JPH0694809A - Method and device for inspection of battery - Google Patents

Method and device for inspection of battery

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JPH0694809A
JPH0694809A JP4270851A JP27085192A JPH0694809A JP H0694809 A JPH0694809 A JP H0694809A JP 4270851 A JP4270851 A JP 4270851A JP 27085192 A JP27085192 A JP 27085192A JP H0694809 A JPH0694809 A JP H0694809A
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Kenkichi Shimomoto
賢吉 下本
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01MPROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
    • H01M10/00Secondary cells; Manufacture thereof
    • H01M10/42Methods or arrangements for servicing or maintenance of secondary cells or secondary half-cells
    • H01M10/48Accumulators combined with arrangements for measuring, testing or indicating the condition of cells, e.g. the level or density of the electrolyte
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01RMEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES
    • G01R31/00Arrangements for testing electric properties; Arrangements for locating electric faults; Arrangements for electrical testing characterised by what is being tested not provided for elsewhere
    • G01R31/36Arrangements for testing, measuring or monitoring the electrical condition of accumulators or electric batteries, e.g. capacity or state of charge [SoC]
    • G01R31/3644Constructional arrangements
    • G01R31/3646Constructional arrangements for indicating electrical conditions or variables, e.g. visual or audible indicators
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01RMEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES
    • G01R31/00Arrangements for testing electric properties; Arrangements for locating electric faults; Arrangements for electrical testing characterised by what is being tested not provided for elsewhere
    • G01R31/36Arrangements for testing, measuring or monitoring the electrical condition of accumulators or electric batteries, e.g. capacity or state of charge [SoC]
    • G01R31/392Determining battery ageing or deterioration, e.g. state of health
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To check the degree of degradation of a battery and its residual capacity by connecting a load to the battery to be inspected, sending a current which suits the battery capacity, and monitoring the change condition of the terminal voltage of battery within a specified time. CONSTITUTION:A load 2 is connected with a battery to be inspected 1, and a current which suits the capacity of the battery 1 is sent to the load 2 via a current feeder circuit 3. The terminal voltage V of the battery 1 is compared with judgement reference values V1-V3 of the voltage comparing parts 15-17 of a judging part 6, and if the voltage V is over the reference values V1-V3, judgement data A1-A3 of logic [1] is emitted to a control part 18, if smaller than V1-V3, the judgement data of logic [0] is emitted to the same part 18, In response to the time-up signal given by a timer 4, the control part 18 takes in the judgement data A1-A3, and the degree of degradation of the battery 1 undergoes judging, and the result from judgement is passed to a display part 8. The judgement data judged by a voltage comparing part 19 of another judging part 7 is emitted to a display part 9, which displays the residual amount of the battery 1.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】この発明は、バッテリーの劣化度
合いおよび残容量を検査するのに用いられるバッテリー
検査方法およびその装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a battery inspection method and apparatus used for inspecting the deterioration degree and remaining capacity of a battery.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】通常、バッテリーの容量は、アンペア時
容量(Ah)と時間率とで規定されるもので、例えば容
量が10Ah/10時間率のバッテリーは、1Aの一定
電流を10時間流すだけの能力がある。
2. Description of the Related Art Normally, the capacity of a battery is defined by an ampere hour capacity (Ah) and an hour rate. For example, a battery having a capacity of 10 Ah / 10 hour rate requires a constant current of 1 A for 10 hours. Have the ability.

【0003】図6は、12Vのバッテリーの理想的な放
電特性曲線30を示す。同図によれば、バッテリーの端
子電圧は、12.6Vの満充電時T1 より10.6Vの
空状態時T2 までほぼフラットな状態を保持し、空状態
時T2 を過ぎると急激に降下する。
FIG. 6 shows an ideal discharge characteristic curve 30 for a 12V battery. According to the figure, the terminal voltage of the battery remains almost flat from T 1 at the time of full charge of 12.6 V to T 2 at the time of empty state of 10.6 V, and abruptly after T 2 at the time of empty state. To descend.

【0004】図示の放電特性曲線30は、前記の時間率
を遵守して放電したときのものであって、例えば10A
h/10時間率のバッテリーを10Aの電流で放電する
と、使用可能時間は1時間ではなく、30分程度でバッ
テリーは空状態となり、また放電特性曲線も不規則とな
る。
The discharge characteristic curve 30 shown in the figure is one obtained when the discharge is performed in compliance with the above-mentioned time rate, and is, for example, 10 A.
When a battery with an h / 10 hour rate is discharged with a current of 10 A, the usable time is not 1 hour, the battery becomes empty in about 30 minutes, and the discharge characteristic curve becomes irregular.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】このバッテリーの端子
電圧からバッテリーの残容量を知ることは可能である
が、無負荷状態では端子電圧は下がらないため、そのよ
うな状態でバッテリーの端子電圧を測定してもバッテリ
ーの残容量を知ることはできない。
Although it is possible to know the remaining capacity of the battery from the terminal voltage of the battery, the terminal voltage does not drop in the no-load state, so the terminal voltage of the battery is measured in such a state. Even so, it is not possible to know the remaining capacity of the battery.

【0006】またバッテリーは長期の使用により劣化す
るが、バッテリーが劣化すると、図示のようなフラット
な放電特性曲線30が得られないため、新しいものと交
換する必要がある。このバッテリーの劣化の度合いは、
現在のところ、実際にバッテリーを使用してその使用可
能時間から感覚的に判断する以外にないが、放電電流の
大きさにより使用可能時間が変わるため、このような感
覚的な方法ではバッテリーの劣化度合いを正しく判断す
ることは不可能である。
Although the battery deteriorates due to long-term use, when the battery deteriorates, the flat discharge characteristic curve 30 as shown in the figure cannot be obtained, and therefore it is necessary to replace it with a new one. The degree of deterioration of this battery is
At present, there is no choice but to make a sensory judgment from the usable time by actually using the battery, but since the usable time changes depending on the magnitude of the discharge current, such a sensory method causes deterioration of the battery. It is impossible to judge the degree correctly.

【0007】この発明は、上記問題に着目してなされた
もので、バッテリーの劣化度合いや残容量を正確かつ容
易に把握できるバッテリー検査方法およびその装置を提
供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 provide a battery inspection method and apparatus for accurately and easily grasping the degree of deterioration and remaining capacity of a battery.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】請求項1にかかる発明
は、バッテリーの劣化度合いを検査するためのバッテリ
ー検査方法であって、検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接
続してそのバッテリー容量に見合った電流を流し、所定
時間内のバッテリーの端子電圧の変化を監視して、その
変化の状態からバッテリーの劣化度合いを判別すること
を特徴とする。
According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a battery inspection method for inspecting the degree of deterioration of a battery, which comprises connecting a load to a battery to be inspected and supplying a current corresponding to the battery capacity. Is applied to monitor the change in the terminal voltage of the battery within a predetermined time, and the degree of deterioration of the battery is determined from the state of the change.

【0009】請求項2にかかる発明は、バッテリーの劣
化度合いおよび残容量を検査するためのバッテリー検査
方法であって、検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続して
そのバッテリー容量に見合った電流を流し、所定時間内
のバッテリーの端子電圧の変化を監視して、その変化の
状態からバッテリーの劣化度合いを判別すると共に、バ
ッテリーの端子電圧を測定して、バッテリーの残容量を
判別することを特徴とする。
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a battery inspection method for inspecting a deterioration degree and a remaining capacity of a battery, wherein a load is connected to a battery to be inspected, and a current corresponding to the battery capacity is flown, It is characterized in that the change in the terminal voltage of the battery within a predetermined time is monitored, the degree of deterioration of the battery is determined from the state of the change, and the terminal voltage of the battery is measured to determine the remaining capacity of the battery. .

【0010】請求項3にかかる発明は、バッテリーの劣
化度合いを検査するためのバッテリー検査装置であっ
て、検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテ
リー容量に見合った電流を流すための通電回路と、前記
通電回路への通電開始後の時間経過を計測する時間経過
計測手段と、バッテリーの劣化度合いを判定するための
異なった設定時間毎の判定基準値を設定する判定基準値
設定手段と、前記時間計測手段による計測値が前記の各
設定時間と一致する毎にバッテリーの端子電圧を一致し
た設定時間に対応する判定基準値と比較してバッテリー
の端子電圧の変化の状態を判別する判別手段と、前記判
別手段による判別結果を表示する表示手段とを備えてい
る。
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a battery inspection device for inspecting the degree of deterioration of a battery, which is an energizing circuit for connecting a load to a battery to be inspected and flowing a current commensurate with the battery capacity. A time lapse measuring means for measuring the time lapse after the start of energization to the energizing circuit, a judgment reference value setting means for setting a judgment reference value for each different set time for judging the degree of deterioration of the battery, Every time the value measured by the time measuring means matches each of the set times, the determining means for comparing the terminal voltage of the battery with the determination reference value corresponding to the corresponding set time to determine the change state of the terminal voltage of the battery. And a display unit for displaying the discrimination result by the discrimination unit.

【0011】請求項4にかかる発明は、バッテリーの劣
化度合いおよび残容量を検査するためのバッテリー検査
装置であって、検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続して
そのバッテリー容量に見合った電流を流すための通電回
路と、前記通電回路への通電開始後の時間経過を計測す
る時間経過計測手段と、バッテリーの劣化度合いを判定
するための異なった設定時間毎の第1判定基準値および
バッテリーの残容量を判定するための異なる大きさの第
2判定基準値が設定される判定基準値設定手段と、前記
時間計測手段による計測値が前記の各設定時間と一致す
る毎にバッテリーの端子電圧を一致した設定時間に対応
する第1判定基準値と比較してバッテリーの端子電圧の
変化の状態を判別する第1の判別手段と、バッテリーの
端子電圧を前記の各第2判定基準値と比較してバッテリ
ーの残容量を判別する第2の判別手段と、第1,第2の
各判別手段による判別結果を表示する表示手段とを備え
ている。
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a battery inspection device for inspecting the degree of deterioration and remaining capacity of a battery, wherein a load is connected to the battery to be inspected and a current corresponding to the battery capacity is passed. Of the energizing circuit, time lapse measuring means for measuring the lapse of time after the energization of the energizing circuit is started, the first determination reference value for each different set time for determining the deterioration degree of the battery, and the remaining capacity of the battery. Determination reference value setting means for setting a second determination reference value of a different size for determining the battery voltage and the terminal voltage of the battery are matched each time the measured value by the time measuring means matches each of the set times. The first determination means for determining the change state of the terminal voltage of the battery by comparing with the first determination reference value corresponding to the set time, and the terminal voltage of the battery as described above. Compared to the second determination reference value comprises a second discriminating means for discriminating a remaining capacity of the battery, first, and display means for displaying the determination result by the second respective discriminating means.

【0012】[0012]

【作用】バッテリーの劣化度合いに応じてバッテリーの
放電特性曲線の傾きが異なるので、検査対象のバッテリ
ーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー容量に見合った電流
を流し、所定時間内のバッテリーの端子電圧の変化を監
視してその変化の状態を求めればバッテリーの劣化度合
いを、またバッテリーの端子電圧を測定すればバッテリ
ーの残容量を、それぞれ知ることができる。
[Function] Since the slope of the discharge characteristic curve of the battery varies depending on the degree of deterioration of the battery, a load is connected to the battery to be inspected and a current commensurate with the capacity of the battery is passed, and the terminal voltage of the battery within the predetermined time If the change is monitored and the state of the change is calculated, the degree of deterioration of the battery can be known, and if the terminal voltage of the battery is measured, the remaining capacity of the battery can be known.

【0013】バッテリーの劣化度合いに応じてバッテリ
ーの放電特性曲線の傾きが異なることを利用して、異な
った設定時間毎の判定基準値を予め設定しておく。バッ
テリーにそのバッテリー容量に見合った電流を流すと、
通電開始後の時間経過が各設定時間と一致する毎に対応
する判定基準値と比較され、その比較結果からそのバッ
テリーの放電特性曲線の傾き具合が判別される。その判
別結果は表示手段に表示され、その表示内容からバッテ
リーの劣化度合いが正確かつ容易にわかる。
Utilizing the fact that the slope of the discharge characteristic curve of the battery varies depending on the degree of deterioration of the battery, the determination reference value for each different set time is set in advance. If you pass a current that matches the battery capacity to the battery,
Each time the passage of time after the start of energization matches each set time, it is compared with the corresponding determination reference value, and the slope of the discharge characteristic curve of the battery is determined from the comparison result. The determination result is displayed on the display means, and the degree of deterioration of the battery can be accurately and easily understood from the displayed content.

【0014】またバッテリーの放電特性曲線に沿う複数
の電圧を判定基準値として予め設定しておく。通電開始
後、バッテリーの端子電圧は各判定基準値と比較され、
その比較結果からバッテリーの放電特性曲線の傾き具合
が判別される。その判別結果は表示手段に表示され、そ
の表示内容からバッテリーの残容量が正確かつ容易にわ
かる。
Further, a plurality of voltages along the battery discharge characteristic curve are set in advance as judgment reference values. After the start of energization, the terminal voltage of the battery is compared with each judgment reference value,
The slope of the discharge characteristic curve of the battery is determined from the comparison result. The determination result is displayed on the display means, and the remaining capacity of the battery can be accurately and easily known from the displayed content.

【0015】[0015]

【実施例】図1は、この発明の一実施例にかかるバッテ
リー検査装置の構成を示す。このバッテリー充電装置
は、検査対象のバッテリー1に負荷2を接続して通電す
るための通電回路3と、この通電回路3への通電開始後
の時間経過を計測するためのタイマー4と、バッテリー
1の劣化度合いおよび残容量を判定するための第1判定
基準値V1 〜V3 および第2判定基準値E1 〜E10が設
定される判定基準値設定部5と、第1判定基準値V1
3 を用いてバッテリー1の端子電圧Vの変化の状態を
監視して劣化の度合いを判別する第1の判別部6と、第
1の判別部6の判別結果を4個の発光体10により点灯
表示する第1の表示部8と、第2判定基準値E1 〜E10
を用いてバッテリー1の端子電圧を測定して残容量を判
別する第2の判別部7と、第2の判別部7の判別結果を
11個の発光体11を用いて点灯表示する第2の表示部
9とを備えている。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a battery inspection device according to an embodiment of the present invention. This battery charging device includes an energization circuit 3 for connecting a load 2 to a test target battery 1 to energize it, a timer 4 for measuring a lapse of time after starting energization of the energization circuit 3, and a battery 1 the determination reference value setting unit 5 first determination reference value V 1 ~V 3 and the second determination reference value E 1 to E 10 for determining the degree of degradation and remaining capacity of is set, the first determination reference value V 1 ~
The first discriminating unit 6 that discriminates the degree of deterioration by monitoring the state of change in the terminal voltage V of the battery 1 using V 3, and the discrimination results of the first discriminating unit 6 by the four light emitters 10. The first display unit 8 which is lit and the second determination reference values E 1 to E 10
The second discriminating unit 7 that discriminates the remaining capacity by measuring the terminal voltage of the battery 1 by using the second discriminating unit 7 that displays the discrimination result of the second discriminating unit 7 by using 11 light emitters 11 in a lit state. And a display unit 9.

【0016】前記の負荷2は、バッテリー1のバッテリ
ー容量に見合った電流を通電回路3に流すために接続さ
れるもので、例えばバッテリー容量が10Ah/10時
間率であれば、1Aの一定電流を流すような大きさのも
のが用いられる。この通電回路3には開閉接点12が介
装されており、この開閉接点12はセット釦スイッチ1
3が押されると閉動作し、リセット釦スイッチ14が押
されると開動作する。
The load 2 is connected in order to supply a current corresponding to the battery capacity of the battery 1 to the energizing circuit 3. For example, if the battery capacity is 10 Ah / 10 hour rate, a constant current of 1 A is applied. It is of such a size that it flows. An opening / closing contact 12 is interposed in the energizing circuit 3, and the opening / closing contact 12 is the set button switch 1
When 3 is pressed, the closing operation is performed, and when the reset button switch 14 is pressed, the opening operation is performed.

【0017】前記タイマー4には後記する複数の設定時
間t1〜t4がセットされ、第1の判別部6よりスター
ト信号を入力すると計時動作を開始し、各設定時間t1
〜t3の計時を行う毎にタイムアップ信号を出力する。
A plurality of set times t1 to t4, which will be described later, are set in the timer 4, and when a start signal is input from the first discriminating unit 6, the time counting operation is started, and each set time t1 is set.
A time-up signal is output each time the time period from to t3 is measured.

【0018】前記判定基準値設定部5は、例えば基準電
圧発生回路により構成されており、図2に第1判定基準
値V1 〜V3 の設定方法が、図3に第2判定基準値E1
〜E10の設定方法が、それぞれ示してある。
The judgment reference value setting section 5 is composed of, for example, a reference voltage generating circuit. The method of setting the first judgment reference values V 1 to V 3 is shown in FIG. 2 and the second judgment reference value E is shown in FIG. 1
The setting methods of ~ E 10 are shown respectively.

【0019】図2において、a〜dは劣化度合いの異な
るバッテリーの放電特性曲線であって、横軸に時間、縦
軸に端子電圧がとってある。aは劣化していない理想的
なバッテリーの放電特性曲線の一例を、bは殆ど劣化し
ていない良好なバッテリーの放電特性曲線の一例を、c
は劣化が生じているバッテリーの放電特性曲線の一例
を、dは劣化が進んで交換を必要とするバッテリーの放
電特性曲線の一例を、それぞれ示す。
In FIG. 2, a to d are discharge characteristic curves of batteries having different degrees of deterioration, with the horizontal axis representing time and the vertical axis representing terminal voltage. a is an example of a discharge characteristic curve of an ideal battery which is not deteriorated, b is an example of a discharge characteristic curve of a good battery which is hardly deteriorated, c
Shows an example of a discharge characteristic curve of a battery which has deteriorated, and d shows an example of a discharge characteristic curve of a battery which has deteriorated and requires replacement.

【0020】横軸のt0は検査開始時点を、t4は検査
終了時点を、それぞれ示し、検査開始時点t0から検査
終了時点t4に至る時間幅が検査時間Tに相当する。前
記検査開始時点t0は前記通電回路3へ通電を開始した
時点であり、また検査終了時点は通電を停止した時点で
ある。
The horizontal axis t0 indicates the inspection start time, and t4 indicates the inspection end time. The time width from the inspection start time t0 to the inspection end time t4 corresponds to the inspection time T. The inspection start time point t0 is a time point when the energization of the energization circuit 3 is started, and the inspection end time point is a time when the energization is stopped.

【0021】横軸のt1〜t3は前記タイマー4にセッ
トされる設定時間、縦軸のV1 〜V3 は前記判定基準値
設定部5に設定される第1判定基準値であって、各第1
判定基準値V1 〜V3 は、バッテリーの放電特性曲線の
傾きがその劣化度合いに応じて異なることに着目して実
験的に定められる。
The setting time t1~t3 the horizontal axis is set in the timer 4, V 1 ~V 3 the vertical axis is a first criterion value set in the criterion value setting unit 5, the First
The determination reference values V 1 to V 3 are experimentally determined by paying attention to the fact that the slope of the discharge characteristic curve of the battery varies depending on the degree of deterioration.

【0022】例えば通電後、各設定時間t1,t2,t
3だけ経過した時点において、検査対象であるバッテリ
ーの端子電圧Vが各時点の第1判定基準値V1 〜V3
上である場合、すなわち放電特性曲線がaのような場
合、そのバッテリーは劣化していない理想的なバッテリ
ーであると判断して「優」の評価を与える。
For example, after energization, each set time t1, t2, t
When the terminal voltage V of the battery to be inspected is equal to or higher than the first determination reference value V 1 to V 3 at each time point after the lapse of 3 times, that is, when the discharge characteristic curve is a, the battery is deteriorated. It is judged to be an ideal battery that is not done and is given a rating of "excellent".

【0023】また検査対象であるバッテリーの端子電圧
Vが設定時間t1だけ経過した時点では第1判定基準値
1 より小さいが、設定時間t2,t3だけ経過した時
点ではそれぞれの第1判定基準値V2 ,V3 以上である
場合、すなわち放電特性曲線がbのような場合、そのバ
ッテリーは殆ど劣化していない良好なバッテリーである
と判断して「良」の評価を与える。
The terminal voltage V of the battery to be inspected is smaller than the first judgment reference value V 1 at the time when the set time t1 has passed, but is smaller than the first judgment reference value V 1 at the time when the set times t2 and t3 have passed. When it is V 2 or V 3 or more, that is, when the discharge characteristic curve is b, the battery is judged to be a good battery with almost no deterioration, and a rating of “good” is given.

【0024】また検査対象であるバッテリーの端子電圧
Vが設定時間t1,t2だけ経過した時点ではそれぞれ
の第1判定基準値V1 ,V2 より小さいが、設定時間t
3だけ経過した時点ではその第1判定基準値V3 以上で
ある場合、すなわち放電特性曲線がcのような場合、そ
のバッテリーは劣化が生じているバッテリーであると判
断して「注意」の評価を与える。
At the time when the terminal voltage V of the battery to be inspected has passed the set times t1 and t2, it is smaller than the respective first judgment reference values V 1 and V 2, but the set time t
If only the first judgment reference value V 3 or more is reached at the time when only 3 has elapsed, that is, if the discharge characteristic curve is c, it is determined that the battery is a deteriorated battery and the evaluation of “Caution” is given. give.

【0025】また検査対象であるバッテリーの端子電圧
Vが、各設定時間t1〜t3だけ経過した時点におい
て、各判定基準値V1 〜V3 より小さい場合、すなわち
放電特性曲線がdのような場合、そのバッテリーは劣化
が進んだ交換を必要とするバッテリーであると判断して
「要交換」の評価を与える。
When the terminal voltage V of the battery to be inspected is smaller than each judgment reference value V 1 to V 3 at the time when each set time t1 to t3 has passed, that is, when the discharge characteristic curve is d , The battery is judged to be a battery that has deteriorated and needs to be replaced, and a rating of "replacement required" is given.

【0026】図3は、第2判定基準値E1 〜E10の設定
方法を示すもので、同図には理想的なバッテリーの放電
特性曲線30が示してある。この放電特性曲線30にお
いて、満充電時T1 の端子電圧(12Vのバッテリーで
は12.6V)の近傍に1番目の第2判定基準値E
1 を、空状態時T2 の端子電圧(12Vのバッテリーで
は10.6V)の近傍に10番目の第2判定基準値E10
を、それぞれ設定すると共に、この間を9等分して2〜
9番目の第2判定基準値E2 〜E9 を設定し、端子電圧
Vの大きさがどの範囲にあるかによって残容量が0%,
10%,‥‥,100%のいずれかであると判断する。
従ってもし端子電圧VがE1 >V≧E2 であれば、残容
量は90%であると判断される。
FIG. 3 shows a method for setting the second judgment reference values E 1 to E 10 , in which an ideal battery discharge characteristic curve 30 is shown. In this discharge characteristic curve 30, the first second determination reference value E is near the terminal voltage at full charge T 1 (12.6 V for a 12 V battery).
1 in the vicinity of the terminal voltage of the empty state T 2 (10.6V for a 12V battery) is the 10th second determination reference value E 10.
, And also divide each interval into 9 equal parts
The 9th second judgment reference values E 2 to E 9 are set, and the remaining capacity is 0% depending on the range of the magnitude of the terminal voltage V.
It is judged to be either 10%, ..., 100%.
Therefore, if the terminal voltage V is E 1 > V ≧ E 2 , the remaining capacity is determined to be 90%.

【0027】図1に戻って、第1の判別部6は3個の電
圧比較部15,16,17と制御部18とで構成され
る。各電圧比較部15〜17はバッテリー1の端子電圧
Vを前記した各第1判定基準値V1 〜V3 とそれぞれ比
較するためのもので、端子電圧Vがそれぞれの第1判定
基準値圧V1 〜V3 以上であれば論理「1」の判定デー
タA1 〜A3 を、第1判定基準値圧V1 〜V3 より小さ
ければ論理「0」の判定データを、それぞれ制御部18
へ出力する。
Returning to FIG. 1, the first discriminator 6 is composed of three voltage comparators 15, 16, 17 and a controller 18. Each of the voltage comparison units 15 to 17 is for comparing the terminal voltage V of the battery 1 with each of the first determination reference values V 1 to V 3 described above, and the terminal voltage V corresponds to each first determination reference value pressure V. If it is 1 to V 3 or more, the judgment data A 1 to A 3 of logic “1”, and if it is smaller than the first judgment reference value pressures V 1 to V 3 , the judgment data of logic “0”, respectively.
Output to.

【0028】前記制御部18は、例えばプログラムロジ
ックデバイスなどで構成されており、セット釦スイッチ
13およびリセット釦スイッチ14からのスイッチ信号
を入力して前記開閉接点12の開閉制御やタイマー4に
対するスタート信号およびストップ信号を出力する。ま
た制御部18は、タイマー4からのタイムアップ信号の
入力に応答して各電圧比較部15〜17から判定データ
1 〜A3 を順次取り込むと共に、これら判定データA
1 〜A3 からバッテリー1の劣化度合いを判断し、その
判断結果を第1の表示部8へ出力する。この制御部18
の制御手順が図4および図5(詳細は後述する)に示し
てある。
The control section 18 is composed of, for example, a program logic device, and inputs switch signals from the set button switch 13 and the reset button switch 14 to control opening / closing of the opening / closing contacts 12 and a start signal for the timer 4. And outputs a stop signal. Further, the control unit 18 sequentially takes in the determination data A 1 to A 3 from each of the voltage comparison units 15 to 17 in response to the input of the time-up signal from the timer 4, and at the same time, outputs the determination data A
The degree of deterioration of the battery 1 is determined from 1 to A 3 , and the determination result is output to the first display unit 8. This control unit 18
4 is shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 (details will be described later).

【0029】第1の表示部8は、発光ダイオードより成
る4個の発光体10を有し、前記制御部18の判断結果
に応じていずれか発光体10が点灯し、検査対象のバッ
テリー1の劣化度合いについて「優」「良」「注意」
「要交換」のいずれかの評価を示す。図1の例では斜線
で示す2番目の発光体10が点灯しており、これにより
このバッテリー1が良好であることがわかる。
The first display unit 8 has four light-emitting bodies 10 composed of light-emitting diodes, and any one of the light-emitting bodies 10 is turned on according to the judgment result of the control unit 18, and the battery 1 to be inspected. Deterioration degree "Excellent""Good""Caution"
Indicates any of the "replacement required" evaluations. In the example of FIG. 1, the second light-emitting body 10 indicated by diagonal lines is lit, and it can be seen that this battery 1 is good.

【0030】第2の判別部7は電圧比較部19と保持部
20とで構成される。前記電圧比較部19はバッテリー
1の端子電圧Vを前記した各第2判定基準値E1 〜E10
とそれぞれ比較するためのもので、端子電圧Vが個々の
第2判定基準値圧E1 〜E10についてそれ以上であれば
論理「1」の判定データB1 〜B10を、それより小さけ
れば論理「0」の判定データB1 〜B10を、それぞれ保
持部20へ出力する。
The second discriminating section 7 is composed of a voltage comparing section 19 and a holding section 20. The voltage comparison unit 19 compares the terminal voltage V of the battery 1 with the second determination reference values E 1 to E 10 described above.
When used to compare each decision data B 1 .about.B 10 of logic "1" if more for the second determination reference value pressure E 1 to E 10 terminal voltage V of the individual, smaller than The determination data B 1 to B 10 of logic “0” are output to the holding unit 20, respectively.

【0031】前記保持部20はラッチ回路などで構成さ
れ、前記電圧比較部19からの判定データB1 〜B10
保持して第2の表示部9へ出力する。
The holding unit 20 is composed of a latch circuit or the like, and holds the judgment data B 1 to B 10 from the voltage comparison unit 19 and outputs them to the second display unit 9.

【0032】第2の表示部9は、発光ダイオードより成
る11個の発光体11を有し、前記保持部20の保持デ
ータに応じて対応する発光体11が点灯し、検査対象の
バッテリー1の残容量について「0%」から「100
%」のいずれか判断を示す。図1の例では斜線で示す1
0個の発光体11が点灯しており、これにより残容量が
90%であることがわかる。
The second display section 9 has eleven light-emitting bodies 11 made of light-emitting diodes, and the corresponding light-emitting bodies 11 are turned on according to the data held in the holding section 20, and the battery 1 to be inspected. Remaining capacity "0%" to "100
% ”Indicates any of the judgments. In the example of FIG. 1, a hatched line 1
It can be seen that 0 light-emitting bodies 11 are lit and the remaining capacity is 90%.

【0033】図4は、前記制御部18による制御手順を
ステップ1(図中、「ST1」で示す)〜ステップ11
で示したものである。同図のステップ1では、セット釦
スイッチ13が押されたか否かを判定しており、その判
定が「YES」であれば、タイマー4へスタート信号を
出力して計時動作を開始させる(ステップ2)。
FIG. 4 shows the control procedure by the control section 18 from step 1 (indicated by "ST1" in the figure) to step 11
It is shown in. In step 1 of the figure, it is determined whether or not the set button switch 13 has been pressed. If the determination is "YES", a start signal is output to the timer 4 to start the timing operation (step 2 ).

【0034】つぎのステップ3は、タイマー4から最初
のタイムアップ信号を入力したか否かにより設定時間t
1だけ時間が経過したか否かを判定しており、その判定
が「YES」であれば、1番目の電圧比較部15より判
定データA1 を取り込み、制御部18内の記憶部(図示
せず)に記憶させる(ステップ4)。
The next step 3 is the set time t depending on whether or not the first time-up signal is input from the timer 4.
It is determined whether or not the time has passed by 1, and if the determination is “YES”, the determination data A 1 is fetched from the first voltage comparison unit 15 and stored in the storage unit (not shown) in the control unit 18. (Step 4).

【0035】つぎのステップ5は、タイマー4から2番
目のタイムアップ信号を入力したか否かにより設定時間
t2だけ時間が経過したか否かを判定しており、その判
定が「YES」であれば、2番目の電圧比較部16より
判定データA2 を取り込み、制御部18内の記憶部(図
示せず)に記憶させる(ステップ6)。
In the next step 5, it is judged whether or not the set time t2 has elapsed depending on whether or not the second time-up signal is inputted from the timer 4, and if the judgment is "YES". For example, the determination data A 2 is fetched from the second voltage comparison unit 16 and stored in the storage unit (not shown) in the control unit 18 (step 6).

【0036】つぎのステップ7は タイマー4から3番
目のタイムアップ信号を入力したか否かにより設定時間
t3だけ時間が経過したか否かを判定しており、その判
定が「YES」であれば、3番目の電圧比較部17より
判定データA3 を取り込み、制御部18内の記憶部(図
示せず)に記憶させる(ステップ8)。
In the next step 7, it is judged whether or not the time has elapsed by the set time t3 depending on whether or not the third time-up signal is inputted from the timer 4, and if the judgment is "YES". The determination data A 3 is fetched from the third voltage comparison unit 17 and stored in a storage unit (not shown) in the control unit 18 (step 8).

【0037】こうして3個の判定データA1 〜A3 が取
り込まれると、つぎのステップ9で制御部18は図5に
示す制御手順(ステップ9−1〜9−10)を実行して
バッテリー1の劣化度合いの判断を行う。なおステップ
10は検査完了後、リセット釦スイッチ14が押された
か否かを判定しており、その判定が「YES」であれ
ば、制御部18はタイマー4へストップ信号を出力して
計時動作を停止させる(ステップ11)。
When the three pieces of determination data A 1 to A 3 are thus taken in, the control section 18 executes the control procedure (steps 9-1 to 9-10) shown in FIG. Deterioration degree is determined. In step 10, after the inspection is completed, it is determined whether or not the reset button switch 14 is pressed. If the determination is “YES”, the control unit 18 outputs a stop signal to the timer 4 to start the time counting operation. Stop (step 11).

【0038】図5において、制御部18はステップ9−
1において、前記記憶部より判定データA1 〜A3 を読
み出し、そのデータ構成によりバッテリー1の劣化度合
いを判断する。
In FIG. 5, the control unit 18 controls step 9-
1, the determination data A 1 to A 3 is read from the storage unit, and the degree of deterioration of the battery 1 is determined based on the data structure.

【0039】もし判定データA1 〜A3 がすべて論理
「1」であれば、ステップ9−2の判定が「YES」と
なり、この場合は検査対象のバッテリー1は劣化してい
ない理想的なバッテリーであると判断し、「優」を表す
発光体10を点灯動作させる(ステップ9−3)。
If all the judgment data A 1 to A 3 are logic "1", the judgment in step 9-2 becomes "YES", and in this case, the battery 1 to be inspected is an ideal battery which has not deteriorated. Then, the light-emitting body 10 representing “excellent” is turned on (step 9-3).

【0040】もし判定データA1 が論理「0」であり、
残りの判定データA2 ,A3 が論理「1」であれば、ス
テップ9−4の判定が「YES」となり、この場合は検
査対象のバッテリー1は殆ど劣化していない良好なバッ
テリーであると判断し、「良」を表す発光体10を点灯
動作させる(ステップ9−5)。
If the judgment data A 1 is logic "0",
If the remaining determination data A 2, A 3 is a logic "1", the determination becomes "YES" in step 9-4, when this case is a good battery is not deteriorated almost battery 1 to be inspected It is determined that the light emitter 10 representing “good” is turned on (step 9-5).

【0041】もし判定データA1 ,A2 がいずれも論理
「0」であり、残りの判定データA3 が論理「1」であ
れば、ステップ9−6の判定が「YES」となり、この
場合は検査対象のバッテリー1は劣化が生じているバッ
テリーであると判断し、「注意良」を表す発光体10を
点灯動作させる(ステップ9−7)。
If the determination data A 1 and A 2 are both logic "0" and the remaining determination data A 3 is logic "1", the determination at step 9-6 is "YES". Judges that the battery 1 to be inspected is a deteriorated battery, and turns on the light emitting body 10 indicating "attention" (step 9-7).

【0042】もし判定データA1 〜A3 がすべて論理
「0」であれば、ステップ9−8の判定が「YES」と
なり、この場合は検査対象のバッテリー1は劣化が進ん
で交換が必要なバッテリーであると判断し、「要交換」
を表す発光体10を点灯動作させる(ステップ9−
9)。
If the judgment data A 1 to A 3 are all logic "0", the judgment in step 9-8 becomes "YES", in which case the battery 1 to be inspected has deteriorated and needs to be replaced. Judge as a battery and "replacement required"
The light-emitting body 10 representing is turned on (step 9-
9).

【0043】もし判定データA1 〜A3 が上記したいず
れの場合にも該当していなければ、判定不能とし、この
場合は例えば全ての発光体10を一定時間点滅動作させ
るなどしてその旨を知らせる(ステップ9−10)。
If the judgment data A 1 to A 3 does not correspond to any of the above cases, the judgment cannot be made. In this case, for example, all the light emitting bodies 10 are blinked for a certain period of time to indicate that. Notify (step 9-10).

【0044】[0044]

【発明の効果】この発明は上記の如く、検査対象のバッ
テリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー容量に見合った
電流を流し、所定時間内のバッテリーの端子電圧の変化
を監視して、その変化の状態からバッテリーの劣化度合
いを、またバッテリーの端子電圧からバッテリーの残容
量を、それぞれ判断するようしたから、バッテリーの劣
化度合いや残容量を容易かつ確実に把握できる。また請
求項3,4にかかるバッテリー検査装置では、その判断
結果を表示するようにしたから、その表示内容を見て直
ちにバッテリーの劣化度合いや残容量を確認できるとい
う効果がある。
As described above, according to the present invention, a load is connected to a battery to be inspected, a current commensurate with the capacity of the battery is passed, a change in the terminal voltage of the battery within a predetermined time is monitored, and the change is monitored. Since the degree of deterioration of the battery is determined from the state and the remaining capacity of the battery is determined from the terminal voltage of the battery, the degree of deterioration and the remaining capacity of the battery can be easily and surely grasped. Further, in the battery inspection device according to claims 3 and 4, since the judgment result is displayed, there is an effect that the deterioration degree and the remaining capacity of the battery can be immediately confirmed by observing the displayed contents.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】この発明の一実施例にかかるバッテリー検査装
置の構成を示すブロック図である。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a battery inspection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】第1判定基準値の設定方法を示す説明図であ
る。
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a method of setting a first determination reference value.

【図3】第2判定基準値の設定方法を示す説明図であ
る。
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a method of setting a second determination reference value.

【図4】制御部の制御手順を示すフローチャートであ
る。
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a control procedure of a control unit.

【図5】図4のステップ9の詳細を示すフローチャート
である。
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing details of step 9 of FIG.

【図6】バッテリーの放電特性曲線を示す説明図であ
る。
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a discharge characteristic curve of a battery.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 バッテリー 2 負荷 3 通電回路 4 タイマー 5 判定基準値設定部 6 第1の判定部 7 第2の判定部 8 第1の表示部 9 第2の表示部 1 Battery 2 Load 3 Energizing Circuit 4 Timer 5 Judgment Reference Value Setting Section 6 First Judgment Section 7 Second Judgment Section 8 First Display Section 9 Second Display Section

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 バッテリーの劣化度合いを検査するため
のバッテリー検査方法であって、 検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー
容量に見合った電流を流し、所定時間内のバッテリーの
端子電圧の変化を監視して、その変化の状態からバッテ
リーの劣化度合いを判別することを特徴とするバッテリ
ー検査方法。
1. A battery inspection method for inspecting a degree of deterioration of a battery, comprising connecting a load to a battery to be inspected, applying a current corresponding to the battery capacity, and measuring a terminal voltage of the battery within a predetermined time. A battery inspection method characterized by monitoring a change and determining the degree of deterioration of the battery from the state of the change.
【請求項2】 バッテリーの劣化度合いおよび残容量を
検査するためのバッテリー検査方法であって、 検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー
容量に見合った電流を流し、所定時間内のバッテリーの
端子電圧の変化を監視して、その変化の状態からバッテ
リーの劣化度合いを判別すると共に、バッテリーの端子
電圧を測定して、バッテリーの残容量を判別することを
特徴とするバッテリー検査方法。
2. A battery inspection method for inspecting the degree of deterioration and remaining capacity of a battery, which comprises connecting a load to a battery to be inspected, applying a current corresponding to the battery capacity, and A battery inspection method characterized by observing a change in terminal voltage, determining the degree of deterioration of the battery from the state of the change, and measuring the terminal voltage of the battery to determine the remaining capacity of the battery.
【請求項3】 バッテリーの劣化度合いを検査するため
のバッテリー検査装置であって、 検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー
容量に見合った電流を流すための通電回路と、 前記通電回路への通電開始後の時間経過を計測する時間
経過計測手段と、 バッテリーの劣化度合いを判定するための異なった設定
時間毎の判定基準値を設定する判定基準値設定手段と、 前記時間計測手段による計測値が前記の各設定時間と一
致する毎にバッテリーの端子電圧を一致した設定時間に
対応する判定基準値と比較してバッテリーの端子電圧の
変化の状態を判別する判別手段と、 前記判別手段による判別結果を表示する表示手段とを備
えて成るバッテリー検査装置。
3. A battery inspection device for inspecting the degree of deterioration of a battery, comprising: an energizing circuit for connecting a load to a battery to be inspected and flowing an electric current corresponding to the battery capacity; Elapsed time measuring means for measuring the elapsed time after the start of energization of the battery, judgment reference value setting means for setting a judgment reference value for each different set time for judging the degree of deterioration of the battery, and measurement by the time measuring means. Each time the value matches each of the set times, the battery voltage is compared with the determination reference value corresponding to the matched set time to determine the change state of the terminal voltage of the battery, and the determining means. A battery inspection apparatus comprising: a display unit that displays a determination result.
【請求項4】 バッテリーの劣化度合いおよび残容量を
検査するためのバッテリー検査装置であって、 検査対象のバッテリーに負荷を接続してそのバッテリー
容量に見合った電流を流すための通電回路と、 前記通電回路への通電開始後の時間経過を計測する時間
経過計測手段と、 バッテリーの劣化度合いを判定するための異なった設定
時間毎の第1判定基準値およびバッテリーの残容量を判
定するための異なる大きさの第2判定基準値が設定され
る判定基準値設定手段と、 前記時間計測手段による計測値が前記の各設定時間と一
致する毎にバッテリーの端子電圧を一致した設定時間に
対応する第1判定基準値と比較してバッテリーの端子電
圧の変化の状態を判別する第1の判別手段と、 バッテリーの端子電圧を前記の各第2判定基準値と比較
してバッテリーの残容量を判別する第2の判別手段と、 第1,第2の各判別手段による判別結果を表示する表示
手段とを備えて成るバッテリー検査装置。
4. A battery inspection device for inspecting the degree of deterioration and remaining capacity of a battery, comprising: an energizing circuit for connecting a load to a battery to be inspected and supplying a current commensurate with the battery capacity. Time lapse measuring means for measuring the time lapse after the start of energization to the energizing circuit, and different first judgment reference values for different set times for judging the degree of deterioration of the battery and different for judging the remaining capacity of the battery. A determination reference value setting means for setting a second determination reference value of a magnitude; and a second setting reference time corresponding to the terminal voltage of the battery each time the value measured by the time measuring means matches the respective setting time. A first judging means for judging the state of the change of the terminal voltage of the battery by comparing the terminal voltage of the battery with each of the second judging reference values. And a second determining means for determining the remaining capacity of the battery, first, the battery testing device comprising a display means for displaying a determination result by the second respective discriminating means.
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