CN114487645A - Test system and test method for intelligent charger of electric tool - Google Patents

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CN114487645A
CN114487645A CN202111576656.4A CN202111576656A CN114487645A CN 114487645 A CN114487645 A CN 114487645A CN 202111576656 A CN202111576656 A CN 202111576656A CN 114487645 A CN114487645 A CN 114487645A
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The invention discloses an intelligent charger test system of an electric tool, which comprises a control module, a charger test module and a power test module, wherein the charger test module is used for testing the power of the electric tool; the charger testing module comprises at least one charger to be tested, a full-charge battery and a non-full-charge battery, and the charger to be tested is electrically connected with the full-charge battery and the non-full-charge battery respectively; the signal output end of the control module is connected with the signal input end of the charger testing module; the power test module is electrically connected with the charger to be tested and carries out signal interactive transmission with the control module; according to the test system, the control module controls the power test module to measure the chargers to be tested under different battery electric quantities, the power values are obtained and fed back to the control module, so that the overall input performance and the corresponding power consumption loss of the chargers to be tested are judged through the preset values of the control module, the obtaining of the power values of the chargers under different battery electric quantities can be completed through the system, the cost is effectively saved, and the working efficiency is improved.

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Test system and test method for intelligent charger of electric tool
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of charger testing, in particular to a testing system and a testing method for an intelligent charger of an electric tool.
Background
With the development of battery manufacturing technology, a cordless battery-type electric tool using a nickel-cadmium battery as a power source has appeared. The battery type electric tool can be disconnected from a power supply for operation within a period of time, so that the battery type electric tool is more and more popular. After the current battery-powered electric tool is used for a period of time and the electric quantity is insufficient, the battery-powered electric tool usually needs to be charged for subsequent use. Therefore, the user needs to detect the performance of the charger of the electric power tool at present because the use time of the battery-type electric power tool can be determined by whether the performance of the charger is good or not.
However, the existing detection device of the charger can only detect the performance of the charger under a single electric quantity, and cannot accurately judge the overall performance of the charger.
Disclosure of Invention
Accordingly, there is a need for a testing system and a testing method for testing the performance of a charger of an electric tool under different electric quantities.
An intelligent charger test system of an electric tool comprises a control module, a charger test module and a power test module;
the charger testing module comprises at least one charger to be tested, a full-charge battery and a non-full-charge battery, and the charger to be tested is electrically connected with the full-charge battery and the non-full-charge battery respectively;
the signal output end of the control module is connected with the signal input end of the charger testing module and is used for respectively controlling the on-off of the charger to be tested and a fully charged battery or a non-fully charged battery; the power test module is electrically connected with the charger to be tested and performs signal interactive transmission with the control module.
In one embodiment, the testing system for the intelligent charger of the electric tool further comprises an electronic load module, wherein the electronic load module is electrically connected with the under-full battery and performs signal interactive transmission with the control module.
In one embodiment, the electric tool intelligent charger test system further comprises an LED analyzer, wherein the LED analyzer performs signal interactive transmission with the control module, and is used for acquiring relevant data of an LED lamp of a charger to be tested and sending the data to the control module.
In one embodiment, the LED analyzer is a photoelectric LED analyzer with a model number LBB-RGB.
In one embodiment, the electronic load module is a bobber 3311F.
A test method of a test system of an intelligent charger of an electric tool comprises the following steps:
s1, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be disconnected with the fully-charged battery and the non-fully-charged battery respectively;
s2, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a first input power value of the charger to be tested in a no-load state;
s3, the power testing module sends the detected first input power value of the charger to be tested in the no-load state to the control module;
s4, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be in conductive connection with a fully charged battery and to be disconnected with a not fully charged battery;
s5, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a second input power value of the charger to be tested when the fully charged battery is charged;
s6, the power testing module sends the detected second input power value of the charger to be tested when the fully charged battery is charged to the control module;
s7, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be disconnected with the fully charged battery and to be connected with the non-fully charged battery in a conduction mode;
s8, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a third input power value of the charger to be tested when the charger is used for charging the battery which is not fully charged;
s9, the power testing module sends the detected third input power value of the charger to be tested when the charger is used for charging the battery which is not fully charged to the control module;
s10, the control module compares the first input power value, the second input power value and the third input power value with a preset threshold value respectively to judge the whole input performance and the corresponding power loss of the charger to be tested.
In one embodiment, before S7, the control module determines whether the amount of the battery power is less than a preset threshold through the electronic load module, and if so, proceeds to the next step.
In one embodiment, when the electric quantity of the under-full battery is greater than a preset threshold, the under-full battery is discharged through the electronic load module, the electric quantity of the under-full battery is detected through the electronic load module and is sent to the control module, and when the electric quantity of the under-full battery is less than the preset threshold, the control module controls the charger to be tested to be in conductive connection with the under-full battery and tests the charger to be tested through the power test module.
In one embodiment, when the charger to be tested is in a test state, the LED analyzer acquires LED lamp information of the charger to be tested in different battery power states, and sends the LED lamp information to the control module.
In one embodiment, the LED light information includes color information or strobe information.
The intelligent charger testing system for the electric tool comprises a control module, a charger testing module and a power testing module, wherein the charger testing module comprises at least one charger to be tested, a full-charge battery and a non-full-charge battery, the control module can control the charger to be tested to be switched among the full-charge battery and the non-full-charge battery under the condition of controlling the on-off of the charger to be tested and the full-charge battery, and the control module controls the power testing module to measure the charger to be tested under the condition of different battery electric quantities, so as to obtain a power value and feed the power value back to the control module, thereby judging the integral input performance and the corresponding power consumption loss of the charger to be tested through the preset value of the control module, and obtaining the power value of the charger under the condition of different battery electric quantities can be completed through the system without adopting a plurality of devices to respectively measure, thereby effectively saving the cost, the working efficiency is improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an intelligent charger testing system for an electric tool according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram of a charger test module of the power tool intelligent charger test system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a flowchart of a testing method of a testing system of an intelligent charger of an electric tool according to an embodiment of the invention.
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In order to make the aforementioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention comprehensible, embodiments accompanied with figures are described in detail below. In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. This invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or intervening elements may also be present. In contrast, when an element is referred to as being "directly connected" to another element, there are no intervening elements present.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used herein in the description of the invention is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, an intelligent charger testing system for an electric tool includes a control module 100, a charger testing module 200, and a power testing module 300;
the charger test module 200 comprises at least one to-be-tested charger 210, a full-charge battery 220 and a non-full-charge battery 230, wherein the to-be-tested charger 210 is electrically connected with the full-charge battery 220 and the non-full-charge battery 230 respectively;
the signal output end of the control module 100 is connected with the signal input end of the charger test module 200, and is used for respectively controlling the on/off of the charger 210 to be tested and the fully charged battery 220 or the under-charged battery 230; the power test module 300 is electrically connected to the to-be-tested charger 210, and performs signal interactive transmission with the control module 100.
In one embodiment, the testing system for the intelligent charger of the power tool further comprises an electronic load module 400, wherein the electronic load module 400 is electrically connected with the under-full battery 230 and performs signal interactive transmission with the control module 100.
In one embodiment, the testing system for the intelligent charger of the electric tool further includes an LED analyzer 500, where the LED analyzer 500 performs signal interactive transmission with the control module 100, and is used to obtain data related to an LED lamp of the charger 210 to be tested and send the data to the control module 100.
In one embodiment, the LED analyzer 500 is a photoelectric LED analyzer, model LBB-RGB.
In one embodiment, the electronic load module 400 is a bobber 3311F.
As shown in fig. 3, a testing method of a testing system of an intelligent charger of an electric tool includes:
s1, the control module 100 controls the to-be-tested charger 210 to be disconnected with the fully charged battery 220 and the less fully charged battery 230 respectively;
s2, the control module 100 controls the power testing module 300 to start and detect a first input power value of the to-be-tested charger 210 in an idle state;
s3, the power testing module 300 sends the detected first input power value of the charger 210 to be tested in the idle state to the control module 100;
s4, the control module 100 controls the to-be-tested charger 210 to be connected with the fully charged battery 220 and disconnected from the less-fully charged battery 230;
s5, the control module 100 controls the power testing module 300 to start and detect a second input power value of the to-be-tested charger 210 when charging the fully charged battery 220;
s6, the power testing module 300 sends the detected second input power value of the charger 210 to be tested when charging the fully charged battery 220 to the control module 100;
s7, the control module 100 controls the to-be-tested charger 210 to disconnect from the fully charged battery 220 and to connect with the less-fully charged battery 230;
s8, the control module 100 controls the power testing module 300 to start and detect a third input power value of the to-be-tested charger 210 when charging the less-than-full battery 230;
s9, the power testing module 300 sends the detected third input power value of the charger 210 to be tested when charging the less than full battery 230 to the control module 100;
s10 and the control module 100 compare the first input power value, the second input power value and the third input power value with a preset threshold, respectively, to determine the overall input performance and the corresponding power loss of the charger 210 to be tested.
In one embodiment, before S7, the control module 100 determines whether the amount of electricity of the sub-full battery 230 is less than the preset threshold through the electronic load module 400, and if so, proceeds to the next step.
In one embodiment, when the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 is greater than the preset threshold, the electronic load module 400 discharges the under-full battery 230, the electronic load module 400 detects the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 and sends the detected electric quantity to the control module 100, and when the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 is less than the preset threshold, the control module 100 controls the to-be-tested charger 210 to be in conductive connection with the under-full battery 230, and the power test module 300 performs a test with the to-be-tested charger 210.
In one embodiment, when the charger to be tested 210 is in the test state, the LED analyzer 500 obtains the LED lamp information of the charger to be tested 210 in different battery power states and sends the LED lamp information to the control module 100.
In one embodiment, the LED light information includes color information or strobe information.
The charger test module 200 further comprises an I/O card 240, an idle relay 250, a full relay 260 and a not-full relay 270, a signal output end of the control module 100 is connected with a signal input end of the I/O card 240, an input end of the idle relay 250 is connected with one end of the charger 210 to be tested, output ends of the idle relay 250 and the charger are respectively connected with input ends of the full relay 260 and the not-full relay 270, an output end of the full relay 260 is connected with the full battery 220, an output end of the not-full relay 270 is connected with the not-full battery 230, and the I/O card 240 is respectively connected with control ends of the idle relay 250, the full relay 260 and the not-full relay 270.
When the charger 210 to be tested needs to be tested, the control module 100 controls the no-load relay 250 to be disconnected through the I/O card 240, the charger 210 to be tested does not charge any battery at this time, the control module 100 controls the power test module 300 to be started, detects a first power value of the charger 210 to be tested at this time, and sends the first power value to the control module 100; after receiving the first power value information, the control module 100 controls the no-load relay 250 and the full-load relay 260 to be switched on through the I/O card 240, and the no-full-load relay 270 is switched off, at this time, the to-be-tested charger 210 charges the full-load battery 220, the control module 100 controls the power test module 300 to be started, detects a second power value of the to-be-tested charger 210 at this time, and sends the second power value to the control module 100; after receiving the second power value information, the control module 100 controls the no-load relay 250 and the not-full relay 270 to be turned on through the I/O card 240, the full relay 260 is turned off, at this time, the to-be-tested charger 210 charges the not-full battery 230, the control module 100 controls the power test module 300 to be started, detects a third power value of the to-be-tested charger 210 at this time, and sends the third power value to the control module 100; the control module 100 compares the first power value, the second power value, and the third power value, which are actually measured, with a preset threshold, so as to comprehensively determine the input performance and the corresponding power loss of the charger 210 to be tested.
Thus, the intelligent charger test system for the electric tool is characterized in that the charger test module 200 comprises at least one charger 210 to be tested, a full-charge battery 220 and a non-full-charge battery 230 through the matching arrangement of the control module 100, the charger test module 200 and the power test module 300, the control module 100 can switch the charger 210 to be tested under different battery capacities by controlling the on-off of the charger 210 to be tested, the full-charge battery 220 and the non-full-charge battery 230, meanwhile, the control module 100 controls the power test module 300 to measure the charger 210 to be tested under different battery capacities, obtains a power value and feeds the power value back to the control module 100, thereby judging the whole input performance and the corresponding power loss of the charger 210 to be tested through the preset value of the control module 100, the obtaining of the power value of the charger under different battery capacities can be completed through the system without adopting a plurality of devices to respectively measure, effectively saves the cost and improves the working efficiency.
Further, in order to ensure the smooth proceeding of the test, the testing system of the intelligent charger of the electric tool further includes an electronic load module 400, wherein the electronic load module 400 is electrically connected to the under-full battery 230 and performs interactive transmission of signals with the control module 100.
Thus, when performing multiple tests, the charger 210 to be tested can easily cause the battery to be fully charged due to charging the battery multiple times, and thus cannot obtain the power value of the under-full battery 230 or obtain the power value inaccurately, so it is required that at least one battery to be tested is in the under-full state in real time, and the general under-full state is the electric quantity of the battery <90%, so we can electrically connect with the under-full battery 230 through the electronic load module 400, when the under-full battery 230 is not in the working state, the electronic load module 400 detects whether the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 is <90% or not, and feeds the electric quantity value back to the control module 100, if the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 is less than <90%, the test can be normally started, and if the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230 is greater than 90%, the control module 100 controls the electronic load module 400 to consume the electric quantity of the under-full battery 230, the test is not started until the amount of electricity of the under-charged battery 230 is less than a preset threshold. Through the setting of the electronic load module 400, the smooth proceeding of the test can be ensured, and the accuracy of the test power value can be ensured.
Further, in order to make the applicability of the test system wider, the test system for the intelligent charger of the electric tool further includes an LED analyzer 500, and the LED analyzer 500 and the control module 100 perform interactive transmission of signals, so as to obtain relevant data of the LED lamp of the charger 210 to be tested and send the data to the control module 100.
When the test is performed, the operating personnel judge the working state of the charger 210 by measuring the color or the flashing frequency of the LED lamp of the charger 210, so that it is important to measure whether the color or the flashing frequency displayed by the LED lamp of the charger 210 is correct, and if the color or the flashing frequency of the LED lamp is displayed incorrectly, misdirection is likely to be caused to the operating personnel. The color or the flicker frequency displayed by the LED lamp of the charger 210 to be tested in different test states is obtained through the LED analyzer 500 and is sent to the control module 100, for example, when the charger 210 to be tested does not charge any battery, the LED lamp displays red and does not flicker, at this time, the LED analyzer 500 sends the obtained information to the control module 100 to be compared with a preset threshold, if the comparison result is the same, the LED lamp displays no problem, if the comparison result is different, the LED lamp is damaged and needs to be replaced or repaired, thereby avoiding misjudgment of operators, and enabling the application of the test system to be wider.
The technical features of the embodiments described above may be arbitrarily combined, and for the sake of brevity, all possible combinations of the technical features in the embodiments described above are not described, but should be considered as being within the scope of the present specification as long as there is no contradiction between the combinations of the technical features.
The above-mentioned embodiments only express several embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but not construed as limiting the scope of the invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present patent shall be subject to the appended claims.

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1. The utility model provides an electric tool intelligence charger test system which characterized in that: the charger testing device comprises a control module, a charger testing module and a power testing module;
the charger testing module comprises at least one charger to be tested, a full-charge battery and a non-full-charge battery, and the charger to be tested is electrically connected with the full-charge battery and the non-full-charge battery respectively;
the signal output end of the control module is connected with the signal input end of the charger testing module and is used for respectively controlling the on-off of the charger to be tested and a fully charged battery or a non-fully charged battery; the power test module is electrically connected with the charger to be tested and carries out signal interactive transmission with the control module.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the power tool intelligent charger testing system comprises: the electric tool intelligent charger test system further comprises an electronic load module, wherein the electronic load module is electrically connected with the under-full battery and carries out signal interactive transmission with the control module.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the power tool intelligent charger testing system comprises: the electric tool intelligent charger test system further comprises an LED analyzer, wherein the LED analyzer and the control module perform signal interactive transmission, and the LED analyzer is used for acquiring relevant data of an LED lamp of the charger 210 to be tested and sending the data to the control module.
4. The system of claim 3, wherein the power tool intelligent charger testing system comprises: the LED analyzer is a photoelectric LED analyzer and is of the type LBB-RGB.
5. The system of claim 2, wherein the power tool intelligent charger testing system comprises: the electronic load module is of a bobber 3311F type.
6. The testing method of the testing system of the intelligent charger of the electric tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps:
s1, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be disconnected with the fully-charged battery and the non-fully-charged battery respectively;
s2, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a first input power value of the charger to be tested in a no-load state;
s3, the power testing module sends the detected first input power value of the charger to be tested in the no-load state to the control module;
s4, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be in conductive connection with a fully charged battery and to be disconnected with a not fully charged battery;
s5, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a second input power value of the charger to be tested when the fully charged battery is charged;
s6, the power testing module sends the detected second input power value of the charger to be tested when the fully charged battery is charged to the control module;
s7, the control module controls the to-be-tested charger to be disconnected with the fully charged battery and to be connected with the non-fully charged battery in a conduction mode;
s8, the control module controls the power test module to start and detects a third input power value of the charger to be tested when the charger is used for charging the battery which is not fully charged;
s9, the power testing module sends the detected third input power value of the charger to be tested when the charger is used for charging the battery which is not fully charged to the control module;
s10, the control module compares the first input power value, the second input power value and the third input power value with a preset threshold value respectively, and judges the whole input performance and corresponding power consumption loss of the charger to be tested.
7. The testing method of the testing system of the intelligent charger of the electric tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: before S7, the control module determines whether the electric quantity of the under-charged battery is smaller than a preset threshold through the electronic load module, and if so, proceeds to the next step.
8. The system of claim 7, wherein the power tool intelligent charger testing system comprises: when the electric quantity of the under-full battery is smaller than the preset threshold value, the control module controls the charger to be tested to be in conduction connection with the under-full battery, and the charger to be tested is tested through the power testing module.
9. The system of claim 6, wherein the test system comprises: when the charger to be tested is in a test state, the LED analyzer acquires the LED lamp information of the charger to be tested in different battery power states and sends the LED lamp information to the control module.
10. The system of claim 9, wherein the system is configured to: the LED lamp information includes color information or strobe information.
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