JPS63157624A - Secondary battery charger - Google Patents

Secondary battery charger

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JPS63157624A
JPS63157624A JP61304542A JP30454286A JPS63157624A JP S63157624 A JPS63157624 A JP S63157624A JP 61304542 A JP61304542 A JP 61304542A JP 30454286 A JP30454286 A JP 30454286A JP S63157624 A JPS63157624 A JP S63157624A
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谷邉 範夫
羽生田 謙
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔概要〕 二次電池の充電装置で、電池の温度を検出する温度セン
サと、該温度センサの温度検出信号により印加電流の大
きさと方向を制御して冷却/加熱するペルチェ−効果素
子とを設け、充電する電池の温度を充電効率が最良とな
る温度に制御し該温度で最適の充電電流になるように制
御した装置。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] A secondary battery charging device includes a temperature sensor that detects the temperature of the battery, and controls the magnitude and direction of applied current based on the temperature detection signal of the temperature sensor to cool/heat the battery. A device that is equipped with a Peltier effect element, controls the temperature of a battery to be charged to a temperature that maximizes charging efficiency, and controls the charging current to be optimal at that temperature.

(産業上の利用分野) 本発明は二次電池の充電装置に関し、特に電池の周囲温
度をコントロールする機能を設けた充電装置に関する。
(Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a charging device for a secondary battery, and particularly to a charging device provided with a function of controlling the ambient temperature of the battery.

温度コントロール機能をもつ二次電池充電装置としては
、電池の周囲温度が充電時に電池の充電効率が最良とな
る温度にコントロールされることが望まれる。
For a secondary battery charging device having a temperature control function, it is desirable that the ambient temperature of the battery be controlled to a temperature that maximizes the charging efficiency of the battery during charging.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来の二次電池の充電装置は、第4図に示す如く、電池
lの充電完了を検出するの満充電検出機能4や、過充電
防止のための充電電流制御機能1゜や、環境温度が低く
なって電池陰極でのガス吸収反応が遅くなり電池内のガ
ス圧上昇による漏液等を防止するための低温における充
電停止あるいは充電電流低減機能を具えている。
As shown in Fig. 4, the conventional secondary battery charging device has a full charge detection function 4 to detect the completion of charging of the battery l, a charging current control function 1 to prevent overcharging, and a function to detect the environmental temperature. It is equipped with a function to stop charging or reduce the charging current at low temperatures in order to prevent liquid leakage due to an increase in gas pressure inside the battery due to slow gas absorption reaction at the battery cathode.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

然しなから、二次電池は環境温度が10′−20’Cの
範囲をずれると、放電効率および充電効率が劣化する。
However, when the environmental temperature of a secondary battery deviates from the range of 10' to 20'C, the discharging efficiency and charging efficiency of the secondary battery deteriorate.

放電効率を高(保つために環境温度をコントロールする
ことは、容量の定まった電池自体がコントロール機器の
駆動電源となる為に不適当である。
Controlling the environmental temperature in order to maintain high discharge efficiency is inappropriate because the battery itself, which has a fixed capacity, serves as the driving power source for the control equipment.

充電時の充電効率を向上するための電池の温度コントロ
ールは、その駆動電源として一般に1かに大きい容量の
ものが容易に得られ、環境温度を理想的な状態に制御し
最も効率の良い充電電流で充電を行うことが出来るにも
拘わらず従来は行われていなかった。
In order to control battery temperature to improve charging efficiency during charging, it is generally easy to obtain a battery with a larger capacity as a driving power source, and to control the environmental temperature to an ideal state to obtain the most efficient charging current. Although it is possible to charge the battery with a battery, this has not been done in the past.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明は、電池の充電電流および周囲温度と、電池の放
電容量(電池が実際にエネルギーを蓄えた電気量)との
関係が、電池によりその値は異なるが、第2図に示すよ
うな傾向をもつ、即ち0.ICの充電では13″−15
°C10,033Cの充電では約1190の温度に周囲
温度をコントロールすることが最も望ましいことに注目
し、第1図の原理構成図に示す如く、電池1の充電状態
を検出する電圧検出器4と、該電圧検出器4の検出出力
により前記電池1の充電電流の大きさを制御する充電制
御手段100をそなえた二次電池充電装置において、前
記電池1の温度を検出する温度センサ2と、印加電流の
方向により冷却/加熱を切り換えて行うペルチェ効果素
子3を設け、且つ前記温度センサ2の温度検出信号によ
りペルチェ効果素子3の印加電流の大きさと方向を制御
する温度制御手段200を設け、充電する電池1の温度
を所定の温度に制御し該温度で最適の充電電流になるよ
う構成する。
In the present invention, the relationship between the charging current and ambient temperature of the battery and the battery's discharge capacity (the amount of electricity that the battery actually stores) has a tendency as shown in Figure 2, although the value varies depending on the battery. , i.e. 0. 13″-15 for IC charging
Noting that it is most desirable to control the ambient temperature to approximately 1190°C for charging at 10,033°C, as shown in the principle block diagram of FIG. , a secondary battery charging device comprising a charging control means 100 that controls the magnitude of the charging current of the battery 1 based on the detection output of the voltage detector 4, a temperature sensor 2 that detects the temperature of the battery 1; A Peltier effect element 3 that performs cooling/heating by switching between cooling and heating depending on the direction of the current is provided, and a temperature control means 200 that controls the magnitude and direction of the current applied to the Peltier effect element 3 based on the temperature detection signal of the temperature sensor 2 is provided. The temperature of the battery 1 is controlled to a predetermined temperature, and the charging current is optimized at that temperature.

〔作用〕[Effect]

充電すべき電池1に設けられる温度センサ2は、電池の
周囲温度を検出し、温度センサ2の検出信号によりペル
チェ効果素子3の印加電流の大きさと方向を温度制御手
段200において制御する。
A temperature sensor 2 provided on a battery 1 to be charged detects the ambient temperature of the battery, and a temperature control means 200 controls the magnitude and direction of the current applied to the Peltier effect element 3 based on a detection signal from the temperature sensor 2.

電池1の充電電流を制御する充電制御手段100は、電
池1の充電状態を検出する電圧検出回路4の検出信号Δ
Vによって制御されるばかりでなく、前記温度センサ2
の出力tによりペルチェ効果素子3の印加電流を制御す
る温度制御手段200によっても制御されるので、充電
する電池1は電池温度が充電に最適の所定の温度に制御
され、充電電流がその温度で最適の充電電流に制御され
て充電される。
The charging control means 100 that controls the charging current of the battery 1 uses the detection signal Δ of the voltage detection circuit 4 that detects the charging state of the battery 1.
Not only is the temperature sensor 2 controlled by
It is also controlled by the temperature control means 200 which controls the current applied to the Peltier effect element 3 based on the output t of Charging is controlled to the optimum charging current.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

第3図は本発明の実施例の二次電池充電装置の構成を示
す回路図である。
FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram showing the configuration of a secondary battery charging device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

電池1は充電すべき二次電池であり、温度センサ2は電
池温度を検出するサーミスタであって電池1の電池壁面
などに張り付けられる。
The battery 1 is a secondary battery to be charged, and the temperature sensor 2 is a thermistor that detects battery temperature and is attached to the battery wall of the battery 1.

ペルチェ効果を利用した素子3は、その印加電流の方向
により冷却と加熱が可能である。
The element 3 utilizing the Peltier effect can be cooled or heated depending on the direction of the applied current.

電圧検出器4は、ダイオード41、コンデンサ42、オ
ペアンプ43から成り、電池1の充電電圧が充電完了の
満充電によりダイオード41に電圧降下が生じると、オ
ペアンプ43の2つの入力電圧に差が生じその出力に検
出信号ΔVを発生して充電制御手段100のスイッチ5
lli1を駆動する。
The voltage detector 4 consists of a diode 41, a capacitor 42, and an operational amplifier 43. When the charging voltage of the battery 1 is fully charged and a voltage drop occurs across the diode 41, a difference occurs between the two input voltages of the operational amplifier 43. The switch 5 of the charging control means 100 generates a detection signal ΔV at the output.
Drive lli1.

充電制御手段100のスイッチ針1は、充電電流の大き
い急速充電回路12と充電電流が急速充電の数10分の
1のトリクル充電回路11を切換え電池1の充電状態に
適した充電を行う。
The switch needle 1 of the charging control means 100 switches between a quick charging circuit 12 with a large charging current and a trickle charging circuit 11 with a charging current of 1/10 of the quick charging to perform charging suitable for the charging state of the battery 1.

充電制御手段100のスイッチSWIは、また、温度セ
ンサ2の温度情報によっても駆動される。
The switch SWI of the charging control means 100 is also driven by temperature information from the temperature sensor 2.

温度センサ2のサーミスタの温度情fla tは、信可
変換器を介して信号t1〜t4に変換され、信号t1は
前述の充電制御手段100のスイッチSWIを駆動し、
信号t2は充電電流を加減する可変抵抗RVIを制御し
、信号t3.信号t4は温度制御手段200の冷却/加
熱切換のスイッチS−3、可変抵抗RV3を駆動する。
Temperature information flat of the thermistor of the temperature sensor 2 is converted into signals t1 to t4 via a digital converter, and the signal t1 drives the switch SWI of the charging control means 100,
The signal t2 controls a variable resistor RVI that adjusts the charging current, and the signal t3. The signal t4 drives the cooling/heating switch S-3 and the variable resistor RV3 of the temperature control means 200.

スイッチSW3および可変抵抗RV3はペルチェ効果を
利用したペルチェ効果素子3に印加する電流の方向を変
えて冷却と加熱を切換え、且つ冷却または加熱の電流値
を制御する。
The switch SW3 and the variable resistor RV3 change the direction of the current applied to the Peltier effect element 3 using the Peltier effect to switch between cooling and heating, and control the current value for cooling or heating.

更に詳しく説明すると、スイッチSW3は、トランジス
タTr31〜Tr34のベース電圧をTr32. Tr
33のベースからTr31. Tr34のベースへ切換
えペルチェ効果素子3の電流方向を逆転する。
More specifically, the switch SW3 changes the base voltages of the transistors Tr31 to Tr34 to Tr32. Tr
From the base of Tr31. The current direction of the Peltier effect element 3 is reversed by switching to the base of the Tr 34.

また、可変抵抗RV3はトランジスタTrのベースバイ
アス電圧を変えることによって冷却または加熱電流の大
きさをコントロールする。
Further, the variable resistor RV3 controls the magnitude of the cooling or heating current by changing the base bias voltage of the transistor Tr.

以上の説明から明らかなように、充電制御手段100の
スイッチSWIおよび可変抵抗RVIにより電池1の充
電電流の大きさが最適に制御され、また、温度制御手段
200のスイッチ錦3および可変抵抗RV3を含むトラ
ンジスタTr31”Tr34の回路により電池1の周囲
温度が最適値に制御されて電池lが常にその能力を最大
限に蓄えるように充電される。
As is clear from the above explanation, the magnitude of the charging current of the battery 1 is optimally controlled by the switch SWI and the variable resistor RVI of the charging control means 100, and the magnitude of the charging current of the battery 1 is optimally controlled by the switch SWI and the variable resistor RVI of the charging control means 200. The circuit including the transistors Tr31''Tr34 controls the ambient temperature of the battery 1 to an optimum value, and charges the battery 1 so that it always stores its maximum capacity.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上説明した如く、本発明によれば、電池が最適の環境
温度で最適の充電電流値で充電される二次電池充電装置
が実現できる効果が得られる。
As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a secondary battery charging device in which a battery is charged with an optimal charging current value at an optimal environmental temperature.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の二次電池充電装置の構成を示す原理構
成図、 第2図は本発明の二次電池充電装置の動作を説明するた
めの特性図、 第3図は本発明の実施例の二次電池充電装置の構成を示
す回路図、 第4図は従来例の二次電池充電装置の構成を示すブロッ
ク図である。 第1図、第3図において、 1は電池、 2は温度センサのサーミスタ、 3はペルチェ効果素子 4は電圧検出器、 iooは充電制御手段、 200は温度制御手段データある。 兜」1田繁の財団〕益jx(’c> λ逅木イダ′1f)=次電;乞瞭り4肩広)示1フ゛■
ツ7目亭4町
Fig. 1 is a principle block diagram showing the configuration of the secondary battery charging device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a characteristic diagram for explaining the operation of the secondary battery charging device of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is an implementation of the present invention. A circuit diagram showing the configuration of an example secondary battery charging device. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a conventional secondary battery charging device. 1 and 3, 1 is a battery, 2 is a thermistor of a temperature sensor, 3 is a Peltier effect element 4 is a voltage detector, ioo is charging control means, and 200 is temperature control means data. Kabuto'1 Shigeru Tada's Foundation] profit j x ('c>λ々木ida'1f) = next electric;
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Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 電池(1)の充電状態を検出する電圧検出器(4)と、
該電圧検出器(4)の検出出力により前記電池(1)の
充電電流の大きさを制御する充電制御手段(100)を
そなえた二次電池充電装置において、 前記電池(1)の周囲温度を検出する温度センサ(2)
と、 印加電流の方向により前記電池(1)の周囲温度を冷却
または加熱するペルチェ効果素子(3)と、 前記温度センサ(2)の温度検出信号により前記ペルチ
ェ効果素子(3)の印加電流の大きさと方向を制御する
温度制御手段(200)を設け、前記電池(1)の周囲
温度を所定の温度に制御し該温度で最適の充電電流にな
るよう制御することを特徴とする二次電池充電装置。
[Claims] A voltage detector (4) that detects the state of charge of the battery (1);
A secondary battery charging device comprising a charging control means (100) that controls the magnitude of the charging current of the battery (1) based on the detection output of the voltage detector (4), wherein the ambient temperature of the battery (1) is controlled. Temperature sensor to detect (2)
a Peltier effect element (3) that cools or heats the ambient temperature of the battery (1) depending on the direction of the applied current; and a Peltier effect element (3) that cools or heats the ambient temperature of the battery (1) depending on the direction of the applied current; A secondary battery characterized by being provided with a temperature control means (200) for controlling the size and direction, and controlling the ambient temperature of the battery (1) to a predetermined temperature so that the charging current is optimal at that temperature. Charging device.
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