EP3701596A1 - Ladestecker - Google Patents
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- EP3701596A1 EP3701596A1 EP18789062.9A EP18789062A EP3701596A1 EP 3701596 A1 EP3701596 A1 EP 3701596A1 EP 18789062 A EP18789062 A EP 18789062A EP 3701596 A1 EP3701596 A1 EP 3701596A1
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Definitions
- the disclosure relates to a charging plug for establishing an electrical connection between a charging station and an electrical energy store of a vehicle.
- charging cables are used, which are pluggable, in particular by means of a charging plug pluggable, with the vehicle and / or the charging station can be connected.
- the charging plug includes control electronics, with which charging plug functions, such as a charging current limit and / or a charging plug lock of the charging plug can be realized in a charging socket.
- the control electronics are usually designed to be programmable in order to configure the charging plug in an application-specific manner and / or to deposit manufacturing data in the charging plug.
- charging plugs are usually exposed to external influences, in particular changing temperatures and precipitation, so that, for example, a sealed charging plug housing is used to protect the internal control electronics.
- a sealed charging plug housing is used to protect the internal control electronics.
- an electrical connection to the control electronics is necessary, with programming during the manufacture of the charging plug, in particular before closing the charging plug housing may mean additional manufacturing costs.
- Programming the control electronics after fabrication may require a sealed electrical contact, which may be associated with additional manufacturing costs.
- Known charging plugs may additionally have the disadvantage that data detected by the control electronics can only be read out via a cable connection to the charging plug.
- the disclosure is based on the finding that the above object can be achieved by a charging plug whose control electronics comprises an electronic interface which establishes an electrical connection between the control electronics and an external programming device. and / or measuring device.
- the electrical connection without additional external contacts and without violating the protection against external influences of the charging plug housing is realized in order not to compromise the protective effect of the charging plug housing.
- the electrical connection can be in particular by a wireless interface in the control electronics for wireless transmission of data between the control electronics and the external programming and / or measuring device.
- the disclosure relates to a charging plug for establishing an electrical connection between a charging station and an electrical energy store of a vehicle.
- the charging connector comprises a sensor which is designed to detect a physical sensor size, wherein the sensor is assigned a sensor identification which points to the sensor, a processor which is designed to link the detected physical sensor variable with the sensor identification, to a sensor signal obtained, and a communication interface, which is adapted to emit the sensor signal.
- the charging plug can be a standardized IEC 62196 type 2 or type 3 plug and / or have a proximity pilot line (PP) and a control pilot line (CP). Via the CP line, the vehicle can communicate with the charging station and, for example, signal a charge release. Furthermore, the charge current can be limited via the PP line, which flows via a charging line from the charging station to the vehicle, for example, an overload of the charging cable with the charging plug, the charging electronics of the vehicle, the electrical energy storage of the vehicle and / or the charging station prevention. Furthermore, the charging plug comprises a charging line, which is designed to conduct electrical energy from the charging station to the vehicle, in particular to the electrical energy storage of the vehicle.
- the sensor signal can be used to determine an operating state of the charging plug. For example, it can be checked on the basis of the sensor signal whether the determined physical sensor size is within a permissible tolerance range. To increase the safety of a charging process, a flow of a charging current through the charging plug can be prevented if the physical sensor size is outside the tolerance range.
- the assignment of a sensor identification can realize a clear linkage of the physical sensor size with a physical identification and / or a physical unit.
- the sensor identification a Contain a string that identifies the physical sensor size as a temperature of the charging plug in units of degrees Celsius.
- the sensor identification may have a unique identifier of the charging plug.
- the sensor signal may be used to control a charging process, to check operation of the charging plug in a predetermined operating mode and / or to evaluate the physical sensor size after charging or using the charging plug.
- the physical sensor size may be an acceleration of the charging plug, wherein a maximum value of the charging plug acceleration or an exceeding of an acceleration threshold may form the physical sensor size.
- the charging connector acceleration can be used to detect a fall of the charging connector and, if appropriate, to be able to assign a user, a time or a charging process.
- the charging plug comprises a further sensor for detecting a further physical sensor size, wherein the further sensor is associated with a further sensor identification, which indicates the further sensor, wherein the processor is formed, the detected physical sensor size with the sensor identification and the detected further link physical sensor size with the other sensor identification to obtain the sensor signal.
- the advantage is achieved that a plurality of physical sensor variables, which in particular describe an operating state of the charging plug, can be transmitted at the same time or can be detected and evaluated by a receiving device.
- a suitable receiver can be arranged in the vehicle and / or in the charging station, an evaluation of the sensor signal, which includes the physical sensor size and the further physical sensor size, can be processed and evaluated locally in the vehicle and / or the charging station or remotely in a control center become.
- the processor is designed to generate a transmission data frame in accordance with a communication technology, in particular CAN, UMTS, wireless LAN, NFC, 5G, and to arrange the respectively detected physical sensor variable with the respective sensor identification in a data field of the transmission data frame, wherein the sensor signal is the transmission data frame includes.
- a communication technology in particular CAN, UMTS, wireless LAN, NFC, 5G
- a standardized message can be provided in the form of the transmission data frame and sent by the communication device so that a receiving device which controls the corresponding communication technology can receive and process the standardized message.
- a receiving device which controls the corresponding communication technology can receive and process the standardized message.
- an individual adaptation of the receiving device to receive the standardized message can be omitted.
- efficient communication with the charging plug can be enabled because the charging line is electrically decoupled from the receiving device.
- the flow of an electric current between the charging plug and the receiving device can be prevented, so that, for example, a transfer of electric currents with high currents, in particular in the event of a short circuit in the charging plug, can be prevented in the receiving unit.
- the charging plug has a plastic housing, wherein the communication interface has a communication antenna, wherein the communication antenna is integrally attached to the plastic housing, in particular glued, or wherein the communication antenna is embedded in the plastic housing, in particular by a plastic of the plastic housing is encapsulated.
- the sensor, the processor and / or the communication interface can be protected from external environmental influences.
- the sensor, the processor and / or the communication interface can be arranged within the housing.
- the plastic housing can provide protection of IP1 1 to IP69K, including touch protection, water and / or dust ingress and / or thermal insulation.
- the choice of material of the plastic housing advantageously relates to the group of liquefiable plastics, in particular fusible or soluble plastics, which permeable to the radio signals of the above communication technologies are.
- the plastic housing can be molded into an efficient shape, in particular cast or injected.
- the embedding or encapsulation of the communication antenna achieves the advantage that the communication antenna is arranged protected, in particular protected against mechanical deformation and / or corrosion.
- the communication interface is or comprises a passive near-field communication interface, which can be supplied with electrical energy by a electromagnetic near field of a receiving device, wherein the communication interface is designed to transmit the sensor signal to the receiving device in response to the electromagnetic near field of the receiving device.
- the advantage is achieved that the communication interface does not necessarily have a further energy source for power supply, so that the component cost and electrical consumption of the charging plug can be advantageously reduced.
- the communication interface is designed to supply the processor and / or the sensor with electrical energy that is transmitted via the communication antenna from the receiving device to the communication interface.
- the advantage is achieved that a power supply of the charging plug may not be necessary.
- the communication interface is designed to transmit the sensor signal wirelessly and / or by wire to the charging station.
- a wired transmission of the sensor signal can be realized for example via an additional communication line in the charging plug, which connects the charging plug with the vehicle and / or the charging station electrically after a plug-in operation of the charging plug in a charging socket.
- Wireless transmission of the sensor signal has the advantage that the sensor signal can be received by the receiver even without physical contact between the communication interface and the receiver.
- the communication interface and the receiving device can be arranged at a distance from each other.
- protective devices can be arranged between the communication interface and the receiving device, which protect the communication interface and / or the receiving device against contact, external environmental influences and / or unauthorized access.
- the charging connector comprises a memory for storing the respective detected physical sensor size, wherein the processor is configured to read the detected physical sensor size from the memory to generate the sensor signal.
- the advantage is achieved that the detection of the physical sensor size by the sensor and the processing of the physical sensor size by the processor can be temporally separated from each other, realized.
- the respective detected physical sensor sizes can be available not only at the time of detecting the respective physical sensor sizes, but also at a later time.
- the respective sensor is configured to repeatedly detect the respective physical sensor size
- the processor is configured to store the repeatedly detected physical sensor quantities in the memory or to update the physical sensor sizes stored in the memory by the repeatedly detected physical sensor magnitudes.
- the physical sensor size can be stored periodically in the memory, wherein the processor can be configured to generate the sensor signal from these values at a later time.
- the generation of the sensor signal can be triggered by the communication interface, in particular be initiated by a communication connection with a receiving device.
- the configuration data may include manufacturing data of the charging plug, for example a serial number, a batch number, a production date and / or a software version.
- customer-specific parameters may be part of the configuration data, which, for example, determine the manner of the charging process.
- a charging time duration, a charging current intensity, a charging voltage, an energy quantity limitation and / or a charging mode can be determined by means of the customer-specific parameters.
- the processor is designed to read the configuration data from the memory and to attach the read-out configuration data to the sensor signal.
- the communication interface is designed to additionally transmit the sensor signal to a diagnostic system of the vehicle.
- the advantage is achieved that even the vehicle, the electrical energy storage is charged via the charging connector, can capture information about the charging process or the operating state of the charging connector.
- the vehicle may have data on the electrical energy store, which are not accessible to the charging station and / or the charging plug, so that supplementing this data with the sensor signal of the charging plug in the vehicle can realize a more efficient charging process.
- a control of the charging current with respect to a level of the electrical energy storage device can be implemented more efficiently with the sensor signal.
- the respective physical sensor size is at least one of the following measured variables: a charging plug temperature, a number of plug-in operations of the charging plug in a charging socket, a liquid outlet, in particular a coolant outlet from a coolant line and / or a position of the charging plug relative to the charging station and / or the vehicle.
- the charging plug temperature, the coolant level and / or the number of plug-in operations that have already taken place can be subject to predetermined limits and / or permissible ranges for error-free operation of the charging plug, so that detecting these physical sensor sizes can be advantageous for efficient operation of the charging plug.
- the properties of the charging plug or of parts of the charging plug can be temperature-dependent, so that, for example, an operation of the charging plug can be linked to a predetermined temperature range. Exceeding or falling short of the predetermined temperature range can be detected by transmitting the sensor signal from a receiving device, so that a corresponding measure for adjusting the temperature can be realized automatically and / or by the user of the charging plug.
- the disclosure relates to a charging system for charging an electrical energy storage device in a vehicle.
- the charging system comprises a charging plug according to the first aspect, a charging cable which is terminated by means of the charging plug at least one end and electrically and / or mechanically connectable to the electrical energy storage, wherein the charging cable, a charging line, which is adapted to transmit electrical energy , and a control line, which is designed to control the transmission of electrical energy via the charging line.
- the charging system comprises a charging station, which has a charging socket and a power source, wherein the charging socket is adapted to receive the charging plug to establish an electrical connection between the charging line and the power source, wherein the electrical energy storage is formed via the charging line electrical energy from the charging station to record and save.
- the processor is electrically connected to the control line to provide electrical power to the processor.
- the processor can be supplied with electrical energy via the existing line infrastructure of the charging plug.
- a power source for example, a charging station and / or the vehicle can be used.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a charging connector 100 for establishing an electrical connection between a charging station 207 and an electrical energy storage 201 of a vehicle 203 according to an embodiment.
- the charging plug 100 includes a sensor 101, which is designed to detect a physical sensor size, wherein the sensor 101 is associated with a sensor identification, which points to the sensor 101, a processor 103, which is adapted to the detected physical sensor size with the sensor identification to obtain a sensor signal, and a communication interface 105 configured to emit the sensor signal.
- the sensor signal can be used to determine an operating state of the charging plug 100. For example, it can be checked on the basis of the sensor signal whether the determined physical sensor size is within a permissible tolerance range. To increase the security of a charging process, a flow of a charging current through the charging plug 100 can be prevented if the physical sensor size is outside the tolerance range.
- the assignment of a sensor identification can realize a clear linkage of the physical sensor size with a physical identification and / or a physical unit.
- the sensor identification may include a string identifying the physical sensor size as a temperature of the charging plug in degrees Celsius.
- a clear identification of the physical sensor size is possible together with a clear identification of the charging plug 100, so that charging plugs of the same type can be distinguished.
- the sensor identification may contain a unique identifier of the charging plug 100.
- the charging plug 100 may be a standard IEC 62196 type 2 or type 3 plug.
- the charging plug 100 further comprises a plastic housing 107, wherein the plastic housing 107 has a handle 1 19 for holding the charging plug 100 by a user. Furthermore, the communication interface 105 has a communication antenna 109. The communication interface 105 is designed to establish a communication connection, in particular a radio connection between the communication interface 105 and the charging station 207, when the charging plug 100 approaches the charging station 207.
- the charging plug 100 also has five plug contacts, which are divided into two groups, which are each surrounded by a web.
- a group of three plug contacts comprises both a PP line 1 13 and a CP line 1 15 via the CP line 1 15, the vehicle 203 can communicate with the charging station 207 and signal, for example, a charge release.
- the charging current can be limited via the PP line 1 15, which flows via a charging line from the charging station 207 to the vehicle 203, for example, an overload of the charging cable 205 with the charging connector 100, the charging electronics of the vehicle 203, the electrical energy storage 201 of the vehicle 203 and / or the charging station 207 to prevent.
- the further group of two plug contacts comprises a charging line 1 17, which is designed to conduct electrical energy from the charging station 207 to the vehicle 203, in particular to an electrical energy storage 201 of the vehicle 203.
- the communication antenna 109 is attached to the plastic housing 107 by bonding cohesively.
- the communication antenna 109 is adhered to an inner side of the plastic housing 107.
- a cohesive attachment of the communication antenna 109 to the plastic housing 107 can be realized by molding the communication antenna 109 in a plastic of the plastic housing 107 or by embedding the communication antenna 109 in the plastic housing 107.
- the charging plug 100 further comprises a memory 11 1 for storing the respective detected physical sensor size, wherein the processor 103 is configured to read the detected physical sensor size from the memory 11 to generate the sensor signal.
- the sensor 101 is configured to repeatedly detect the physical sensor size, and the processor 103 is configured to store the repeatedly detected physical sensor quantities in the memory 11.
- the charging cable 205 is terminated by means of the charging plug 100 at least one end and electrically and mechanically connected to the end terminated by the charging plug 100 with the electrical energy storage 201.
- the charging cable 205 is further terminated at the remaining end by a further charging plug, which is electrically and mechanically compatible with another charging socket.
- the additional charging socket is arranged in the vehicle.
- the charging station 207 has a charging socket 209 and a power source 21 1, wherein the charging socket 209 is designed to receive the charging plug 100 in order to establish an electrical connection between the charging cable 17 and the energy source 21 1. Furthermore, the electrical energy store 201 is designed to receive and store electrical energy from the charging station 207 via the charging line 1 17.
- the handle 1 19 of the charging plug 100 is oriented such that upon gripping the handle 1 19 is arranged by a user of the charging cable 203 from the user's point of view below the charging plug 100.
- a defined orientation of the charging plug 100 can be achieved so that a contact image of the electrical connections of the charging plug 100 can be aligned with a contact image of the electrical connections of the charging socket 209.
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