EP3440758A1 - Wirelessly rechargeable energy store - Google Patents
Wirelessly rechargeable energy storeInfo
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- EP3440758A1 EP3440758A1 EP17711680.3A EP17711680A EP3440758A1 EP 3440758 A1 EP3440758 A1 EP 3440758A1 EP 17711680 A EP17711680 A EP 17711680A EP 3440758 A1 EP3440758 A1 EP 3440758A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a wirelessly rechargeable energy store, comprising a housing, with a jacket wall, in which a converter, a memory core, a charging electronics and an antenna structure are arranged along a longitudinal axis, and a manufacturing method of a wirelessly rechargeable energy store with a housing and a A longitudinal axis, comprising a converter, a memory core, a charging electronics and an antenna structure.
- battery and accumulator are referred to in this application as meaning rechargeable primary cells supercapacitor and rechargeable secondary cells. If several cells are connected together, one speaks of a battery pack, which is also meant here synonymous with the term battery.
- electrical energy can be stored electrochemically in a corresponding memory core.
- the battery is usually composed of a plurality of secondary cells, which corresponds to a battery pack.
- storage batteries with capacitors have additionally been used in batteries or accumulators, the electrical energy in this case being stored in an electric field of the capacitor. The electrical energy can be removed as needed the electrical energy storage.
- battery packs comprising a plurality of capacitors or supercapacitors can be created.
- the housings of the electrical energy storage units are adapted to common standardized sizes (ANSI standard), so that a manageable number of available housings with defined housing designs results, suitable for various small electrical appliances.
- Can be used are energy storage such as batteries based on the different storage cores in different sizes mostly portable small electrical appliances from hearing aid on mobile phones, portable computers, cameras, remote controls to alarm clocks and children's toys.
- the energy storage recordings of these devices are adapted to the available designs of batteries from the button cell to the 9V block and the electronics of the devices on the performance characteristics, such as rated voltage and capacity of the energy storage.
- Rechargeable batteries are now preferred in small electrical appliances used, as they are easy to recharge with the right chargers. Often, today's small electrical appliances are equipped with a charging electronics, so that the inserted rechargeable batteries can remain in the device during charging, with a controlled recharge the energy storage can be done. This is especially the case for example with cordless phones and mobile phones. From the outside becomes supplied electrical energy in the form of a supply voltage and a charging current, and thus the rechargeable battery recharged.
- the energy storage must be made mechanically robust and be used in the case of mobile operations as light as possible and location-independent, with a leakage must be excluded.
- batteries are now charged wirelessly whenever possible.
- This wireless or contactless energy transfer or power transmission can be achieved today by means of various types of transmission in the far field ( ⁇ 400cm distance energy storage charger) or near field ( ⁇ 20cm distance energy storage charger) from various sources. Electromagnetic fields transmit the energy from the source to the electrical energy storage.
- Chargers are commercially available on which you can easily hang up a mobile phone, smartphones, personal digital assistants, navigation devices or tablet computers and the charging process begins.
- a charging electronics is necessary, which is connected to a transmitting coil.
- induction receiving means for example of the mobile phone
- an alternating voltage is induced by the alternating current in the transmitting coil.
- the AC voltage in the induction receiving means is rectified and fed via a charging electronics to the battery pack of the mobile phone for charging.
- this energy storage 1 has a cylindrically shaped housing 10, in which a memory core 11 is in the form of a battery.
- the housing 10 is modeled on a common battery housing, for example a so-called micro or Mignonbatterie, wherein a positive pole P and a negative terminal N is accessible from the outside and both poles are connected within the housing 10 to the battery 11.
- induction receiving means is an induction coil 140 in the form of an electrical conductor, which is helically wound in several turns about the longitudinal axis L of the battery 11 and the housing 10, respectively.
- the turns of the induction coil 140 are designed coaxially to the longitudinal axis L and lead from the negative terminal N in the direction of the positive pole P and each completely wrap around the battery 11.
- the maximum winding width and the number of turns are determined by the height h of the housing 10.
- the induction coil 14 is formed in one layer and has voids of the windings in the course of the longitudinal axis L.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a wirelessly rechargeable energy storage in which regardless of the relative orientation of an antenna structure to the acting field direction of the external electromagnetic field, an improved location-independent charging can be achieved and thus the efficiency of the recharge is increased, the housing shape of the Shape of batteries and battery packs for small household appliances is modeled.
- the rechargeable energy storage can be recharged without special orientation.
- the antenna structure should have a maximum efficiency of energy transfer, regardless of the relative position of the energy storage to the transmitting coil or charging electronics.
- This object is achieved by a device having the features of claim 1. Due to the special design of the housing Optimum compatibility with all small electrical appliances is achieved, and the special shape of the antenna structures allows for optimized energy absorption and thus improved wireless charging of the battery pack, without having to change the size of the battery pack or housing.
- antenna structures comprising for example induction loops, which partially overlap form an outer shell wall, a vote on the frequency and energy of the outer electromagnetic radiation can take place.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective schematic view of one of FIG
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic view of an inventive device
- FIG. 3a shows a perspective view of an energy store with an antenna structure on a printed circuit board, comprising an induction loop as an induction means in a first embodiment before being rolled up, while FIG
- FIG. 4 shows an energy store with a slightly modified induction loop with a tilted loop elongation before assembly.
- FIG. 5a shows a perspective view of a wirelessly rechargeable energy store before completion with an antenna structure of three partially overlapping arranged induction loops in the form of flat coils, while
- Figure 5b shows a sectional view along the line A-A of Figure 5a through the circuit board.
- FIG. 6 shows a printed circuit board with an antenna structure comprising three induction loops overlapping in the plane, as they are actually embodied.
- FIG. 7 shows antenna structures comprising dipoles arranged on a printed circuit board, wherein different embodiments of the dipoles are possible
- FIG. 8 shows an antenna structure which, in addition to FIG
- Induction loops in the form of flat coils comprises several cross dipoles.
- a wirelessly rechargeable energy storage 1 is shown schematically, which is designed here by way of example cylindrical.
- a housing 10 which is formed by a cylindrical shaped jacket wall 100, between a positive pole P and a negative terminal N, a converter 12, an antenna structure in the form of an induction loop 14 and a charging electronics 13 along a longitudinal axis L are arranged.
- a memory core 11 is shown removed from the housing 10 for a better illustration.
- the memory core 11 may comprise a battery, a battery pack in which electrical energy can be stored on an electrochemical basis, or at least one capacitor or supercapacitor in which electrical energy in the form of an electric field is stored.
- the positive pole P is connected to a positive pole of the memory core 11, a positive pole of the charging electronics 13 and a positive pole of the converter 12.
- the negative terminal N of the energy storage device 1 is correspondingly connected to a negative pole of the memory core 11, a negative pole of the charging electronics 13 and a negative pole of the converter 12.
- the memory core 11 is rechargeable by a receiving AC voltage in the antenna structure, in this example the.
- a receiving AC voltage in the antenna structure, in this example the.
- the reception alternating voltage is converted by the converter 12 into a DC voltage and fed to the charging electronics 13.
- the memory core 11 is controlled by a DC voltage applied and charged.
- the expert are embodiments of the converter 12 and the charging electronics
- an induction loop 14 As a laid in loops electrical conductor between the charging electronics 13 and the converter 12 is arranged.
- the induction loop 14 extends between the positive pole of the converter 12 and the negative terminal of the converter 12.
- the induction loop 14 is configured as a flat coil 14, which is arranged here on a bendable circuit board as a shell wall 100.
- the flat coil 14 can be integrally applied to the circuit board 100 and fixed there or printed.
- the bendable circuit board 100 forms the shell wall 100, so that no additional panel and no additional wall around the induction loop 14, the housing 10 must be placed forming.
- the memory core 11 When installed, the memory core 11 is surrounded by at least one such induction loop 14 or the bendable printed circuit board 100 at least once.
- the induction loop 14 is designed such that a loop longitudinal extent S extends at least approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis L, while a loop transverse extent Q extends at least approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L.
- a jacket wall 100 is shown with a longitudinal extent A and a circumferential extent U, at which the induction loop
- the loop longitudinal extent S runs parallel to the longitudinal extent A of the jacket wall 100 and thus in the finished state approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis L.
- the loop transverse extent Q runs parallel to the circumferential extent U of the jacket wall 100 and thus in the finished state in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L.
- the manufacturing method of a wirelessly rechargeable energy storage device 1 is as follows:
- the components converter 12, memory core 11 and charging electronics 13 are electrically connected to each other according to the scheme of Figure 2.
- a pole of the antenna structure is connected to the corresponding pole of the converter 12.
- the antenna structure is wrapped around the components coaxial with the longitudinal axis L and the second free pole of the antenna structure is connected to the corresponding pole of the converter 12. Since the antenna structure on the circuit board 100, the shell wall 100 is arranged forming the shell wall 100 only has to be turned over coaxially about the longitudinal axis L, whereby the housing 10 is closed. Since the antenna structure was previously fixed to the jacket wall 100, the folding over of the antenna structure and the jacket wall 100 takes place in one work step.
- the still open housing 10 looks as shown in Figure 3b.
- the jacket wall 100 including antenna structure in the form of the induction loop 14 still has to be completely turned over, the contacting of the open loop pole takes place and the housing 10 is subsequently closed.
- the fixation of the antenna structure on the inside of the jacket wall 100 or on the printed circuit board 100 can by means of adhesive or adhesive film respectively.
- the attachment of the jacket wall 100 and thus the formation of a closed housing 10, by the attachment of both ends of the jacket wall 100, is usually carried out by means of welding or gluing. In order to achieve the electrically conductive contacts, the skilled person knows possibilities.
- the energy storage 1 is shown with a modified induction loop 14 ⁇ .
- the orientation of the loop longitudinal extent S is here tilted against the longitudinal extent A of the jacket wall 100 and thus to the longitudinal axis L.
- an induction voltage is generated from an alternating electromagnetic field, which can be used to charge the memory core 11.
- the induction loop 14 ⁇ can be tuned to desired external electromagnetic alternating fields, so that a maximum efficiency can be achieved.
- the induction loop 14 ⁇ to the shell wall 100 adjacent to the longitudinal axis L beaten in the housing 10 can be arranged. The contacting takes place as described above.
- the antenna structure comprises a plurality of induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ , which come to lie next to each other or partially over each other and then as described to beat about the longitudinal axis L.
- the recordable energy from the magnetic field of the external alternating electromagnetic fields can be increased.
- two induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ or more than two induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 are "arranged on the flexible printed circuit board 100 which forms a lateral wall 100, as an antenna structure. This is exemplified in Figure 5a.
- the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 “are in each case designed as flat coils which are arranged on the bendable circuit board 100 as a jacket wall 100, partially overlapping,
- the loop longitudinal extensions S of the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14" run approximately parallel to one another and parallel to the longitudinal axis L.
- the circuit board including the antenna structure encloses with at least two induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ of the memory core 11 at least partially.
- the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 "have in the rolled-up state of the circuit board towards the interior of the housing 10 and thus in the direction of memory core 11, converter 12 and charging electronics 13.
- the Sch Stammlticiansausdehnungen S of the flat coils 14, 14 ⁇ 14" thereby run at least approximately parallel to Longitudinal axis L, while the loop transverse extensions Q at least approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L extend.
- First poles of the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 are directly or indirectly connected to a first pole of the converter 12 and second poles of the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14" are connected to a second pole of the converter 12.
- a separate converter 12 could be provided for each flat coil.
- the rear side of the bendable printed circuit board 100 forms the outer surface of the jacket wall 100 and thus the outer surface of the housing 10 in the rolled-up state.
- the folded core of the printed circuit board 100, the memory core 11, converter 12, charging electronics 13 and The at least two induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 "partially overlap the memory core 11 in the circumferential direction, the loop longitudinal extents S extending at least approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis L and loop transverse extents Q at least approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L. ,
- the antenna structure is configured as shown in FIG. 6 a, methods for producing the induction loops 14 on flexible printed circuit boards 100 being known to the person skilled in the art.
- the rather rectangularly configured flat coils 14, 14 ⁇ 14 “are thus made resonant by means of a capacitance on the excitation frequency, in order to obtain a corresponding voltage increase, which supplies the converter 12 with a higher voltage, the flat coils 14, 14 ⁇ 14" in resonance can go at the excitation frequency and both irradiation and induction can be used to generate a charging current.
- the overlap of adjacent induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 " is selected such that the conductor-web-free or coil-wire-free center is at least partially exposed, ie not overlapped by an adjacent induction loop 14, 14 ⁇ 14".
- the mantle wall 100 with the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 "in the form of rectangular Flat coils, is used as a housing wall and wound around the memory core 11 and other internal components.
- the sheath of the memory core consists of conductive material such as metal, eddy current losses occur in magnetic alternating fields. Therefore, in this case, insert an insulating spacer layer of a few millimeters or more between the antenna structure and the cladding of the core, or insert a sheet of flexible magnetic material known as RFID Magnetic Sheet. Both methods allow the field lines perpendicular to the loop surface to pass through the induction loop, thus enabling induction.
- the antenna structures in FIGS. 4 and 5 utilize purely inductively usable near field radiation from the kHz range over the MHz range, for example 13.56 MHz from the RFID range. Higher frequencies have the advantage that the number of turns of the induction loops become smaller and the production by single-layer films is feasible.
- the electromagnetic radiation in the far field of alternating fields as an example, starting from WLAN stations (WiFi) to use for charging.
- the at least one induction loop 14, 14 ⁇ 14 can, with a suitable embodiment, convert energy of the WLAN radiation and thus charge the supercapacitor almost constantly, whenever WLAN radiation is emitted Even if only low efficiencies can be achieved due to the so-called free-space damping, a permanent charging of supercapacitors is possible.
- the antenna structure can be extended.
- dipoles 15 On the circuit board 100, which dent as a shell wall, several dipoles 15, as shown in Figu r 7a and 7b, should be applied.
- the dipoles 15 are connected to non-illustrated interconnects via the at least one transducer 12 with the at least one charging electronics 13.
- the specific shape of the dipoles 15 is variable, the design being adapted to the expected wavelength of the radiation or transmission frequency and having as effective an area as possible, known as antenna gain, for efficient attenuation.
- FIG. 7 a shows, by way of example, a plurality of meander-shaped dipoles 15, which have meander-shaped conductor tracks in the plane of the paper, with all le dipoles 15 aligned parallel to one another.
- the conductor tracks of each dipole 15 are folded in the plane of the paper, so that the length of the conductor tracks is tuned to a length tuned to a fraction (preferably Vi) of the wavelength of the radiation.
- Fig ur 7b so-called dog bone shaped dipoles 15 ⁇ are shown, which form another group of known dipoles.
- the outer shape of the dipoles 15 ⁇ but also tend to be dumbbell-shaped, with here also adjacent dipoles 15 ⁇ spaced from each other on the circuit board 100 ⁇ are arranged.
- Prinzipiel l d ie dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ designed such that they are in resonance with the lung Einstrah and are matched to t he impedance of the at least one coupler Encrypt 12th
- the at least two dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ provide for a rotationally dependent charging possibility, in which at least one dipole is not always covered by the jacket of the memory core 11.
- the number of dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ is increased, so that the jacket wall 100 is optimally utilized.
- the dimensioning of the distances to the shell of the memory core and the Battery and the choice of material of the intermediate layers resulting from the antenna design as they are known in the art from radio frequency technology.
- dipoles instead of dipoles, it is also possible to use other known flat executable antenna types, such as, for example, inverted-F or patch, which are applied as a printed circuit to a single-layer or multilayer, bendable printed circuit board 100.
- flat executable antenna types such as, for example, inverted-F or patch, which are applied as a printed circuit to a single-layer or multilayer, bendable printed circuit board 100.
- the dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ and the induction loops 14 should be combined as antenna structures on a jacket wall 100 may be arranged.
- the dipoles should 15, 15 ⁇ each lie in the conductor-free center of the induction loops 14, which saves space, but all components come to rest on the flexible circuit board 100 and the dipoles are not covered by the Indutkionssch secured 14.
- the dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ can optionally be applied to the same printed circuit board 100, preferably printed, or on a separate circuit board 100 ⁇
- the longitudinal direction of the dipoles 15, 15 ⁇ should be oriented perpendicular to the Aufwickelraum the jacket wall 100 or parallel to the longitudinal axis L of the later wireless rechargeable energy storage 1, which is indicated by the dashed line and the arrow.
- At least one crossed dipole 16 preferably in the conductor-track-free center of an induction loop 14, could be arranged and form a corresponding antenna structure. Also, the at least one crossed dipole 16 is connected to printed conductors, not shown, via the at least one converter 12 to the at least one charging electronics 13.
- such cross dipoles 16 are formed from at least two dipoles, which are preferably rotated by 90 ° relative to one another.
- cross dipoles 16, 16 ⁇ 16 shown, the one Meander structure in the region of their ends, wherein the dipoles are shaped approximately dumbbell-shaped.
- "dogbone” -like dipoles could form a crossed dipole 16, 16 ⁇ 16 ". Since more than two dipoles can be rotated and superimposed relative to one another, crossed dipoles of more than two dipoles could be used.
- the cross dipoles 16, 16 ⁇ 16 are arranged here on the same flexible circuit board 100 as the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14".
- induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 "and cross dipoles 16, 16 ⁇ 16" form a jacket wall 100 of the wirelessly rechargeable energy storage 1.
- the wrapping is done as described above.
- the induction loops 14, 14 ⁇ 14 "and cross dipoles 16, 16 ⁇ 16" are metal structures that are preferably printed on the circuit board 100.
- flat coils 14 and cross dipoles 16 can also be manufactured separately and then fixed to the printed circuit board 100 before the wrapping of the memory core 11 and the remaining components is performed.
- the induction loops 14, the dipoles 15 and the cross dipoles 16 as parts of the antenna structure each have their own converter 12 or rectifier downstream, so that their output signals can be added or switched.
- a combination of the antenna parts induction loops 14, dipoles 15 and cross dipoles 16 with a single converter 12 is feasible, but it is more difficult to implement this arrangement without mutual detuning of the antenna parts.
- a spacer layer between the jacket wall 100 and the antenna formed parts of a few millimeters or more may be provided, wherein in addition to an air gap and a layer a RF signals passing plastic, which are known in the art, is suitable.
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