JP2012204469A - Contactless current feeding coil device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a contactless current feeding coil device in which a lead out distance of a lead wire of a coil winding can be shortened without impairing magnetic shielding effect of a magnetic shielding plate.SOLUTION: The contactless current feeding coil device includes a coil body having an H-shaped core 301, a resin case body 101 for accommodating the coil body, and a non-magnetic conductive plate 200 for magnetic shielding and to which the case body is fixed. The case body 101 has a case through hole 103 arranged adjacent to a central line bisecting a gap between parallel magnetic pole sections 302 and 303 of the coil body. The non-magnetic conductive plate 200 has a communication through hole 201 overlapping the case through hole 103. A lead wire of wiring wound around the coil body is lead out while being inserted and passed through the case through hole 103 and communication through hole 201. Leakage magnetic flux distribution of the coil having the H-shaped core is lower at an intermediate portion between both the magnetic poles. Consequently, even though through holes for passing the lead wire are formed in this intermediate portion, the magnetic shielding property of the non-magnetic conductive plate is not impaired.

Description

  The present invention relates to a non-contact power supply coil device that supplies power to a moving body such as an electric vehicle in a non-contact manner.

The non-contact power supply device supplies power from the power transmission coil to the power receiving coil by using electromagnetic induction between the power transmission coil (primary coil) and the power receiving coil (secondary coil). This non-contact power supply device is expected to expand its use as a power supply device for charging a secondary battery mounted on an electric vehicle or a plug-in hybrid vehicle.
FIG. 18 shows a power feeding system for a plug-in hybrid vehicle using a non-contact power feeding device. A vehicle equipped with the engine 54 and the motor 53 as drive sources includes a secondary battery 51 that is a power source for the motor 53, an inverter 52 that converts the direct current of the secondary battery 51 into alternating current, and supplies the alternating current to the motor 53, A rectifier 40 that rectifies the alternating current fed through the contact power supply transformer 30 and supplies it to the secondary battery 51, a power receiving coil 33 and a secondary side capacitor (a resonant capacitor connected in parallel with the power receiving coil 33) constituting the non-contact power supply transformer 30. 34), and the power receiving coil 33 is installed outside the floor of the vehicle body.
On the other hand, on the power supply station side (ground side), a rectifier 10 that converts commercial frequency alternating current into direct current, an inverter 20 that generates high frequency alternating current from direct current, a power transmission coil 31 and a primary side capacitor that constitute a non-contact power supply transformer 30. 32, the driver stops the vehicle so that the power receiving coil 33 is directly above the power transmitting coil 31, and starts power feeding to the secondary battery 51.

In this non-contact power feeding device, when the position of the power receiving coil 33 is shifted back and forth and right and left with respect to the power transmitting coil 31, the power receiving efficiency is lowered. However, considerable driving skill is required to stop the vehicle so that the power reception coil 33 faces the power transmission coil 31. Therefore, in an actual system, if the area of the power transmission coil 31 and the power reception coil 33 is expanded to set a permissible range of the power feeding position, and the vehicle is stopped within the permissible range, a gap between the power reception coil 33 and the power transmission coil 31 is established. A required facing area can be secured, and power can be supplied without reducing power reception efficiency.
However, it is a burden for the vehicle to mount the large and heavy power receiving coil 33.

  The coil of the non-contact power feeding device for the vehicle includes a coil (one-side coil) arranged in a spiral shape on one side of a flat ferrite core described in Patent Document 1 below, and Patent Document 2 below. The described coil with a wire wound around the core (both-side wound coil) is known, but the advantage of the double-sided coil can be dealt with in a smaller shape for misalignment between the coils. Therefore, the receiving coil can be downsized by the double-sided coil.

As shown in FIG. 19, the present inventors have previously proposed an H-shaped core 80 (H-shaped core) that can be reduced in size and reduced in weight by reducing the amount of core material (Japanese Patent Application 2009). -199425). In the case of this H-shaped core, an electric wire (a high-frequency litz wire obtained by twisting a plurality of thin insulated wires) is wound around an H-shaped horizontal bar portion 83, and parallel vertical bar portions 81 and 82 are It becomes a magnetic pole part where magnetic flux enters and exits.
In the non-contact power supply transformer in which the power transmission coil 31 and the power reception coil 33 are formed by double-sided coils in which a litz wire is wound around an H-shaped core, the main magnetic flux 35 is a magnetic pole of the H-shaped core of the power transmission coil 31 as shown in FIG. Part 3181 enters the magnetic pole part 3381 of the H-type core of the power receiving coil 33, passes through the core around which the litz wire 50 is wound, and enters the magnetic pole part 3182 of the H-type core of the power transmission coil 31 from the other magnetic pole part 3382. And it circulates so that it may reach the magnetic pole part 3181 through the core in which the litz wire 50 is wound. Then, at the next moment, the circuit travels in the reverse route, and this is repeated alternately.

In the non-contact power supply transformer using the both-side winding coil, there is no core member that covers the non-opposing surface side of the coil unlike the single-side winding coil, so that leakage magnetic fluxes 36 and 37 that bypass the non-facing surface side of the coil are generated. When the leakage magnetic flux 36 enters the iron plate on the floor of the vehicle body, an induced current flows, the iron plate is heated, and the power supply efficiency is greatly reduced. For this reason, in the non-contact power supply transformer using the double-sided coil, it is necessary to shield the leakage magnetic flux 36 by disposing a non-magnetic good conductor such as the aluminum plates 65 and 66 on the back surface of the coil.
The area of the aluminum plate 66 provided on the back surface of the power receiving coil 33 is set to a size such that substantially the entire area of the power transmitting coil 31 is located below the aluminum plate 66 no matter where the power receiving coil 33 is located within the allowable range of displacement. It is desirable to do. Therefore, the area of the aluminum plate 66 is considerably larger than the area of the planar shape of the power receiving coil 33.

JP 2008-87733 A JP 2010-172084 A

In this non-contact power feeding device, the lead wire (the litz wire for high frequency) of the winding of the power receiving coil 33 installed outside the floor surface of the vehicle body is drawn into the vehicle and electrically connected to the secondary parallel resonant capacitor 34 and the rectifier 40. However, when the lead wire is drawn into the vehicle, the magnetic shielding plate (aluminum plate) 66 placed on the back side (floor side) of the power receiving coil 33 becomes an obstacle.
When the lead wire of the power receiving coil is extended to the end of the aluminum plate, and the lead wire is drawn into the car by bypassing the aluminum plate, the total length of the expensive litz wire becomes longer, the weight and cost increase, and heat loss due to specific resistance Will increase. Moreover, since the alternating current received by the receiving coil 33 has a high frequency of several tens of kHz, problems such as generation of high frequency noise occur.
That being said, when opening a hole in the aluminum plate to reduce the lead wire lead-out distance of the coil winding and passing the lead wire, the leakage magnetic flux leaking from the hole penetrates into the floor iron plate of the car body, There is a risk that the floor iron plate may be heated or the power supply efficiency may be reduced.
Also, when the secondary side parallel resonant capacitors 34 and the rectifiers 40 arranged in the vehicle are dispersed, the total length of the wirings connecting them becomes long, so that the volume and weight of the non-contact power feeding device occupying in the vehicle increase. However, the occurrence of high-frequency noise and an increase in cost are problems.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a non-contact power supply coil device that can be configured compactly by reducing the distance of wiring.

The present invention has a coil body having an H-shaped core, a parallel core portion of the core constitutes a magnetic pole portion, and an electric wire wound around the core portion connecting intermediate portions of the magnetic pole portions, and a coil A non-contact power supply coil device comprising a resin case main body for housing a main body and a magnetic shielding nonmagnetic conductor plate to which the case main body is fixed, wherein the case main body is fixed to the nonmagnetic conductor A housing containing a resonant capacitor and a rectifier circuit connected in parallel to the coil of the coil body is disposed on the surface opposite to the surface of the plate.
In this non-contact power supply coil device, the coil body, the parallel resonant capacitor, and the rectifier circuit are integrally arranged with a non-magnetic conductive plate for magnetic shielding interposed therebetween, and the compact configuration is made with short wiring. Can do.

  In the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, a charging circuit may be integrated with a parallel resonant capacitor and a rectifier circuit on one surface of the nonmagnetic conductor plate.

In the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, the case main body that houses the coil main body has a case through hole that is disposed close to the center line that bisects the interval between the parallel magnetic pole portions of the coil main body. The nonmagnetic conductor plate has a communication through hole overlapping the case through hole, and the lead wire of the wire wound around the coil body is inserted into the case through communication hole and the communication through hole and led out into the housing. And electrically connected to the resonant capacitor and the rectifier circuit.
Since the magnetic flux leakage distribution of the coil including the H-shaped core is small in the intermediate portion between the magnetic poles, even if a through hole for passing the lead wire is provided in this portion, the magnetic shielding effect of the nonmagnetic conductor plate is impaired. I can't.

Further, in the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, the case through holes of the case main body are arranged so as to form a pair with the center line interposed therebetween, and the lead connected to one end of the electric wire wound around the coil main body The wire and the lead wire connected to the other end of the electric wire are inserted into each of the pair of case through holes.
By disposing the case through holes on both sides of the center line, the distance from the coil body to the outermost case through hole can be shortened, and the case body can be made compact.

In the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, it is desirable to connect the communication through holes forming a pair of nonmagnetic conductor plates overlapping the case through holes with a slit.
The slit connecting the pair of communication through holes blocks eddy current generated in the nonmagnetic conductor plate.

  Further, in the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, when a plurality of wires are wound in parallel around the coil body, the number of pairs of case through holes arranged with the center line of the case body in between is arranged. Correspond to the number of wires.

In the non-contact power supply coil device according to the present invention, in this case, a plurality of pairs of case through holes arranged with the center line of the case body interposed therebetween may be arranged in a plurality of rows on both sides of the center line. good.
Thus, even when a plurality of pairs of case through holes are provided in the case body, the distance from the coil body to the outermost case through hole can be shortened, and the case body can be made compact.

Further, in the non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention, the area of the non-magnetic conductor plate is made larger than the contact area of the case body to the non-magnetic conductor plate, and the case body is located at the center position of the accommodated coil body. Is fixed to the non-magnetic conductive plate so that it coincides with the center position of the non-magnetic conductive plate.
Regardless of where the receiving coil is located within the allowable range of displacement, the nonmagnetic conductive plate is set to a large area so that the entire area of the transmitting coil is located below the nonmagnetic conductive plate. A receiving coil is fixed to the center of the conductor plate.

The non-contact power supply coil device of the present invention can be configured compactly with short wiring, and can reduce high-frequency noise and weight and cost by shortening the high-frequency litz wire.
In addition, since the lead-out distance of the coil winding lead wire can be shortened without impairing the magnetic shielding effect of the magnetic shielding plate, the coil device can be reduced in size and weight, and the reduction in power supply efficiency can be suppressed.

The figure which shows the loss in the shielding plate of the magnetic flux generated from an H type core The figure which shows the coil apparatus for non-contact electric power feeding which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention 2 is an exploded perspective view of the coil device of FIG. The figure which shows the H-type core accommodated in the case main body of the coil apparatus of FIG. The figure which shows the nonmagnetic conductor board of the coil apparatus of FIG. The figure explaining the lead wire derivation | leading-out form of the coil | winding in the coil apparatus of FIG. FIG. 2 is a view of the coil device of FIG. 2 as viewed from the side of a non-magnetic conductor plate assumed to be transparent. The figure which shows the case main body of the coil apparatus which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. The figure which shows the H-shaped core accommodated in the case main body of FIG. The figure which shows the case cover body combined with the case main body of FIG. The figure which shows the nonmagnetic conductor board to which the case main body of FIG. 8 is fixed The figure which looked at the coil apparatus which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention from the nonmagnetic conductor board side assumed to be transparent The figure which shows the state which connected the communicating through-hole of the nonmagnetic conductor plate with the slit The top view (a) and side view (b) (c) of the coil apparatus which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 14 shows the coil device of FIG. 14 on the assumption that the nonmagnetic conductor plate is transparent. The figure which removed the case cover body of the coil apparatus of FIG. The figure which shows the circuit structure of the electric power feeding system which charges a secondary battery using the coil apparatus of this invention. Diagram showing power supply system for plug-in hybrid vehicle The figure which shows the coil which has an H-shaped core The figure explaining the flow of the magnetic flux in the non-contact electric power transformer which made the coil of FIG. 19 oppose

FIG. 17 shows a circuit configuration of a power feeding system that charges a secondary battery using the coil device of the present invention.
This circuit includes a rectifier that converts alternating current of a commercial power source into direct current, a high frequency power source 41 that includes an inverter that generates high frequency alternating current from the direct current, a power transmission coil 31, a series capacitor 32 connected in series thereto, and a power receiving coil. 33 and a power supply transformer 30 comprising a parallel resonant capacitor 34 connected in parallel thereto, a voltage doubler rectifier circuit 42 that rectifies the supplied AC, and a rectified DC voltage converted into a DC voltage of a predetermined level to obtain a secondary battery. And a charging circuit 44 to be supplied to 51.
Since the voltage doubler rectifier circuit 42 always has one diode through which current flows, there is little loss due to a voltage drop in the forward direction of the diode, compared to a full-bridge rectifier circuit (current always flows through two diodes). And efficient. However, a full bridge rectifier circuit may be used as the rectifier circuit.
Moreover, the power transmission coil 31 and the power reception coil 33 are formed of double-sided coils in which litz wires are wound around an H-shaped core.

FIG. 1 shows a result of analyzing a loss received by the magnetic shielding plate 66 by a magnetic flux generated from the coil 80 by placing a coil 80 having a winding 50 on an H-shaped core on the magnetic shielding plate 66.
From FIG. 1, the intermediate part of the parallel magnetic pole parts 81 and 82 of the H-shaped core (particularly, the distance between the parallel magnetic pole parts 81 and 82 is equally divided into two (virtual) center line 83. It can be seen that the distribution of leakage magnetic flux is extremely small. It has been confirmed by experiments that the leakage magnetic flux distribution is small at the intermediate part between the magnetic pole parts 81 and 82.
In the present invention, this fact is utilized, and the lead lead-out hole of the winding 50 provided in the magnetic shielding plate (aluminum plate) is disposed in the vicinity of the center line 83 so that the magnetic shielding effect by the aluminum plate is not impaired. A line can be derived.

(First embodiment)
The outer shape of the power receiving coil device according to the first embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. 2 (viewed from below), and an exploded perspective view is schematically shown in FIG.
This apparatus includes a case 100 that houses a coil body, and a magnetic shielding aluminum plate 200 to which the case 100 is fixed.
The case 100 is composed of a resin case main body 101 and a case lid 102, and the case main body 101 stores a coil main body (in FIG. 3, only the H-shaped core 301 is shown and windings are omitted). Then, the case lid 102 is overlapped on the case body 101, and both are coupled.
The case main body 101 is provided with a case through hole 103 through which a lead wire (Litz wire) of an electric wire wound around the H-shaped core 301 is led out. Since six wires are wound in parallel on the H-shaped core 301 (six parallel six turns), the lead wire at one end of each wire and the lead wire at the other end are connected to the case body 101. A total of six pairs of case through holes 103 for insertion are formed.

FIG. 4 shows the H-shaped core 301 positioned and accommodated in the case main body 101. This H-shaped core 301 is provided with a coil winding frame 304 around which six electric wires are wound in parallel. The coil winding frame 304 is provided with a guide for facilitating winding of the electric wire (Litz wire). (The coil is omitted). The parallel magnetic pole portions 302 and 303 are configured by arranging a plurality of rectangular ferrite cores. A core portion connecting intermediate portions of the parallel magnetic pole portions 302 and 303 is disposed in the coil winding frame 304.
The case through hole 103 of the case main body 101 is formed in pairs on both sides of a central protrusion (center line) 104 that bisects the interval between the magnetic pole portions 302 and 303.
The aluminum plate 200 is fixed to the case body 101 so that the center position of the aluminum plate 200 and the center position of the H-shaped core 301 accommodated in the case body 101 overlap.

The aluminum plate 200 is provided with a communication through hole 201 at a position where it communicates with the case through hole 103 of the case main body 101 (FIG. 3). In FIG. 5, the aluminum plate 200 having the communication through hole 201 is shown alone.
The area of the aluminum plate 200 is large enough that almost the entire area of the power transmission coil falls below the aluminum plate 200, regardless of where the H-shaped core 301 is located within the allowable range of displacement.
As shown in FIG. 6, the lead wires (Litz wires) 305 and 306 of the electric wire wound around the coil winding frame 304 pass through the case through hole 103 of the case main body 101 and the communication through hole 201 of the aluminum plate 200. To be derived.
FIG. 7 shows the case 100 fixed to the aluminum plate 200 from the side of the aluminum plate 200, assuming that the aluminum plate 200 is transparent.

In this power receiving coil, since the lead wires 305 and 306 of the winding wound around the H-shaped core 301 are led out from the holes (communication through holes 201) provided in the aluminum plate 200, the aluminum plate 200 is bypassed. Compared to, lead wire length can be shortened.
Further, the location where the communication through hole 201 is opened in the aluminum plate 200 corresponds to an intermediate position between the magnetic pole portions 302 and 303 of the H-shaped core 301 and is a location where the leakage magnetic flux distribution is small. There is no risk of leakage.
Therefore, the lead wire (Litz wire) can be shortened without impairing the magnetic shielding effect of the aluminum plate 200.

  Here, six pairs of case through-holes 103 are provided in the case body 101, but 12 case through-holes are formed on the center line that bisects the interval between the magnetic pole portions 302 and 303, and these holes are formed. From the above, six parallel winding lead wires may be derived. However, in this case, the distance between the H-shaped core 301 and the case through hole farthest from the H-type core 301 becomes long, and the case 100 is enlarged. Therefore, in order to reduce the size of the case 100, it is desirable to provide the case through holes 103 in pairs.

(Second Embodiment)
In the second embodiment, a power receiving coil device that enables further miniaturization of the case will be described.
In this apparatus, as shown in FIG. 8, the case main body 111 has two rows of case through holes 113 on both sides of a central protrusion (center line) 114.
FIG. 9 shows the H-shaped core 301 positioned and accommodated in the case main body 111. As in the first embodiment, six electric wires are wound in parallel on the coil winding frame 304 of the H-shaped core 301, but six case penetrations through which lead wires at one end of each electric wire are inserted. The holes 113 are arranged in two rows on the right side of the central ridge 114, and the six case through holes 113 for inserting the lead wires at the other end of each electric wire are arranged in two rows on the left side of the central ridge 114. Yes. Therefore, the distance between the H-shaped core 301 and the case through hole 113 farthest from the H-type core 301 is shorter than that of the first embodiment, and the case body 111 can be reduced in size accordingly.

FIG. 10 shows a case lid 112 coupled to the case main body 111.
FIG. 11 shows an aluminum plate 210 to which the case main body 111 is fixed. The aluminum plate 210 has four rows of communication through holes 211 communicating with the case through holes 113 of the case main body 111. .
FIG. 12 shows the case 110 fixed to the aluminum plate 210 from the side of the aluminum plate 210, assuming that the aluminum plate 210 is transparent.
The location where the communication through-hole 211 is opened in the aluminum plate 210 is an intermediate position between the magnetic pole portions 302 and 303 of the H-shaped core 301 and is a location where the leakage magnetic flux distribution is small, so that the leakage magnetic flux may leak from the communication through-hole 211. There is no.
Therefore, the lead wire can be shortened without reducing the magnetic shielding effect of the aluminum plate 210, and the case 110 can be downsized.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, the communication through-hole 201 and the communication through-hole 211 formed in the aluminum plates 200 and 210 are provided with a slit 203 between the other communication through-holes. May be.
The slit 203 blocks an eddy current induced around the communication through holes 201 and 211 of the aluminum plates 200 and 210 because a high-frequency current flows through the lead wires. Therefore, heating of the aluminum plates 200 and 210 due to eddy current is suppressed.

(Third embodiment)
In the third embodiment, a coil device in which a coil body, a parallel resonant capacitor, and a rectifier circuit are integrated with an aluminum plate for magnetic shielding interposed therebetween will be described.
FIG. 14 shows a plan view (a) and side views (b) and (c) of this coil device.
A case 100 containing an H-shaped core is fixed to one surface of the magnetic shielding aluminum plate 200, and a parallel resonant capacitor 34 and a rectifier circuit 42 (FIG. 17) are accommodated at corresponding positions on the opposite surface of the aluminum plate 200. The case 400 is fixed.
The casing 400 is made of aluminum and includes cooling fins 401 in order to incorporate the rectifier circuit 42 having a heat generating portion.

FIG. 15 shows the case 100 fixed to one surface of the aluminum plate 200 and the housing 400 fixed to the opposite surface of the aluminum plate 200 from the case 100 side, assuming that the aluminum plate 200 is transparent. ing.
FIG. 16 shows a state where the case lid 102 is removed so that the inside of the case main body 101 of the case 100 of FIG. 15 can be seen. The case through-hole 103 formed in the case main body 101 and the communication through-hole 201 opened in the aluminum plate 200 so as to communicate with the case through-hole 103 are provided at a position where the housing 400 is disposed. The lead wire of the coil (not shown in FIG. 16) wound around the coil winding frame 304 is led out into the housing 400 through the case through hole 103 and the communication through hole 201, and the parallel resonant capacitor in the housing 400. 34 is electrically connected.

In this configuration, since the coil body, the parallel resonant capacitor, and the rectifier circuit are integrated with the aluminum plate 200 interposed therebetween, the lead wire (Litz wire) of the coil can be shortened, and it is built in the housing 400. Wiring between the parallel resonant capacitor 34 and the rectifier circuit 42 can be shortened.
Since the alternating current received on the secondary side of the power supply transformer has a high frequency of several tens of kHz, the shortest possible distance is between the power receiving coil 33 and the parallel resonant capacitor 34 and between the parallel resonant capacitor 34 and the rectifier circuit 42. It is practically important to connect with a coil. By doing so, it is possible to suppress high-frequency noise, reduce heat loss, shorten expensive litz wires, etc. Can be realized.
Although the case where the parallel resonant capacitor 34 and the rectifier circuit 42 are accommodated in the housing 400 has been described here, the charging circuit 44 may be further accommodated in the housing 400. Similarly to the rectifier circuit 42, the charging circuit 44 also has a heat generating portion, but since the housing 400 is made of aluminum having high thermal conductivity and has the heat radiation fins 401, the charging circuit 44. Temperature rise can be avoided.

Here, an aluminum plate is used for magnetic shielding, but a nonmagnetic conductor other than aluminum may be used.
Although the case where a plurality of electric wires are wound in parallel on the H-shaped core has been described here, only one electric wire may be wound.

  The coil device according to the present invention can be reduced in size and weight, and can be widely used for many moving bodies such as automobiles, transport vehicles, and mobile robots.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Rectifier 20 Inverter 30 Non-contact power supply transformer 31 Power transmission coil 32 Primary side capacitor 33 Power reception coil 34 Secondary side capacitor 35 Main magnetic flux 36 Leakage magnetic flux 37 Leakage magnetic flux 40 Rectifier 41 High frequency power supply 42 Voltage doubler rectification circuit 44 Charging circuit 50 Electric wire (Litz line)
51 Secondary battery 52 Inverter 53 Motor 54 Engine 65 Aluminum plate (magnetic shielding plate)
66 Aluminum plate (magnetic shielding plate)
80 H-type core 81 Magnetic pole portion 82 Magnetic pole portion 83 Center line 100 Case 101 Case body 102 Case lid body 103 Case through-hole 104 Central protrusion 111 Case body 112 Case lid body 113 Case through hole 114 Central protrusion 200 Aluminum plate (magnetic) Shield)
201 Communication through hole 203 Slit 210 Aluminum plate (magnetic shielding plate)
211 Communication through hole 301 H-type core 302 Magnetic pole part 303 Magnetic pole part 304 Coil winding frame 305 Lead wire (Litz wire)
306 Lead wire (Litz wire)
400 Housing 401 Cooling fin 3181 Magnetic pole part 3182 Magnetic pole part 3381 Magnetic pole part 3382 Magnetic pole part

Claims (8)

A coil body having an H-shaped core, in which the parallel core portions of the core constitute a magnetic pole portion, and an electric wire is wound around the core portion connecting the intermediate portion of each magnetic pole portion, and the coil main body is accommodated A non-contact power supply coil device comprising: a resin case main body; and a magnetic shielding nonmagnetic conductor plate to which the case main body is fixed,
A housing containing a resonance capacitor and a rectifier circuit connected in parallel to the coil of the coil body is disposed on a surface opposite to the surface of the nonmagnetic conductor plate to which the case body is fixed. Non-contact power supply coil device.   The coil device for non-contact power feeding according to claim 1, wherein a charging circuit is further accommodated in the casing. The coil device for non-contact power feeding according to claim 1 or 2,
The case main body that houses the coil main body has a case through-hole disposed close to a center line that bisects the interval between the parallel magnetic pole portions of the coil main body,
The nonmagnetic conductor plate has a communication through hole that overlaps the case through hole,
The lead wire of the wire wound around the coil body is inserted into the case through hole and the communication through hole, led out into the housing, and electrically connected to the resonant capacitor and the rectifier circuit. Non-contact power supply coil device.   4. The coil device according to claim 3, wherein the case through-holes of the case body are arranged in pairs with the center line interposed therebetween, and one end of the electric wire wound around the coil body. A lead wire connected to the lead wire and a lead wire connected to the other end of the electric wire are inserted through each of the pair of case through holes.   The coil device according to claim 4, wherein the communication through-holes forming a pair of the non-magnetic conductor plates overlapping the case through-holes are connected by a slit. apparatus.   5. The coil device according to claim 4, wherein a plurality of the electric wires are wound in parallel around the coil body, and the case through-hole is disposed with the center line of the case body interposed therebetween. A non-contact power feeding coil device, wherein the number of pairs corresponds to the number.   7. The coil device according to claim 6, wherein a plurality of pairs of the case through holes arranged with the central line of the case main body interposed therebetween are arranged in a plurality of rows on both sides of the central line. A coil device for non-contact power feeding characterized by the above.   The coil device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein an area of the nonmagnetic conductor plate is larger than a contact area of the case body to the nonmagnetic conductor plate, A coil device for non-contact power feeding, wherein the coil body is fixed to the nonmagnetic conductor plate so that the center position of the accommodated coil body coincides with the center position of the nonmagnetic conductor plate.