JP2014212660A - Power transmission apparatus, power reception apparatus, method and program therefor, and power transmission system - Google Patents

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JP2014212660A
JP2014212660A JP2013088878A JP2013088878A JP2014212660A JP 2014212660 A JP2014212660 A JP 2014212660A JP 2013088878 A JP2013088878 A JP 2013088878A JP 2013088878 A JP2013088878 A JP 2013088878A JP 2014212660 A JP2014212660 A JP 2014212660A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve transmission efficiency by appropriately detecting foreign matter between a power transmission apparatus and a power reception apparatus and performing power transmission when a positional relationship between the power transmission apparatus and the power transmission apparatus is appropriate.SOLUTION: The power transmission apparatus for transmitting electric power to the power reception apparatus intermittently performs transmission of electric power by radio, detects a load-modulated signal from the power reception apparatus relative to transmitted electric power and, when the load-modulated signal is detected, extends a transmission period. The power transmission apparatus starts normal power transmission on the basis of received electric power of the power reception apparatus when an acquired ID is appropriate.

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本発明は送電装置、受電装置およびそれらの方法、プログラム、および電力伝送システムに関する。   The present invention relates to a power transmission device, a power reception device, a method thereof, a program, and a power transmission system.

2007年にMIT(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)が磁気共鳴による無線電力伝送の実証実験を行って以来、無線電力伝送技術は広く研究開発されてきている。また、無線電力伝送は無線通信と組み合わせて用い、完全な無線化を狙う技術として注目されている(非特許文献1)。さらに近年、無線電力伝送技術は、電気自動車、ハイブリッド自動車への充送電、スマートフォン等の小型機器の充電等様々な分野に広がりつつある。例えば、特許文献1には、車両へ送電する送電管理装置について記載されている。   Since MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) conducted a field experiment of wireless power transmission by magnetic resonance in 2007, wireless power transmission technology has been widely researched and developed. In addition, wireless power transmission is used in combination with wireless communication, and has attracted attention as a technology aiming for complete wireless transmission (Non-Patent Document 1). Further, in recent years, wireless power transmission technology is spreading in various fields such as charging / transmission of electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles, and charging of small devices such as smartphones. For example, Patent Document 1 describes a power transmission management device that transmits power to a vehicle.

特開2013-38924号公報JP 2013-38924

「電力を無線伝送する技術を開発、実験で60Wの電球を点灯」、日経エレクトロニクス、第966号、2007年12月3日"Developed technology to transmit power wirelessly, lighting 60W light bulb in experiment", Nikkei Electronics, No. 966, December 3, 2007

無線電力伝送システムを安全に運用することを考慮した場合、特に磁気共鳴方式のような、送電装置と受電装置の距離が離れていても送電可能なシステムにおいては、送電可能範囲に存在し得る対象への配慮が必要となる。すなわち、送電装置による送電可能範囲に、送電対象以外の異物や他の認証されていない機器への送電がなるべく行われないようにする必要がある。また、受電装置が送電装置にとって相対的な位置関係として適切な位置に配置され、適切な位置関係になった時のみ送電装置が送電することによって効率低下による発熱等を抑制する必要がある。   When considering the safe operation of a wireless power transmission system, especially in systems that can transmit power even when the distance between the power transmitting device and the power receiving device is long, such as the magnetic resonance method, objects that can exist in the transmittable range Consideration is necessary. That is, it is necessary to prevent power transmission to a foreign object other than the power transmission target and other unauthenticated devices as much as possible within the power transmission range of the power transmission device. In addition, it is necessary to suppress heat generation or the like due to a reduction in efficiency because the power receiving device is arranged at an appropriate position as a relative positional relationship for the power transmitting device and the power transmitting device transmits power only when the power receiving device is in an appropriate positional relationship.

特許文献1には、送電装置による送電前に送電装置と受電装置間の認証をとり、送電装置が供給した電力量と車両が受電した電力量との整合を確認して送電を継続する方法が記載されている。しかしながら、この方法を用いた場合、送電装置と受電装置間の認証が終えた後すぐに大電力が送受される。したがって、送電装置と受電装置の位置関係が適切でない場合にも送電装置が送電を開始してしまい、伝送効率が低下してしまうという問題があった。   Patent Document 1 discloses a method in which authentication between a power transmission device and a power reception device is performed before power transmission by the power transmission device, and the power transmission supplied by the power transmission device is confirmed to match the power received by the vehicle to continue power transmission. Have been described. However, when this method is used, high power is transmitted and received immediately after the authentication between the power transmitting apparatus and the power receiving apparatus is completed. Therefore, even when the positional relationship between the power transmission device and the power reception device is not appropriate, there is a problem in that the power transmission device starts power transmission and transmission efficiency decreases.

本発明は、上記課題に鑑みてなされたものであり、送電装置と受電装置の位置関係で無線による電力伝送を行えるようにすることを目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to enable wireless power transmission based on the positional relationship between a power transmission device and a power reception device.

上記目的を達成するための一手段として、本発明の送電装置は以下の構成を備える。すなわち、受電装置に電力を送電する送電装置は、間欠に無線による電力の送電を実行する間欠送電手段と、前記間欠送電手段によって送電された電力に対する前記受電装置からの負荷変調された信号を検出する検出手段と、前記検出手段によって前記負荷変調された信号が検出された場合、前記間欠送電手段による送電期間を延長する延長手段とを備える。   As a means for achieving the above object, a power transmission device of the present invention has the following configuration. That is, a power transmission device that transmits power to a power receiving device detects intermittently transmitting power that intermittently performs wireless power transmission, and a load-modulated signal from the power receiving device for power transmitted by the intermittent power transmitting device And a means for extending the power transmission period of the intermittent power transmission means when the load-modulated signal is detected by the detection means.

本発明によれば、送電装置と受電装置の位置関係が適切であることを効率的に検出することができるようになる。   ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it can detect efficiently that the positional relationship of a power transmission apparatus and a power receiving apparatus is appropriate.

実施形態による無線電力伝送システムを表す図。1 is a diagram illustrating a wireless power transmission system according to an embodiment. 実施形態による送電装置の送電部構成を示す図。The figure which shows the power transmission part structure of the power transmission apparatus by embodiment. 実施形態による受電装置の受電部構成を示す図。The figure which shows the power receiving part structure of the power receiving apparatus by embodiment. 実施形態における無線電力伝送システムのタイミングチャート。The timing chart of the wireless power transmission system in an embodiment. 実施形態による送電装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the power transmission apparatus by embodiment. 実施形態による受電装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the power receiving apparatus by embodiment. 実施形態における送電装置と受電装置との適切な位置関係を示す図。The figure which shows the appropriate positional relationship of the power transmission apparatus and power receiving apparatus in embodiment.

以下、添付の図面を参照して、本発明をその好適な実施形態に基づいて詳細に説明する。なお、以下の実施形態において示す構成は一例に過ぎず、本発明は図示された構成に限定されるものではない。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on preferred embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings. The configurations shown in the following embodiments are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited to the illustrated configurations.

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本実施形態を図を参照して説明する。図1は、本実施形態による無線電力伝送システムを表す図である。本実施形態による無線電力システムは、送電装置20と受電装置30を有する。送電装置20と受電装置30は、例えばブルートゥース(登録商標)などで無線通信を行う通信部22と通信部32をそれぞれ有する。通信部22と通信部32は、通信線26と通信線36をそれぞれ介して伝送されるディジタル信号を変換し、アンテナ24とアンテナ34をそれぞれ介して無線通信を行う。送電装置20における送電部21は、送電線25から入力される直流、または交流電力を伝送帯の交流周波数電力に変換し、アンテナ23を介して送電する。受電装置30のにおける受電部31は、アンテナ33を介して受電される交流電力を直流、または所望周波数の交流電力に変換し、送電線35に出力する。
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The present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a wireless power transmission system according to the present embodiment. The wireless power system according to the present embodiment includes a power transmission device 20 and a power reception device 30. The power transmission device 20 and the power reception device 30 respectively include a communication unit 22 and a communication unit 32 that perform wireless communication using, for example, Bluetooth (registered trademark). The communication unit 22 and the communication unit 32 convert digital signals transmitted through the communication line 26 and the communication line 36, respectively, and perform wireless communication through the antenna 24 and the antenna 34, respectively. The power transmission unit 21 in the power transmission device 20 converts direct current or alternating current power input from the transmission line 25 into alternating current frequency power in the transmission band, and transmits the power via the antenna 23. The power receiving unit 31 in the power receiving device 30 converts AC power received via the antenna 33 into DC power or AC power having a desired frequency, and outputs the AC power to the power transmission line 35.

共鳴現象やマイクロ波を用いる電力伝送を用いる場合は電力伝送距離が長いため、送電装置と受電装置のペアリングを行って所望の装置に送電すること、及び、他の装置や物体への送電を防ぐ必要がある。本実施形態では、受電装置30は最初に、通信部32を介して送電装置20を検索し、通信部32と通信部22の間で認証を行う。具体的には、受電装置30の通信部32と送電装置20の通信部22の間で認証の際にIDの交換を行う。   When using power transmission using resonance or microwaves, the power transmission distance is long, so pairing the power transmission device and power reception device to transmit power to the desired device, and power transmission to other devices and objects It is necessary to prevent. In the present embodiment, the power receiving device 30 first searches for the power transmitting device 20 via the communication unit 32, and performs authentication between the communication unit 32 and the communication unit 22. Specifically, an ID is exchanged between the communication unit 32 of the power receiving device 30 and the communication unit 22 of the power transmission device 20 at the time of authentication.

図2は、送電装置20の送電部21の内部構成の詳細の一例を示すブロック図である。CPU212は、初期電力送電部2121、送電期間延長部2122、検出モード信号検出部2123、ID一致判定部2124、受電効率計算部2125、通常送電部2126、異物検出部2127を含む。CPU212の各部の機能の説明は後述する。表示部27は、CPU212の各部から入力された情報を表示する。定電力送電部214は、定電圧源などであり、受電に必要な電力や送電初期シーケンス(以下、「初期シーケンス」と称する)に必要な電力がCPU212の初期電力送電部2121によって設定される。初期電力送電部2121はさらに初期電力を周期的な間欠送電で送電してもよい。スイッチ215は、初期シーケンスの際に初期電力を周期的な間欠送電する場合に用いられる。スイッチ215は、ON/OFFによって受電装置30に簡単なデータを送信するために用いられてもよい。図2においてスイッチ215は定電力送電部214と交流変換部216の間に配置されているが、出力される電力をON/OFFできればよいため、定電力送電部214の前や、交流変換部216の後に配置されてもよい。さらに、スイッチ215に替えて交流変換部216内部の不図示のスイッチング素子のドライブ信号をON/OFFすることによって交流電力の出力をON/OFFしてもよい。交流変換部216は、直流、または商用電源等の交流を電力伝送用の周波数に変換する。   FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating an example of details of the internal configuration of the power transmission unit 21 of the power transmission device 20. The CPU 212 includes an initial power transmission unit 2121, a power transmission period extension unit 2122, a detection mode signal detection unit 2123, an ID match determination unit 2124, a power reception efficiency calculation unit 2125, a normal power transmission unit 2126, and a foreign object detection unit 2127. The description of the function of each part of the CPU 212 will be described later. The display unit 27 displays information input from each unit of the CPU 212. The constant power transmission unit 214 is a constant voltage source or the like, and the initial power transmission unit 2121 of the CPU 212 sets power necessary for power reception and power necessary for a power transmission initial sequence (hereinafter referred to as “initial sequence”). The initial power transmission unit 2121 may further transmit initial power by periodic intermittent power transmission. The switch 215 is used when the initial power is periodically intermittently transmitted during the initial sequence. The switch 215 may be used for transmitting simple data to the power receiving device 30 by ON / OFF. In FIG. 2, the switch 215 is disposed between the constant power transmission unit 214 and the AC conversion unit 216. However, since the output power only needs to be ON / OFF, the switch 215 is provided in front of the constant power transmission unit 214 or the AC conversion unit 216. May be placed after. Further, the output of AC power may be turned on / off by turning on / off a drive signal of a switching element (not shown) inside the AC converter 216 instead of the switch 215. The AC conversion unit 216 converts direct current or alternating current such as commercial power into a frequency for power transmission.

受電インピーダンス検出部213は、受電装置30で行われる負荷変調や、アンテナ33、その他の受電部31のインピーダンス変化を検出する。受電インピーダンス検出部213は、一般的には送電アンテナ23を含む送電装置20側のインピーダンスと受電装置30側インピーダンスの不整合による反射を検出することよって受電インピーダンスを検出する。一般的に、送受電装置の位置関係が変化すると送受電間の結合効率が変化するため、受電装置30の受電インピーダンスが変わらなくても不整合による反射は変化する。しかし、受電装置30における負荷変調においてユニクワード等の決められた値で変調を行った場合、受電インピーダンス検出部213は受電インピーダンスの変化か、位置変動かを区別可能となる。また、受電インピーダンス検出部213は、送電アンテナ23を含む送電装置20側のインピーダンスの変化に基づいて、送電装置20から所定の範囲に物体が配置されたことを検出できる。   The power reception impedance detection unit 213 detects load modulation performed by the power reception device 30 and impedance changes of the antenna 33 and other power reception units 31. The power reception impedance detection unit 213 generally detects power reception impedance by detecting reflection due to mismatch between the power transmission device 20 side impedance including the power transmission antenna 23 and the power reception device 30 side impedance. Generally, since the coupling efficiency between power transmission and reception changes when the positional relationship between the power transmission and reception devices changes, reflection due to mismatching changes even if the power reception impedance of the power reception device 30 does not change. However, when the load modulation in the power receiving device 30 is performed with a predetermined value such as a unique word, the power receiving impedance detection unit 213 can distinguish whether the power receiving impedance is changed or the position is changed. In addition, the power reception impedance detection unit 213 can detect that an object is placed in a predetermined range from the power transmission device 20 based on a change in impedance on the power transmission device 20 side including the power transmission antenna 23.

初期インピーダンス記憶部217は、送電装置20の周りに何もない時の初期インピーダンスを記憶する。受電インピーダンス検出部213が、初期電力送電中に受電装置30からの負荷変調を受けない状態で初期インピーダンスと異なるインピーダンスを検出した時、異物検出部2127はスイッチ215を制御して初期電力送電を中止する。そして、異物検出部2127は、異物の検出を表示部27で表示する。ID記憶メモリ211は、通信部22による機器認証で決定されたIDを記憶する。また、ID一致判定部2124は、検出モード信号検出部2123で検出された検出モード信号に含まれるIDがID記憶メモリ211に格納されたIDと一致するかを調べ、一致した場合にID一致通知を行う。   The initial impedance storage unit 217 stores the initial impedance when there is nothing around the power transmission device 20. When the power receiving impedance detection unit 213 detects an impedance different from the initial impedance without receiving the load modulation from the power receiving device 30 during initial power transmission, the foreign object detection unit 2127 controls the switch 215 to stop the initial power transmission. To do. Then, the foreign object detection unit 2127 displays the foreign object detection on the display unit 27. The ID storage memory 211 stores an ID determined by device authentication by the communication unit 22. Also, the ID match determination unit 2124 checks whether the ID included in the detection mode signal detected by the detection mode signal detection unit 2123 matches the ID stored in the ID storage memory 211, and if it matches, the ID match notification I do.

ID一致通知送信後、送電装置20は受電効率算出用の間欠送電を行う。受電装置30は受電効率算出用の間欠送電を受電すると受電した電力量を負荷変調、または通信部32を介して送電装置20に送信する。CPU212の受電効率計算部2124は、受電装置30の受電電力量をインピーダンス検出部213、または通信部22から検出すると、送電電力と比較して受電効率を計算する。受電効率計算部2124は、受電効率がある決められた閾値より低い場合には。受電効率が悪い旨を表示部27で表示し、適切な位置へ受電装置30を移動させるように促す。一方、受電効率計算部2124は、受電効率が閾値を超えている場合には、通常送電部2125は通常送電を開始する。   After transmitting the ID match notification, the power transmission device 20 performs intermittent power transmission for power reception efficiency calculation. When receiving the intermittent power transmission for calculating the power receiving efficiency, the power receiving apparatus 30 transmits the received power amount to the power transmitting apparatus 20 via load modulation or the communication unit 32. When the power reception efficiency calculation unit 2124 of the CPU 212 detects the power reception power amount of the power reception device 30 from the impedance detection unit 213 or the communication unit 22, the power reception efficiency is calculated by comparing with the transmission power. The power reception efficiency calculation unit 2124 determines that the power reception efficiency is lower than a predetermined threshold value. The display unit 27 displays that the power receiving efficiency is poor, and prompts the user to move the power receiving device 30 to an appropriate position. On the other hand, when the power reception efficiency exceeds the threshold, the normal power transmission unit 2125 starts normal power transmission.

初期シーケンスの送電は間欠送電にして異物への送電があった場合でも異物での放熱期間を確保し、連続送電による定常的な温度上昇を抑えることが望ましい。しかし初期シーケンスの送電電力が十分小さく、初期シーケンスにおける異物検出時間が十分短い場合には、初期シーケンスの送電を連続送電で行うことも可能である。   Even if the initial sequence power transmission is intermittent power transmission and power is transmitted to a foreign object, it is desirable to secure a heat dissipation period for the foreign object and suppress a steady temperature rise due to continuous power transmission. However, when the transmission power in the initial sequence is sufficiently small and the foreign object detection time in the initial sequence is sufficiently short, the power transmission in the initial sequence can be performed by continuous power transmission.

図3は図1の受電装置30の受電部31の内部構成の詳細の一例を示すブロック図である。CPU312は、検出モード信号生成部3121、電力算出部3122、ID一致通知受信部3123を含む。CPU312の各部の機能の説明は後述する。表示部37は、CPU312の各部から入力された情報を表示する。受電部31内の314は交流電力変換部であり、整流回路、定電圧源等を含んでいる。インピーダンス変更部313は、受電アンテナ33の整合を調整し、さらに検出モード信号で負荷変調を行う。このインピーダンス変更部313は通信部32での認証が終わらない限り受電アンテナ33から回路側を見たときのインピーダンスをハイインピーダンスにしておく。CPU312の検出モード信号生成部3121は、通信部32による認証で決定されたIDを記憶したID記憶メモリ311からIDを読み出し、検出モード信号を生成する。インピーダンス変更部313は、生成された検出モード信号で負荷変調を行う。   FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the details of the internal configuration of the power receiving unit 31 of the power receiving device 30 of FIG. The CPU 312 includes a detection mode signal generation unit 3121, a power calculation unit 3122, and an ID match notification reception unit 3123. The description of the function of each part of the CPU 312 will be described later. The display unit 37 displays information input from each unit of the CPU 312. 314 in the power reception unit 31 is an AC power conversion unit, which includes a rectifier circuit, a constant voltage source, and the like. The impedance changing unit 313 adjusts the matching of the power receiving antenna 33 and further performs load modulation with the detection mode signal. The impedance changing unit 313 sets the impedance when the circuit side is viewed from the power receiving antenna 33 to a high impedance unless the authentication by the communication unit 32 is finished. The detection mode signal generation unit 3121 of the CPU 312 reads the ID from the ID storage memory 311 that stores the ID determined by the authentication by the communication unit 32, and generates a detection mode signal. The impedance changing unit 313 performs load modulation with the generated detection mode signal.

次に、図4を参照して送電装置20と、受電装置30の初期シーケンスにおける動作を説明する。図4は、送電装置20と、受電装置30のタイミングチャートを示す。図4において、送電装置20の縦軸は送電量を模式的に示し、受電装置30の縦軸は受電インピーダンスを模式的に示している。また、以下の説明では、図7に示すように、受電装置30は受電するために送電装置20に近づいて行く環境を仮定する。図7は受電装置30が送電装置20に近づいて行く時の、通信範囲701と、電力伝送範囲702と、電力伝送が適正な効率で可能な範囲703とを示している。   Next, operations in the initial sequence of the power transmission device 20 and the power reception device 30 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 shows a timing chart of the power transmission device 20 and the power reception device 30. In FIG. 4, the vertical axis of the power transmission device 20 schematically shows the amount of power transmission, and the vertical axis of the power reception device 30 schematically shows the power reception impedance. In the following description, as shown in FIG. 7, it is assumed that the power receiving device 30 is approaching the power transmitting device 20 to receive power. FIG. 7 shows a communication range 701, a power transmission range 702, and a range 703 in which power transmission is possible with appropriate efficiency when the power receiving device 30 approaches the power transmission device 20.

受電装置30が図7に示す送電装置20の通信範囲701内に入ると、受電装置30は送電装置20と機器認証に入る。機器認証において、送電装置20と受電装置30の間でIDの交換が行われる。機器認証400を終えると送電装置20は一定周期でID検出用の初期電力送電を開始する。本実施形態においては初期電力を間欠送電している(T401〜T405)。この時、CPU212の初期電力送電部2121は、通常送電までの初期シーケンス(受電装置との帯域内でのID検出や受電効率の確認が終わるまで)に必要な最低限の電力値を定電力送電部214に設定する。具体的には、初期電力送電部2121は、適正な効率で電力伝送可能な範囲703を含む範囲で、受電装置30の負荷変調を送電装置20が検出可能な電力に設定する。   When the power receiving device 30 enters the communication range 701 of the power transmitting device 20 illustrated in FIG. 7, the power receiving device 30 enters device authentication with the power transmitting device 20. In the device authentication, an ID is exchanged between the power transmission device 20 and the power reception device 30. When the device authentication 400 is completed, the power transmission device 20 starts initial power transmission for ID detection at a constant period. In this embodiment, initial power is intermittently transmitted (T401 to T405). At this time, the initial power transmission unit 2121 of the CPU 212 supplies the minimum power value necessary for the initial sequence until normal power transmission (until ID detection within the band with the power receiving device and confirmation of power reception efficiency is completed) at constant power transmission. Set in section 214. Specifically, the initial power transmission unit 2121 sets the load modulation of the power receiving device 30 to power that can be detected by the power transmission device 20 within a range including the range 703 in which power can be transmitted with appropriate efficiency.

受電装置30は機器認証400の時に交換したID、図4の例では”1,0,1,0,0,1,0,1”を含む検出モード信号で繰り返し負荷変調を行う(R401〜R406)。送電装置20は受電装置30が離れていて、受電可能な範囲にいない場合、受電装置30が負荷変調を行っていても送電した電力が消費されることなく、T401〜T404の間欠送電はほぼ全反射する。受電装置30が送電装置20に近づく過程で受電装置30が図7で示される電力伝送範囲702内に入ると、間欠送電T405のように受電装置30の負荷変調によって変調された電力が送電され始める。   The power receiving apparatus 30 repeatedly performs load modulation with the detection mode signal including the ID exchanged at the time of device authentication 400, which is “1,0,1,0,0,1,0,1” in the example of FIG. 4 (R401 to R406). ). When the power receiving device 30 is separated from the power receiving device 20 and is not within the power receivable range, even if the power receiving device 30 performs load modulation, the transmitted power is not consumed, and almost all the intermittent power transmission from T401 to T404 is performed. reflect. When the power receiving device 30 enters the power transmission range 702 shown in FIG. 7 as the power receiving device 30 approaches the power transmitting device 20, the power modulated by the load modulation of the power receiving device 30 starts to be transmitted like the intermittent power transmission T405. .

送電装置20はIDによって送電電力が変調され始めると間欠送電をしている場合、間欠送電の送電期間を次の検出モード信号の開始点、図4においてはID開始点まで延長する。なお、図4において検出モード信号はIDのみで構成されているが、スタートビットシーケンス、ストップビットシーケンスや、他の情報を含んでいてもよい。また、同図においてはわかりやすくするため検出モード信号をIDのみとし、IDの部分検出に基づいて送電期間を延長しているが、検出モード信号の部分検出に基づいて送電期間を延長するようにしてもよい。送電装置20は、間欠送電の送電期間を次の検出モード信号の開始点まで延長した後、さらに、IDを取得するために、その検出モード信号の終了点まで送電を続ける。図4では、送電装置20は、次の検出モード信号のIDを検出するまで送電を続ける。その後、送電装置20は、検出したIDと機器認証で決定されたIDとの一致を調べ、一致した場合、送電装置20はID一致通知T406を送信する。ID一致通知T406は送電装置20の通信部22から受電装置30の通信部32へ伝送してもよいし、定電力送電部214やスイッチ215を制御することで、送電電力をID一致通知信号で変調して伝送してもよい。ID一致通知を送信後、送電装置20は受電効率検出用間欠送信を開始する(T407〜409)。   When the power transmission device 20 performs intermittent power transmission when transmission power starts to be modulated by the ID, the power transmission period of the intermittent power transmission is extended to the start point of the next detection mode signal, which is the ID start point in FIG. In FIG. 4, the detection mode signal is composed of only the ID, but may include a start bit sequence, a stop bit sequence, and other information. In addition, in the figure, for the sake of simplicity, the detection mode signal is only ID, and the power transmission period is extended based on partial detection of the ID, but the power transmission period is extended based on partial detection of the detection mode signal. May be. After extending the power transmission period of intermittent power transmission to the start point of the next detection mode signal, the power transmission device 20 continues power transmission to the end point of the detection mode signal in order to acquire an ID. In FIG. 4, the power transmission device 20 continues to transmit power until it detects the ID of the next detection mode signal. Thereafter, the power transmission device 20 checks a match between the detected ID and the ID determined by the device authentication. If they match, the power transmission device 20 transmits an ID match notification T406. The ID match notification T406 may be transmitted from the communication unit 22 of the power transmission device 20 to the communication unit 32 of the power reception device 30, or by controlling the constant power transmission unit 214 and the switch 215, the transmitted power is transmitted as an ID match notification signal. You may modulate and transmit. After transmitting the ID match notification, the power transmission device 20 starts intermittent reception for detecting power reception efficiency (T407 to 409).

受電装置30は、送電装置20からの電力が所定値よりも大きくなった後にID一致通知を検出後、間欠電力を受電すると、間欠電力の受信の都度受電電力を測定し、その値で負荷変調を行う(R407〜409)。送電装置20は負荷変調された値から受電電力値を検出し、自装置が送電した電力と受電電力を比較して受電効率を計算する。図4の例では3回目の間欠送信T409の時に受電効率が予め決められた閾値を超え、図7に示した適正効率伝送範囲703内に受電装置30が入ったと判断して通常電力送信T410に切り替えている。なお、図4においては受電装置30は受電電力量で負荷変調して送信しているが、通信部32から送電装置20の通信部22へ送信してもよい。   The power receiving device 30 detects the ID match notification after the power from the power transmitting device 20 exceeds the predetermined value, and then receives the intermittent power, measures the received power every time the intermittent power is received, and modulates the load with that value. (R407-409). The power transmission device 20 detects the received power value from the load-modulated value, and compares the power transmitted by the own device with the received power to calculate the power reception efficiency. In the example of FIG. 4, it is determined that the power reception efficiency exceeds a predetermined threshold at the time of the third intermittent transmission T409, and the power reception device 30 enters the appropriate efficiency transmission range 703 shown in FIG. Switching. In FIG. 4, the power receiving device 30 performs load modulation with the amount of received power and transmits it, but it may transmit from the communication unit 32 to the communication unit 22 of the power transmission device 20.

なお、図4では、送電装置20は、ID一致通知T406の後から受電効率測定用間欠送電を開始しているが、受電効率測定方法はこれに限らない。すなわち、受電装置30は、検出モード信号による負荷変調時の低インピーダンス時、すなわちR406の”0”送信時の受電電力量や、ID一致通知T406受信時の受電電力量を検出して送電装置20に通知してもよい。この通知は、受電電力量の通知はID一致通知中の負荷変調、通信部32を用いた帯域外通信による方法が考えられる。また、ID一致通知後に別の送電期間を設け、その間に行ってもよい。検出モード信号による変調時やID一致通知時の受電電力が予め決められた閾値を超えていれば受電効率検出用間欠送電は必要ないことは明白である。   In FIG. 4, the power transmission device 20 starts intermittent power transmission for power reception efficiency measurement after the ID match notification T406, but the power reception efficiency measurement method is not limited to this. That is, the power receiving device 30 detects the amount of received power at the time of low impedance at the time of load modulation by the detection mode signal, that is, at the time of transmitting “0” of R406, and the amount of received power at the time of receiving the ID match notification T406. May be notified. As this notification, there can be considered a method of the received power amount notification by load modulation during the ID match notification and out-of-band communication using the communication unit 32. Further, another power transmission period may be provided after the ID match notification, and may be performed during that period. It is clear that intermittent power transmission for detecting power reception efficiency is not necessary if the received power at the time of modulation by the detection mode signal or at the time of ID coincidence notification exceeds a predetermined threshold.

次に、図2と図5を参照して、送電装置20の動作を説明する。図5は送電装置20の機器認証から通常電力送電までのフローチャートの一例である。送受電機器認証が完了すると(S501)、初期電力送電部2121は、定電力設定部214の送電電力を初期設定用電力に設定し(S502)、ID検出用初期電力送電を開始する(S503)。間欠送電する場合にはスイッチ215を用いて初期電力を間欠送電する。受電インピーダンス検出部213は、間欠送電の送電期間中のインピーダンスを常にモニタリングし、機器認証S501で決定されたIDを含む検出モード信号で負荷変調された機器の検出を行う。ここで、初期インピーダンス記憶部217は、送電装置20が周辺に送電した周波数の電力を受信可能な機器や金属などの異物がない状態での初期インピーダンスを予め記憶している。   Next, the operation of the power transmission device 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 5. FIG. 5 is an example of a flowchart from device authentication of the power transmission device 20 to normal power transmission. When power transmission / reception device authentication is completed (S501), the initial power transmission unit 2121 sets the transmission power of the constant power setting unit 214 to initial setting power (S502), and starts ID detection initial power transmission (S503). . In the case of intermittent power transmission, the initial power is intermittently transmitted using the switch 215. The power receiving impedance detection unit 213 constantly monitors the impedance during the power transmission period of intermittent power transmission, and detects a device whose load is modulated by the detection mode signal including the ID determined in the device authentication S501. Here, the initial impedance storage unit 217 stores in advance an initial impedance in a state where there is no foreign object such as a device or metal that can receive power of a frequency transmitted to the periphery by the power transmission device 20.

受電インピーダンス検出部213が、初期インピーダンスと異なるインピーダンスを検出した場合(S504のYes)、異物検出部2127は、異物の存在を判断する。具体的には、異物検出部2127は、上記IDで変調された負荷変調の可能性がないインピーダンスを検出した場合(S505のYes)、異物を検出したと判断する。そして、受電インピーダンス検出部213は、CPU212を介してスイッチ215を制御することにより、送電を停止し(S516)、表示部27に介して異物検出を示すエラー表示を行う(S517)。例えば、受電インピーダンス検出部213が、初期インピーダンスと一定の異なるインピーダンスを検出した場合、金属等が近接している可能性があるため、表示部27に金属物がある旨を表示し、ユーザに移動を促す。同様に、受電インピーダンス検出部213が、受電装置30とは異なるフォーマットで負荷変調されているものを検出した場合、異なる機種の受電装置や同じ帯域で通信を行っている機器が近隣に存在するため、その旨を表示部27に表示しユーザに移動を促す。ここで送電装置20は送電を停止しているため、ユーザが異物を除去した後、異物除去作業完了を示すボタン(不図示)を押す等の動作を検出し(S518)、ID検出用初期電力送電(S503)に戻る。ここでID検出用初期電力送電の送電電力が十分小さいか、または異物検出時間が十分に小さく異物の発熱や受電による故障の可能性が十分小さい場合には(S504のNo、S505のNo)、ユーザの復帰作業なしにID検出用初期電力送電(S503)に戻ってもよい。   When the power reception impedance detection unit 213 detects an impedance different from the initial impedance (Yes in S504), the foreign object detection unit 2127 determines the presence of the foreign object. Specifically, the foreign object detection unit 2127 determines that a foreign object has been detected when it detects an impedance that is modulated by the ID and has no possibility of load modulation (Yes in S505). Then, the power reception impedance detection unit 213 controls the switch 215 via the CPU 212 to stop power transmission (S516), and performs an error display indicating foreign object detection via the display unit 27 (S517). For example, if the power reception impedance detection unit 213 detects an impedance that is constant different from the initial impedance, there is a possibility that a metal or the like is in proximity, so the display unit 27 displays that there is a metal object and moves to the user Prompt. Similarly, when the power receiving impedance detection unit 213 detects a load modulated signal in a format different from that of the power receiving device 30, there is a power receiving device of a different model or a device communicating in the same band in the vicinity. This is displayed on the display unit 27 to prompt the user to move. Here, since the power transmission device 20 has stopped power transmission, after the user removes the foreign matter, an operation such as pressing a button (not shown) indicating the completion of the foreign matter removal work is detected (S518), and ID detection initial power is detected. Return to power transmission (S503). If the transmission power of the ID detection initial power transmission is sufficiently small or the foreign object detection time is sufficiently small and the possibility of failure due to heat generation or power reception of the foreign object is sufficiently small (No in S504, No in S505), You may return to the ID detection initial power transmission (S503) without the user's return operation.

受電インピーダンス検出部213が検出したインピーダンスが初期インピーダンスと同じで、検出モード信号検出部2123が検出モード信号を部分的に検出した場合(S504のYes)、初期電力を間欠送電している場合には処理はS506へ進む。そして、送電期間延長部2122は間欠送電の送電期間を、次の検出モード信号の先頭部分を検出するまで延長する(S506)。初期電力を連続送電している場合にはS506の処理は必要ない。ここで、検出モード信号検出部2123は、一定期間中に次の検出モード信号の先頭部分を検出しない場合は、他の規格の受電装置等の負荷変調を検出したか、所望の受電装置30が離れてしまった可能性がある。この場合、検出モード信号検出部2123は、表示部27にエラー表示を行い、ユーザの対応を促す(S519)。その上でID検出用初期電力送電に戻ることによって、他の規格の機器の排除、または所望の受電装置30の検出が確認される。検出モード信号検出部2123が検出モード信号の先頭を検出した場合(S507のYes)、初期電力を間欠制御している場合、送電期間延長部2122は、さらに検出モード信号完了時間まで送電期間を延長する(S508)。ここでS504において初めから検出モード信号の先頭が検出された場合も、すでにS507の検出モード信号の先頭部分も検出されているため、検出モード信号完了までの送電期間の延長が可能である。   When the impedance detected by the power reception impedance detection unit 213 is the same as the initial impedance, and when the detection mode signal detection unit 2123 partially detects the detection mode signal (Yes in S504), when initial power is intermittently transmitted The process proceeds to S506. Then, the power transmission period extending unit 2122 extends the power transmission period of intermittent power transmission until the head portion of the next detection mode signal is detected (S506). When the initial power is continuously transmitted, the process of S506 is not necessary. Here, if the detection mode signal detection unit 2123 does not detect the head portion of the next detection mode signal during a certain period, it has detected load modulation of a power receiving device of another standard or the desired power receiving device 30 It may have gone away. In this case, the detection mode signal detection unit 2123 displays an error on the display unit 27 and prompts the user to respond (S519). Then, by returning to the initial power transmission for ID detection, it is confirmed that other standard devices are excluded or the desired power receiving device 30 is detected. When the detection mode signal detection unit 2123 detects the start of the detection mode signal (Yes in S507), when the initial power is intermittently controlled, the power transmission period extension unit 2122 further extends the power transmission period until the detection mode signal completion time (S508). Here, even when the head of the detection mode signal is detected from the beginning in S504, the power transmission period until the detection mode signal is completed can be extended because the head portion of the detection mode signal in S507 has already been detected.

ID一致判定部2124は、機器認証で決定されたIDと検出モード信号によって検出したIDとの一致を調べる(S509)。IDが異なる場合(S509のNo)、他の送電装置と認証を完了した同じ規格の別の受電装置が近隣に存在する可能性があるため、表示部27にその旨を表示し、ユーザに移動を促す(S519)。その上でID検出用初期電力送電に戻ることによって、同じ規格の別の受電装置の排除を確認できる。ID一致判定部2124は、IDが一致したと判断した場合(S509のYes)、ID一致通知を送信する(S510)。ID一致判定部2124は、このID一致通知を通信部22から受電装置30の通信部32へ伝送してもよいし、定電力送電部214やスイッチ215を制御することで、送電電力をID一致通知信号で変調して伝送してもよい。ID一致通知送信後、初期電力送電部2121は、受電効率検出用間欠送信を開始する(S511)。受電装置30は間欠電力を受電すると、その都度受電電力を測定し、その値で負荷変調を行う。受電効率計算部2125は、負荷変調された値から受電電力値を検出し(S512)、自装置が送電した電力と受電電力を比較して受電効率を計算する(S513)。受電効率が予め決められた閾値以下の場合、受電効率計算部2125は、図7に示した適正効率伝送範囲703内に受電装置30が入ってないと判断して表示部27に受電装置を適正位置に移動させるための勧告を表示する(520)。効率が閾値を超えた場合、受電効率計算部2125は、適正効率伝送範囲703内に入ったと判断して、処理を通常送電部2126による通常電力送信に切り替える(S515)。   The ID match determination unit 2124 checks for a match between the ID determined by the device authentication and the ID detected by the detection mode signal (S509). If the ID is different (No in S509), there is a possibility that another power receiving device of the same standard that has been authenticated with another power transmitting device exists in the vicinity, so that is displayed on the display unit 27 and moved to the user (S519). Then, by returning to the initial power transmission for ID detection, the exclusion of another power receiving device of the same standard can be confirmed. If it is determined that the IDs match (Yes in S509), the ID match determination unit 2124 transmits an ID match notification (S510). The ID match determination unit 2124 may transmit this ID match notification from the communication unit 22 to the communication unit 32 of the power receiving device 30, or control the constant power transmission unit 214 and the switch 215 to match the transmitted power with the ID match. You may transmit by modulating with a notification signal. After transmitting the ID match notification, the initial power transmission unit 2121 starts intermittent power reception efficiency detection transmission (S511). When the power receiving device 30 receives intermittent power, the power receiving device 30 measures the received power each time and performs load modulation with the measured value. The power reception efficiency calculation unit 2125 detects the power reception power value from the load-modulated value (S512), and compares the power transmitted by the own device with the power reception power to calculate the power reception efficiency (S513). When the power reception efficiency is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold, the power reception efficiency calculation unit 2125 determines that the power reception device 30 is not in the appropriate efficiency transmission range 703 shown in FIG. Display a recommendation to move to a location (520). When the efficiency exceeds the threshold value, the power reception efficiency calculation unit 2125 determines that the efficiency is within the appropriate efficiency transmission range 703, and switches the process to normal power transmission by the normal power transmission unit 2126 (S515).

次に、図3と図6を参照して、受電装置30の動作を説明する。図6は受電装置30の機器認証から通常電力送電までのフローチャートの一例である。インピーダンス変更部313は、送電装置20との機器認証(S602)が終わるまではアンテナ33または不図示の負荷のインピーダンス(受電インピーダンス)を高く設定しておき、他の規格の送電装置や同じ規格の認証されていない送電装置からの電力を受電しないようにしておく(S601)。これにより受電装置の発熱や故障を回避する。機器認証(S602)後、受電装置30は機器認証で交換されたIDを含む検出モード信号で負荷変調を行う(S603)。この検出モード信号は検出モード信号生成部3121によって生成される。また、この負荷変調は図3におけるインピーダンス変更部313で行ってもよいし、交流電力変換部314の負荷を変更することで行ってもよい。さらに不図示のアンテナスイッチのON/OFFを利用してもよい。   Next, the operation of the power receiving device 30 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 6. FIG. 6 is an example of a flowchart from device authentication of the power receiving device 30 to normal power transmission. The impedance changing unit 313 sets the impedance of the antenna 33 or a load (not shown) (power reception impedance) high until the device authentication (S602) with the power transmission device 20 is finished, and transmits the power transmission device of another standard or the same standard. The power from the unauthorized power transmission device is not received (S601). This avoids heat generation and failure of the power receiving device. After the device authentication (S602), the power receiving apparatus 30 performs load modulation with the detection mode signal including the ID exchanged by the device authentication (S603). This detection mode signal is generated by a detection mode signal generation unit 3121. Further, this load modulation may be performed by the impedance changing unit 313 in FIG. 3 or by changing the load of the AC power converting unit 314. Further, ON / OFF of an antenna switch (not shown) may be used.

受電装置30が送電装置20と遠い場合は受電装置30は電力をほとんど受電しないが(S604のNo)、受電装置30が送電装置20と近づき、図7の電力伝送範囲702内に入ると、送電装置20が送電している電力が、自装置の負荷変調によって変調されて受電される(S604のYes)。すなわち、電力検出状態となる。もし送電している装置が機器認証(S602)で認証した装置であれば、受電装置30による検出モード信号の負荷変調完了後に続いて送電装置20からID一致通知が送信される(S603、S604のYes)。このため、インピーダンス変更部313は、電力検出した次の検出モード信号変調終了後、ID一致通知を受信できる程度の受電インピーダンスにしておく(S605)。但し、ID一致通知は通信部22、23を介して行ってもよい。なお、図6においては電力検出後、検出モード信号による変調を停止しているが、ID一致通知受信まで、検出モード信号変調を続けてもよい。さらに、ID一致通知の送受信を通信部22、32を介して行う場合は、検出モード信号変調終了後、インピーダンス変更部313は、受電インピーダンスを高く設定してもよい。   When the power receiving device 30 is far from the power transmitting device 20, the power receiving device 30 receives little power (No in S604), but when the power receiving device 30 approaches the power transmitting device 20 and enters the power transmission range 702 in FIG. The electric power transmitted by the device 20 is modulated by the load modulation of the own device and received (Yes in S604). That is, it becomes a power detection state. If the power transmitting device is a device that has been authenticated by device authentication (S602), an ID match notification is transmitted from the power transmitting device 20 following the completion of load modulation of the detection mode signal by the power receiving device 30 (S603, S604). Yes). For this reason, the impedance changing unit 313 sets the power receiving impedance to such an extent that the ID match notification can be received after the completion of the next detection mode signal modulation after the power detection (S605). However, the ID match notification may be performed via the communication units 22 and 23. In FIG. 6, the modulation by the detection mode signal is stopped after the power detection, but the detection mode signal modulation may be continued until the ID match notification is received. Further, when the ID match notification is transmitted / received via the communication units 22 and 32, the impedance changing unit 313 may set the power receiving impedance high after the detection mode signal modulation is completed.

また、電力検出してもID一致通知を受信しない場合(S606のNo)、他の規格の送電装置からの送電か、同じ機種の別の送電装置からの受電の可能性があるため、表示部37にエラー表示を行い(S611)、ユーザに位置の移動を促す。受電装置30は、ID一致通知を受信した場合(S606のYes)、インピーダンス変更部313は、受電インピーダンスを低く設定し(S607)、受電効率算出用の間欠送電を受電する。受電装置30は受電される毎に受電電力を負荷変調で返信、または受信電力の情報を通信部32、及び22を介して返信する(S608)。但し、受電装置30は受電する毎に受電電力を負荷変調で、または通信部32、及び22を介して返信する(S611)だけであり、この処理を連続受電と判断するまで続ける(S609のNo)。連続受電と判断すれば(S609のYes)通常電力受電(S610)と判断する。   If the ID match notification is not received even if power is detected (No in S606), there is a possibility of power transmission from another standard power transmission device or power reception from another power transmission device of the same model. An error is displayed in 37 (S611), and the user is prompted to move the position. When the power receiving device 30 receives the ID match notification (Yes in S606), the impedance changing unit 313 sets the power receiving impedance low (S607), and receives the intermittent power transmission for calculating the power receiving efficiency. Each time the power receiving device 30 receives power, the power receiving device 30 returns the received power by load modulation, or returns information on the received power via the communication units 32 and 22 (S608). However, each time the power receiving device 30 receives power, it simply returns the received power by load modulation or via the communication units 32 and 22 (S611), and this process is continued until it is determined that the power is continuously received (No in S609). ). If it is determined that power is continuously received (Yes in S609), it is determined that power is normally received (S610).

このように、本実施形態による送電装置20は、認証を行った所望の送電対象が所望の電力供給可能な範囲に入り、送電対象が所望のものと一致しない限り、送電を開始しない。これにより、送電対象ではないものの発熱や、電力伝送による故障を防ぐことができる。また、本実施形態による受電装置30は、認証を行った送電装置からの電力が供給される場合のみ、受電インピーダンスを下げるため、認証を行ってない機器からの不要な受電を防ぎ、機器の損傷の可能性を低減できる。   As described above, the power transmission device 20 according to the present embodiment does not start power transmission unless the desired power transmission target for which authentication has been performed enters a range in which the desired power can be supplied and the power transmission target does not match the desired power transmission target. Thereby, although it is not a power transmission object, the heat_generation | fever and the failure by electric power transmission can be prevented. In addition, the power receiving device 30 according to the present embodiment reduces the power receiving impedance only when power from the authenticated power transmitting device is supplied, thereby preventing unnecessary power reception from an unauthenticated device and damaging the device. The possibility of this can be reduced.

なお、本実施形態では、送電装置20は、ID一致を判定した後、受電効率が閾値以上の場合に通常送電を開始しているが、ID一致を判定した後に通常送電を開始してもよい。また、送電装置20は、受電装置30の受電電力から計算できる受電効率から受電装置30との適切な位置関係を判断しているが、受電効率以外であっても、受電装置30の受電電力に関連する値であればよい。また、本実施形態では、受電効率を算出するため、送電装置から間欠送電して受電効率を計算しているが、連続送電して受電効率を計算するようにしてもよい。   In the present embodiment, the power transmission device 20 starts normal power transmission when the power receiving efficiency is equal to or higher than the threshold after determining the ID match, but may start normal power transmission after determining the ID match. . In addition, the power transmission device 20 determines an appropriate positional relationship with the power receiving device 30 from the power receiving efficiency that can be calculated from the power received by the power receiving device 30, but the power received by the power receiving device 30 is not limited to the power receiving efficiency. Any relevant value is acceptable. In this embodiment, in order to calculate the power reception efficiency, the power reception efficiency is calculated by intermittent power transmission from the power transmission device. However, the power reception efficiency may be calculated by continuous power transmission.

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また、本発明は、以下の処理を実行することによっても実現される。即ち、上述した実施例の機能を実現するソフトウェア(プログラム)を、ネットワーク又は各種記憶媒体を介してシステム或いは装置に供給し、そのシステム或いは装置のコンピュータ(またはCPUやMPU等)がプログラムを読み出して実行する処理である。
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The present invention can also be realized by executing the following processing. That is, software (program) for realizing the functions of the above-described embodiments is supplied to a system or apparatus via a network or various storage media, and a computer (or CPU, MPU, etc.) of the system or apparatus reads the program. It is a process to be executed.

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受電装置に電力を送電する送電装置であって、
間欠に無線による電力の送電を実行する間欠送電手段と、
前記間欠送電手段によって送電された電力に対する前記受電装置からの負荷変調された信号を検出する検出手段と、
前記検出手段によって前記負荷変調された信号が検出された場合、前記間欠送電手段による送電期間を延長する延長手段とを備えることを特徴とする送電装置。
A power transmission device for transmitting power to a power receiving device,
Intermittent power transmission means for performing wireless power transmission intermittently;
Detecting means for detecting a load-modulated signal from the power receiving apparatus for the power transmitted by the intermittent power transmitting means;
A power transmission apparatus comprising: an extension unit that extends a power transmission period of the intermittent power transmission unit when the load-modulated signal is detected by the detection unit.
前記負荷変調された信号から取得したIDと前記受電装置との間で予め決定したIDが一致するか否かを判定する判定手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 1, further comprising a determination unit that determines whether or not a predetermined ID matches between the ID acquired from the load-modulated signal and the power receiving device. 前記判定手段によってIDが一致すると判定された場合にID一致通知を前記受電装置へ通知する通知手段を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 2, further comprising notification means for notifying the power receiving device of an ID match notification when the determination means determines that the IDs match. 前記判定手段によってIDが一致すると判定された場合に、通常送電を開始することを特徴とする請求項2または3に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein normal power transmission is started when the determination unit determines that the IDs match. 前記通常送電を開始する前に前記受電装置の受電電力に関連する値が閾値以上の場合に該通常送電を開始することを特徴とする請求項4に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 4, wherein the normal power transmission is started when a value related to the received power of the power receiving device is equal to or greater than a threshold before the normal power transmission is started. 前記間欠送電手段が送電する電力は、前記通常送電による電力よりも低いことを特徴とする請求項4または5に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the power transmitted by the intermittent power transmission means is lower than the power transmitted by the normal power transmission. 初期インピーダンスを記憶する記憶手段と前記受電装置との間の異物を検出する異物検出手段を更に備え、
前記検出手段によって前記負荷変調された信号が検出されていない時のインピーダンスが、前記記憶手段に記憶された前記初期インピーダンスと異なる場合、前記異物検出手段は異物を検出したと判断することを特徴とする請求項1乃至6のいずれか1項に記載の送電装置。
A foreign matter detection means for detecting foreign matter between the storage means for storing the initial impedance and the power receiving device;
When the impedance when the load-modulated signal is not detected by the detection means is different from the initial impedance stored in the storage means, the foreign object detection means determines that a foreign object has been detected. The power transmission device according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
前記異物検出手段によって異物が検出された場合、エラー表示を行う表示部を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項7に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 7, further comprising a display unit configured to display an error when a foreign object is detected by the foreign object detection unit. 前記判定手段によってIDが一致しないと判断された場合、エラー表示を行う表示部を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項2乃至6のいずれか1項に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to any one of claims 2 to 6, further comprising a display unit that displays an error when the determination unit determines that the IDs do not match. 前記受電装置の受電電力から得られる値が閾値よりも低い場合、移動を促す表示を行う表示部を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項5または6に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission device according to claim 5 or 6, further comprising a display unit that performs a display for prompting movement when a value obtained from the received power of the power reception device is lower than a threshold value. 前記予め決定したIDは、前記送電装置と前記受電装置との間で行われる機器認証において決定されたものであることを特徴とする請求項2乃至10のいずれか1項に記載の送電装置。   The power transmission apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the predetermined ID is determined in device authentication performed between the power transmission apparatus and the power reception apparatus. 送電装置から電力を受電する受電装置であって、
予め決定したIDを含んだ信号で負荷変調を繰り返す変調手段を備え、
前記送電装置から間欠に送電される電力が所定値よりも大きくなるまで、前記変調手段による負荷変調を繰り返すことを特徴とする受電装置。
A power receiving device that receives power from a power transmitting device,
A modulation means for repeating load modulation with a signal including a predetermined ID is provided.
A power receiving device that repeats load modulation by the modulation means until electric power intermittently transmitted from the power transmitting device becomes larger than a predetermined value.
送電装置から電力を受電する受電装置であって、
予め決定したIDを負荷変調により前記送電装置に通知する通知手段と、を備え、
前記送電装置から前記IDを受信したことを示す通知を受信するまで、前記通知手段による通知を繰り返すことを特徴とする受電装置。
A power receiving device that receives power from a power transmitting device,
A notification means for notifying the power transmission device of a predetermined ID by load modulation,
The power receiving device, wherein the notification by the notification unit is repeated until a notification indicating that the ID is received from the power transmitting device is received.
受電インピーダンスの値を変更する変更部を更に備え、
前記変更部は前記受電インピーダンスを高く設定した後、前記送電装置から間欠に送電される電力を受電した場合に前記受電インピーダンスを低く設定することを特徴とする請求項12または13に記載の受電装置。
It further includes a changing unit that changes the value of the power receiving impedance,
14. The power receiving device according to claim 12, wherein the changing unit sets the power receiving impedance to a low value when receiving the power intermittently transmitted from the power transmitting device after setting the power receiving impedance to be high. .
前記変更部が前記受電インピーダンスを低く設定した後、前記送電装置からID一致通知が通知された場合に、さらに前記受電インピーダンスを低く設定することを特徴とする請求項14に記載の受電装置。   The power receiving device according to claim 14, wherein the power receiving impedance is further set lower when an ID match notification is notified from the power transmitting device after the changing unit sets the power receiving impedance low. 前記送電装置からID一致通知が通知されない場合、エラー表示を行う表示部を更に備えることを特徴とする請求項12乃至15のいずれか1項に記載の受電装置。   The power receiving device according to claim 12, further comprising a display unit that displays an error when an ID match notification is not notified from the power transmitting device. 送電装置と受電装置を有する電力伝送システムであって、
前記送電装置は、
間欠に無線による電力の送電を実行する間欠送電手段と、
前記間欠送電手段によって送電された電力に対する前記受電装置からの負荷変調された信号を検出する検出手段と、
前記検出手段によって前記負荷変調された信号が検出された場合、前記間欠送電手段による送電期間を延長する延長手段とを備え、
前記受電装置は、
予め決定したIDを含んだ信号で負荷変調を繰り返す変調手段を備え、
前記送電装置から間欠に送電される電力が所定値よりも大きくなるまで、前記変調手段による負荷変調を繰り返すことを特徴とする電力伝送システム。
A power transmission system having a power transmitting device and a power receiving device,
The power transmission device is:
Intermittent power transmission means for performing wireless power transmission intermittently;
Detecting means for detecting a load-modulated signal from the power receiving apparatus for the power transmitted by the intermittent power transmitting means;
When the load-modulated signal is detected by the detection unit, the extension unit extends a power transmission period by the intermittent power transmission unit,
The power receiving device is:
A modulation means for repeating load modulation with a signal including a predetermined ID is provided.
The power transmission system, wherein load modulation by the modulation means is repeated until the power transmitted intermittently from the power transmission device becomes larger than a predetermined value.
受電装置に電力を送電する送電装置の制御方法であって、
間欠に無線による電力の送電を実行する間欠送電工程と、
前記間欠送電工程において送電された電力に対する前記受電装置からの負荷変調された信号を検出する検出工程と、
前記検出工程において前記負荷変調された信号が検出された場合、前記間欠送電工程における送電期間を延長する延長工程とを有することを特徴とする送電装置の制御方法。
A method of controlling a power transmission device that transmits power to a power receiving device,
An intermittent power transmission process for intermittently transmitting power by wireless;
A detection step of detecting a load-modulated signal from the power receiving device for the electric power transmitted in the intermittent power transmission step;
A control method for a power transmission device comprising: an extension step of extending a power transmission period in the intermittent power transmission step when the load-modulated signal is detected in the detection step.
送電装置から電力を受電する受電装置の制御方法であって、
予め決定したIDを含んだ信号で負荷変調を繰り返す変調工程を有し、
前記送電装置から間欠に送電される電力が所定値よりも大きくなるまで、前記変調工程において負荷変調を繰り返すことを特徴とする受電装置の制御方法。
A method of controlling a power receiving device that receives power from a power transmitting device,
A modulation process that repeats load modulation with a signal including a predetermined ID;
A method for controlling a power receiving apparatus, wherein load modulation is repeated in the modulation step until electric power transmitted intermittently from the power transmitting apparatus becomes larger than a predetermined value.
請求項18に記載された送電装置の制御方法の各工程をコンピュータに実行させるためのプログラム。   The program for making a computer perform each process of the control method of the power transmission apparatus described in Claim 18. 請求項19に記載された受電装置の制御方法の工程をコンピュータに実行させるためのプログラム。   A program for causing a computer to execute the steps of the power receiving apparatus control method according to claim 19.
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