CN201066799Y - Cut wave voltage regulation charger - Google Patents
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A fast charger comprises the parts of a transformer (1), a rectifier (2), a controller (3), a box etc. A charging method of chopping modulation voltage-regulation is adopted, which is that the volume of a charge current is controlled automatically according to the capacity loss degree of an electrified storage battery, and the method is scientific with the fast charging speed and has the obvious desulphurization function. The charging course does not bubble up a plurality of air bubbles, which does not damage a polar plate of the storage battery; the storage battery has long life; the charger can save electrical energy and reduce the environmental pollution, does not over charge or charge less, has good charging performance and low cost and works reliably. The charger can be used as a charging device of the storage batteries of a lead-acid battery, a nickel-cadmium or nickel-hydrogen battery, a lithium ion battery etc. and especially fit for electrifying an automobile storage battery, a dynamic storage battery of an electric automobile and the dynamic storage battery of a electric locomotive under a well.
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Technical field
A kind of quick charger can be used as lead acid accumulator, and nickel is particularly suitable for automobile storage battery, the usefulness of the charging of the power accumulator of the power accumulator of electric automobile and down-hole power locomotive every the charging device of storage batterys such as, Ni-MH battery and lithium ion battery.
Background technology
Popular charging device has two kinds at present, i.e. constant current charge machine and fast pulse charging machine.
1, constant current charge machine.In charging process, charging current is invariable, and following deficiency is arranged:
A, charging interval are long.Generally more than 10 hours.
B, energy consumption are big.In the later stage of charging process, occur overcharging, must increase energy consumption.
C, damage storage battery.Overcharge electric current and all be used for producing a large amount of bubbles, plate active material is come off and cause shorten the useful life of storage battery.
2, fast pulse charging machine.This charger also is interspersed with the process of discharge in charging process, that is: the charging (positive pulse)---stop filling---discharge (negative pulse)---park---charging ..., in each circulation of charging, the technical parameter of each link all has strict requirement.So fast pulse charging machine has following deficiency:
A, control technology require high.
B, complex structure, cost height.
The utility model content
It is fast that the utility model provides charging rate, neither overcharge also not owe to fill, and also simple in structure, reliable operation, the charging device that cost is low, i.e. chopping modulation voltage stabilizing quick charger.This machine partly is made of transformer (1), rectifier (2), controller (3) and cabinet etc., as shown in Figure 1.It is characterized in that: controller (3) is a chopping modulation pressurizer, its structure as shown in Figure 2, by reference voltage source (5), comparison circuit (6), circuits for triggering (7), adjust element (8) and sample circuit formations such as (9).
At the initial stage of charging, filled the terminal voltage U of storage battery (4)
0Lower, to adjust element (8) and be in normal copped wave state, then a rolling land is to charge in batteries for a ripple, and charger can provide very big charging current.This process can shorten the charging interval, promptly improves charging rate.Along with the carrying out of charging process, the increase of battery capacity, its terminal voltage U
0Constantly rising, will adjust when reaching a certain set point, is example with the lead acid accumulator, when cell tension was charged to 2.4V, charge volume reached 70~80%, and tangible bubble begins in the electrolyte to emerge, this voltage claims the bubble point, just stops charging to this, obviously owes to fill too many.If continue charging by traditional constant current charge method, a large amount of bubbles of then can emerging promptly overcharge, and will increase energy consumption, the more important thing is the damage accumulator plate, shorten storage battery useful life.The charging device that the utility model designs in order to solve " owing to fill " and " overcharging " problem exactly.When sample circuit (9) detects accumulator voltage U
0When reaching set point, after reference voltage (5) comparison, comparison circuit (6) output pick-off signal, circuits for triggering (7) do not provide triggering signal, adjust element (8) and are in cut-off state, stop charging.Stop filling after-polarization voltage and eliminate terminal voltage U
0Descend, drop to setting voltage when following,, adjust element (8) and begin conducting again and charge by a series of control.But, through moment stop fill, cut away one or several ripple.Charging once more, terminal voltage rises again, reaches set point and is stopped filling again, regulates so again and again, and charging voltage is no longer raise, and charging current is more and more littler, and sufficient after-current levels off to 0.According to the power shortage degree of being filled storage battery, control the size of charging current automatically, neither owe to fill, fill only, charging rate is fast, realizes the purpose of this utility model.
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The overall plan schematic diagram of Fig. 1---chopping modulation stabilivolt charger.Wherein: U is an input voltage, is generally 220V and 380V, also can be 660V.(1) be transformer, (2) are rectifiers, and (3) are controllers, i.e. chopping modulation pressurizer, and (4) are the storage batterys that is recharged.
Fig. 2---the block diagram of chopping modulation pressurizer.Wherein: (5) are reference voltage sources, and (6) are comparison circuits, and (7) are circuits for triggering, and (8) are to adjust element, and (9) are the sample detecting circuit.
Fig. 3---adopt triode as the circuit theory diagrams of adjusting element.Wherein: BT is a transformer, and Q is a bridge rectifier, V
1Be as the triode of adjusting element, also can adopt IGBT pipe or field effect transistor, C is a filter capacitor, K
1Be circuits for triggering, E is the storage battery that is recharged.
Fig. 4---adopt controllable silicon as the circuit theory diagrams of adjusting element.Wherein: V
2Be as the controllable silicon of adjusting element, V
5Provide the voltage stabilizing didoe of reference voltage, R
1Be to trigger current-limiting resistance, V
8Be the diode of protection to error-polarity connection, diode V
3, V
5, V
6, triode V
4, V
7And resistance R
1, R
2, R
3, R
4, R
5Constitute an output short-circuit protection circuit, buzzer H and diode V
9Constitute error-polarity connection warning indicating circuit.
Fig. 5---controllable silicon common cathode connects bridge type semi-control copped wave regulator rectifier circuit schematic diagram.Wherein: controllable silicon V
10And V
11Be rectifier cell be again that the switch of chopper is adjusted element, two controllable silicons are that common cathode connects.Diode V
14And V
15The secondary rectification half-bridge that constitutes, effect are to provide the triggering power supply after isolating with main rectifier bridge.
Fig. 6---controllable silicon anode altogether connects bridge type semi-control copped wave regulator rectifier circuit schematic diagram.Wherein: controllable silicon V
18And V
19Be rectifier cell be again that the switch of chopper is adjusted element, two controllable silicons connect for anode altogether.
Specific embodiments
1. the collimation of large current charge sine wave stream power supply is through R
1Current limliting is by triode V
4, again through voltage stabilizing didoe V
5After the voltage stabilizing, be controllable silicon V
2Trigger current is provided.The charging initial stage, battery tension U
0Lower, with voltage stabilizing didoe V
5The reference voltage that provides compares, voltage stabilizing didoe V
5Provide voltage high relatively, trigger current is through diode V
3Enter the controllable silicon trigger electrode, controllable silicon V
2Large current charge is carried out in conducting.
2. chopping modulation voltage stabilizing charging is along with the carrying out of charging process, the increase of battery capacity, its terminal voltage U
0Constantly rising, is example with the lead acid accumulator, and charge volume reaches 70~80%, when cell tension is charged to 2.4V, and battery tension U
0With voltage stabilizing didoe V
5Variation has taken place in the result that the reference voltage that provides compares, because battery tension U
0Improved voltage stabilizing didoe V
5The reference voltage that provides is still so high, and circuits for triggering can not provide trigger current, controllable silicon V
2End.Through moment stop fill, polarizing voltage is eliminated, battery tension U
0Descend, drop to setting voltage when following, circuits for triggering can provide trigger current again, controllable silicon V
2Begin the conducting charging again.But, through moment stop fill, cut away one or several ripple.Charging once more, terminal voltage rises again, reaches set point and is stopped filling again, regulates so again and again, and charging voltage no longer raises, and charging current is more and more littler, and sufficient after-current levels off to 0.According to the power shortage degree of being filled storage battery, control the size of charging current automatically, neither owe to fill, fill only, charging rate is fast, realizes the purpose of this utility model.
3. when the protection to error-polarity connection charger correctly is connected with storage battery E, battery tension U
0Through R
4And R
5After the dividing potential drop triode V
7Provide forward bias, triode V
7Conducting be again triode V
4Reverse biased is provided, makes triode V
4Conducting, trigger current is through R
1Current limliting is by triode V
4, again through diode V
3Enter controllable silicon V
2Trigger electrode, guarantee charging function operate as normal, simultaneously diode V
9End, buzzer H does not work.
If accumulator polarity connects instead, diode V
8And V
6All end triode V
7And V
4Also end, cut off controllable silicon V
2Trigger current, controllable silicon V
2End, storage battery and charger are protected, simultaneously, and diode V
9Conducting, buzzer H work, i.e. reversal connection is reported to the police.
4. short-circuit protection is when the both positive and negative polarity short circuit of charger output, triode V
7Do not have forward bias and end triode V
4Also can not get reverse biased and end, cut off controllable silicon V
2Trigger current, make controllable silicon V
2End, realized short-circuit protection.
Claims (5)
1. chopper stabilivolt charger, by formations such as transformer (1), rectifier (2), controller (3) and cabinets, it is characterized in that: controller (3) is a chopping modulation pressurizer.
2. charger according to claim 1 is characterized in that: in chopping modulation pressurizer (3), utilize pliotron V
1Or IGBT pipe, field effect transistor are as adjusting element.
3. charger according to claim 1 is characterized in that: in chopping modulation pressurizer (3), adopt controllable silicon V
2As adjusting element.
4. chopper stabilivolt device according to claim 3 is characterized in that: controllable silicon V
10, V
11For common cathode connects.
5. chopper stabilivolt device according to claim 3 is characterized in that: controllable silicon V
18, V
19Be anode connection altogether.
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