3 is 56.
The direct-current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit adopts an annular layout, the number of high-voltage relays required to be used is greatly reduced, full-flexible intelligent distribution can be performed on the movable module group 22, the cost is low, and the control is simple.
The above description is only of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and it should be noted that: it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and adaptations can be made without departing from the principles of the invention and these are intended to be within the scope of the invention.

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1. A direct current multi-gun annular intelligent distribution charging circuit is characterized by comprising N charging guns, an anode distribution circuit and a cathode distribution circuit, wherein the anode distribution circuit and the cathode distribution circuit are identical in structure and are provided with an anode output end and a cathode output end which are respectively connected with an anode and a cathode of each charging gun;
the positive distribution circuit comprises 2N charging module groups which are sequentially connected in series to form an annular chain, and a high-voltage relay is arranged between every two adjacent modules;
in the 2N charging module groups, N fixed module groups and N movable module groups are sequentially arranged at intervals; wherein each fixed module group is connected with one charging gun; in all the movable module groups, in one direction, the movable module groups positioned at odd number positions form a movable module group network, and the movable module groups positioned at even number positions form another movable module group network; in the movable module group network, one high-voltage relay is arranged between every two connected movable module groups;
all the high-voltage relays are connected with a controller.
2. Furthermore, in the active module group network, every two active module groups are connected with each other.
3. Further, N is 6, the number of the charging module groups is 12, and the number of the high-voltage relays is 36.
4. Further, N is 8, the number of the charging module groups is 16, and the number of the high-voltage relays is 56.
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