KR20160089267A - Wireless power charging apparatus using superconducting coil - Google Patents

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KR20160089267A
KR20160089267A KR1020150184741A KR20150184741A KR20160089267A KR 20160089267 A KR20160089267 A KR 20160089267A KR 1020150184741 A KR1020150184741 A KR 1020150184741A KR 20150184741 A KR20150184741 A KR 20150184741A KR 20160089267 A KR20160089267 A KR 20160089267A
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The present invention relates to a wireless power transmission / reception device and a wireless power charging system using the superconducting coil as a resonant coil. The wireless power charging system includes a power source, And a battery connected to the wireless power receiver for charging electric power. The wireless power transmitter includes a source coil connected to the power source, And a first conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting transmission coil for cooling the superconducting transmission coil, wherein the superconducting transmission coil includes a first superconducting coil and a second superconducting coil, Wherein the wireless power receiver comprises: A superconducting reception coil having a resonance frequency equal to that of the superconducting transmission coil and receiving power from the superconducting transmission coil using frequency resonance between coils; And a second conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting receiver coil for cooling the superconducting receiver coil.

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[0001] WIRELESS POWER CHARGING APPARATUS USING SUPERCONDUCTING COIL [0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wireless power charging system, and more particularly, to a wireless power transmission / reception device using a superconducting coil as a resonance coil to increase a power transmission efficiency and a wireless power charging system using the same.

Electric vehicles can reduce greenhouse gas emissions compared to existing vehicles using fossil fuel as driving energy, and can improve the living environment because they do not generate air pollutants at all. Also, even if oil prices are increased due to the limited fossil fuel, electric vehicles can be reduced in maintenance cost, and the necessity is further increased. However, in order to commercialize an electric vehicle, the size and performance of the battery must be guaranteed, the infrastructure for charging must be properly established, and the problems such as the time taken to charge, mileage after charging, and electric shock during charging must be solved. However, at present, these problems are not completely solved and electric vehicles are still in the early stage of commercialization. One of the ways to solve these problems is wireless charging technology using wireless power transmission technology. The wireless charging method using the wireless power transmission technology is advantageous in that it is easy to construct an infrastructure because it is easy to apply an electric coil because there is no possibility of an electric shock accident during charging compared with a plug-in charging method. In addition, since the electric vehicle can be charged when the electric vehicle is in a stopped state as in the case of parking, it is possible to reduce the labor of charging the electric vehicle separately.

However, the wireless charging method has a limitation in the power transmission distance in the early stage of development, and there is a drawback that the power transmission efficiency is extremely changed according to the arrangement of the transmitting and receiving coils. Research and development are continuing to complement these shortcomings.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2014-0093348 (Apr. 28, 2014), pp. 6 to 9

The present invention provides a wireless power transmission / reception device capable of improving power transmission efficiency by using a superconducting coil as a resonant coil, and a wireless power charging system using the same. Also, there is provided a wireless power transmission / reception device capable of reducing size and weight by using a conduction cooling type cooling device for maintaining a low temperature state of a superconducting coil and a wireless power charging system using the same.

A wireless power charging system according to the present invention includes a power source, a wireless power transmitting unit connected to the power source to transmit power wirelessly, a wireless power receiving unit receiving power from the wireless power transmitting unit, The superconducting coil having a source coil connected to the power source, a superconducting coil for inducing electricity by the generated magnetic field when a magnetic field is generated by flowing electricity to the source coil, and a superconducting coil connected to the superconducting coil And a first conduction cooling unit for cooling the superconducting transmission coil, wherein the wireless power receiving unit has a resonance frequency equal to that of the superconducting transmission coil of the wireless power transmission unit, A superconducting receiver coil for receiving power, The electricity flows when the magnetic field is generated, connected to the load coil and the superconducting coil receives electricity is induced by the generated magnetic field to the receiving coil and a second conducting a cooling device for cooling the superconducting coil reception.

In one embodiment, the superconducting transmission coil is spirally wound, and the source coil is disposed so as to surround the superconducting transmission coil wound helically.

In one embodiment, the wireless power transmitter includes a first temperature sensor for sensing a temperature of the superconducting coil, and a second temperature sensor for sensing a temperature of the superconducting coil, And a first control unit for controlling the first conduction cooling apparatus.

In one embodiment, the source coil is a superconducting coil, and the first conduction cooling device is connected to the superconducting source coil to cool the superconducting source coil.

In one embodiment, the wireless power transmission unit is installed below the ground surface.

In one embodiment, the superconducting receiver coil is spirally wound, and the load coil is disposed so as to surround the superconducting receiver coil spirally wound.

In one embodiment, the wireless power receiver includes a second temperature sensor for sensing a temperature of the superconducting receiver coil, and a second temperature sensor for sensing a temperature of the superconducting receiver coil, And a second control unit for controlling the second conduction cooling apparatus.

In one embodiment, the load coil is a superconducting coil, and the second conduction cooling device is connected to the superconducting rod coil to cool the superconducting rod coil.

In one embodiment, the wireless power receiver is installed in the lower portion of the vehicle.

In one embodiment, a magnetic shielding layer is provided on the upper portion of the wireless power transmission portion to shield the magnetic field flowing into the vehicle interior.

The wireless power transmission apparatus according to the present invention includes a power source and a wireless power transmission unit connected to the power source and wirelessly transmitting power, wherein the wireless power transmission unit includes a source coil connected to the power source, And a first conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting transmission coil for cooling the superconducting transmission coil.

A wireless power receiving apparatus according to the present invention includes a superconducting receiver coil having a resonant frequency equal to that of a superconducting coil of a wireless power transmitter and receiving power from the superconducting coil using inter-coil frequency resonance, And a second conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting receiving coil for cooling the superconducting receiving coil. The second conduction cooling device includes a load coil for inducing electricity by the generated magnetic field when a magnetic field flows, and a second conduction cooling device for cooling the superconducting receiving coil.

In one embodiment, at least one of the superconducting coil and the copper coil is selected and used as the material of the source coil, the transmission coil, the reception coil, and the load coil used for the wireless power transmission.

As described above, the wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus and the wireless power charging system using the same according to the present invention can improve the Q-factor value by using the superconducting coil having a resistance significantly lower than that of the normal conducting coil at the critical temperature. The wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus and the wireless power charging system using the wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus according to the present invention have an improved Q-factor, so that wireless power transmission of a large electric energy is possible.

The wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus and the wireless power charging system using the same according to the present invention can maintain the critical temperature of the superconducting coil and reduce the size and weight of the wireless power transmission apparatus by using the conduction cooling type cooling apparatus.

The wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus and the wireless power charging system using the same according to the present invention can be easily applied to a vehicle because of its small size and weight and can reduce the size and weight of the vehicle itself thereby improving the efficiency of the vehicle.

1 is a view illustrating a wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention and a vehicle to which a wireless power charging system using the same is applied;
2 is a view showing the wireless power receiving apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view schematically showing the wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus of FIG. 1 and a wireless power charging system using the same.
4 is a view showing an S parameter when a copper coil is used;
5 is a view showing an S parameter when a superconducting coil is used;

Hereinafter, a detailed description of a wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus and a wireless power charging system using the wireless power transmitting / receiving apparatus according to the present invention will be described.

1 is a view illustrating a wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention and a vehicle to which a wireless power charging system using the same is applied.

1, the wireless power charging system includes a power supply 110, a wireless power transmission unit 120, and a wireless power reception unit 130. The wireless power transmission unit 120 includes a transmission coil 122 and a first conduction cooling Device 124 as shown in FIG. The wireless power receiving unit 130 includes a receiving coil 132 and a second conduction cooling unit 134.

The wireless power charging system may be roughly classified into a wireless power transmission apparatus including a power supply 110 and a wireless power transmission unit 120, and a wireless power reception apparatus including a wireless power reception unit 130.

The power supply 110 supplies power to the wireless power transmission unit 120 as an external power supply. In one embodiment, the power source 110 may correspond to a power grid, a smart grid, or an energy storage system (ESS) installed in a corresponding location, for supplying electric power to a corresponding area.

The wireless power transmission unit 120 is connected to the power supply 110 and transmits power in a magnetic resonance manner. That is, the wireless power transmission unit 120 generates a magnetic field that vibrates at a resonant frequency in the transmitter coil 122, and transmits power only to the receiver coil 132 designed to have the same resonance frequency. The transmission coil 122 includes a source coil connected to the power source 110 and a superconducting coil to which electricity is induced by a magnetic field generated when a magnetic field is generated by flowing electricity to the source coil. The first conduction cooling device 124 is connected to the superconducting transmission coil to cool the superconducting transmission coil to maintain the temperature below the critical temperature.

Superconductor cooling methods include fluid circulation cooling and conduction cooling. The fluid circulation cooling method is a method of circulating the cryogenic fluid directly around the superconductor. Although the reliability of the cooling is high, the cryogenic pump and the heat exchanger are required to circulate the fluid. The housing surrounding the superconductor and the sealing need. The conduction cooling method is a method of directly connecting a refrigerator and a superconductor with a material having a high thermal conductivity. Although the reliability of the cooling is somewhat lower than that of the fluid circulation cooling method, the cooling system is simple. A wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus and a wireless power charging system using the same according to an embodiment of the present invention can reduce the size and weight of a wireless power transmitting and receiving apparatus and a wireless power charging system using the same by cooling a superconducting coil using a conduction cooling apparatus, The space efficiency and the energy efficiency of the vehicle can be increased.

The wireless power receiving unit 130 receives power from the wireless power transmitting unit 120 in a magnetic resonance manner. The receiver coil 132 has a resonance frequency equal to that of the superconducting coil of the wireless power transmitter and includes a superconducting receiver coil for receiving power from the superconducting coil using frequency resonance between coils, And a load coil to which electricity is induced by the generated magnetic field. The second conduction cooling apparatus 134 is connected to the superconducting receiving coil to cool the superconducting receiving coil so that the temperature of the superconducting receiving coil is kept below the threshold temperature.

The power received through the wireless power receiving unit 130 may be supplied to another system (not shown) connected to the wireless power receiving unit 130 or may be supplied to a battery (not shown) connected to the wireless power receiving unit 130, So that the battery can be charged.

In one embodiment, the wireless power transmission unit 120 may be installed below the indicator 150, and the wireless power receiving unit 130 may be installed below the vehicle 140. When the wireless power receiving unit 130 is installed below the vehicle 140, a magnetic shielding layer is provided on the wireless power transmitting unit 130 to shield the magnetic field from entering the vehicle 140.

When the vehicle 140 having the wireless power receiving unit 130 is parked or stopped in the area where the wireless power transmitting unit 120 is installed, when the vehicle 140 is detected, the wireless power transmitting device switches the power 110 to wireless Power can be supplied to the power transmission unit 120. Accordingly, the vehicle 140 can be supplied with electric power by simply parking or stopping the area where the wireless power transmission unit 120 is installed, and can charge the battery, so that the charging procedure is simplified and the user does not have to spend a separate charging time .

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a wireless power receiving apparatus of FIG. 1. FIG.

Referring to FIG. 2, the receiver coil of the wireless power receiver 130 may be installed in the lower portion 210 of the vehicle opposite to the wireless power transmitter 120. The receiver coil includes a load coil 220 made of a superconducting coil such as a copper coil and a superconducting coil 230 made of a superconducting coil. In one embodiment, the superconducting receiver coil 230 may be spirally wound, and the load coil 220 may be arranged to surround the superconducting receiver coil 230 spirally wound. For example, the superconducting receiver coil 230 may be wound in the form of a rectangle-shaped helix, with the length of one side of the rectangle increasing from the inside to the outside. The load coil 220 may be arranged in a rectangular shape on the same plane as the superconducting receiver coil 230 so as to surround the superconducting receiver coil 230, and a part of the lower side central portion may be opened. An input terminal and an output terminal may be formed at the lower central portion of the load coil 220 to be connected to the battery.

The superconducting receiver coil 230 transmits power to the load coil 220 in a magnetic induction manner. That is, when electricity flows to the superconducting receiver coil 230 to generate a magnetic field, electricity is induced to the load coil 220 by the generated magnetic field. The second conduction cooling apparatus 134 is connected to the superconducting receiving coil 230. In one embodiment, a plurality of conduction cooling apparatuses may be connected to the superconducting receiving coil 230 to enhance cooling reliability. For example, the conduction cooling device may be connected to the start portion, the end portion, and the middle portion of the superconducting receiver coil 230, respectively, to enhance the cooling reliability.

In one embodiment, the wireless power receiving unit 130 receives the superconducting signal from the superconducting receiver coil 230 based on a second temperature sensor (not shown) that senses the temperature of the superconducting receiver coil 230 and a temperature measured by the second temperature sensor. And a second control unit for controlling the second conduction cooling apparatus 134 so that the temperature is kept below the threshold temperature. In one embodiment, the wireless power receiver 130 measures a temperature at each portion of the superconducting receiver coil 230 by disposing a plurality of temperature sensors along the track on which the superconducting receiver coil 230 is wound, One or a plurality of conduction cooling apparatuses can be controlled based on the temperature measured at each temperature sensor.

In another embodiment, the load coil 220 of the wireless power receiving unit 130 may also be a superconducting coil. In this case, the second conduction cooling apparatus 134 or another conduction cooling apparatus may be connected to the superconducting rod coil 220 to cool the superconducting rod coil 220.

The arrangement of the coils of the wireless power transmission unit 120 is the same as that of the wireless power reception unit 130. The transmitting coil of the wireless power transmitting unit 120 may be installed below the surface of the wireless power receiving unit 130 to face the wireless power receiving unit 130. The transmission coil includes a superconducting coil formed of a source coil and a superconducting coil made of a superconducting coil such as a copper coil. In one embodiment, the superconducting transmission coil may be spirally wound, and the source coil may be arranged to surround the superconducting transmission coil spirally wound. For example, the superconducting transmission coil may be wound in a shape of a rectangular-shaped helix, in which the length of one side of the rectangle increases from the inside to the outside. In addition, the source coil may be arranged to surround the superconducting coil in a rectangular shape on the same plane as the superconducting coil, and a part of the lower side central portion may be arranged in an open form. An input terminal and an output terminal may be formed at a corresponding lower side central portion of the source coil and connected to the power source 110.

The source coil transmits power to the superconducting transmission coil in a magnetic induction manner. That is, when electricity is generated in the source coil and a magnetic field is generated, electricity is induced in the superconducting coil by the generated magnetic field. The first conduction cooling device 124 is connected to the superconducting coil. In one embodiment, a plurality of conduction cooling devices may be connected to the superconducting transmission coil to enhance cooling reliability. For example, conduction cooling devices can be connected to the beginning, the end, and the middle of the superconducting transmission coil, respectively, to improve cooling reliability.

In one embodiment, the wireless power transmission unit 120 is configured to control the temperature of the superconducting transmission coil based on a first temperature sensor (not shown) that senses the temperature of the superconducting transmission coil and a temperature measured by the first temperature sensor, And the first conduction cooling device 124 is controlled so that the first conduction cooling device 124 is maintained. In one embodiment, the wireless power transmitter 120 measures a temperature at each portion of the superconducting transmission coil by locating a plurality of temperature sensors along a trail where the superconducting transmission coil is wound, One or more conduction cooling devices can be controlled based on temperature.

In another embodiment, the source coil of the wireless power transmission unit 120 may also be a superconducting coil. In this case, the first conduction cooling device 124 or a separate conduction cooling device may be connected to the superconducting source coil to cool the superconducting source coil.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a wireless power transmission / reception apparatus of FIG. 1 and a wireless power charging system using the same.

The wireless power transmission apparatus includes a power source 310 and a wireless power transmission unit. The wireless power transmission unit includes a source coil 320, a transmission coil 330, and a first conduction cooling apparatus 340. In one embodiment, the transmit coil 330 comprises a superconducting coil. The source coil 320 of the wireless power transmission unit is connected to the power source 310 and the source coil 320 transmits power to the transmission coil 330 in a magnetic induction manner. The first conduction cooling apparatus 340 is connected to the transmission coil 330 and the first conduction cooling apparatus 340 cools the transmission coil 330 so that the temperature of the transmission coil 330 is below the critical temperature. And M S is a mutual inductance value between the source coil 320 and the transmission coil 330.

The wireless power receiving apparatus includes a wireless power receiving unit, and the wireless power receiving unit includes a receiving coil 350, a second conduction cooling apparatus 360, and a load coil 370. The transmitting coil 330 of the wireless power transmitting unit transmits electric power to the receiving coil 350 of the wireless power receiving unit in a magnetic resonance manner and the receiving coil 350 transmits electric power to the load coil 370 in a magnetic induction manner. In one embodiment, the receive coil 350 comprises a superconducting coil. The second conduction cooling apparatus 360 is connected to the receiving coil 350 and the second conduction cooling apparatus 360 cools the receiving coil 350 so that the temperature of the receiving coil 350 is lower than the critical temperature. M is the mutual inductance value between the transmitting coil 330 and the receiving coil 350 and M L is the mutual inductance value between the receiving coil 350 and the load coil 370. A resistor (for example, a battery or the like) 380 may be connected to the load coil 370.

The Q factor quality value Q of the wireless power transmission device and the reception device can be expressed by wL / R. By using the superconducting coil as the transmission coil 330 and the reception coil 350, The value can be greatly reduced. Therefore, by using the superconducting coil as the transmitting coil 330 and the receiving coil 350, the Q-factor value of the wireless power transmitting apparatus and the receiving apparatus can be greatly improved, and a large electric energy (inductance) Of wireless power transmission is possible.

Fig. 4 is a diagram showing S parameters when a copper coil is used, and Fig. 5 is a diagram showing S parameters when a superconducting coil is used.

The S parameter represents the ratio of the input voltage to the output voltage on the frequency distribution. 4 is a view showing S parameters when a copper coil is used as a transmission coil 330 and a reception coil 350 of a wireless power transmission apparatus and a reception apparatus, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing S parameters of a superconducting coil, Of the transmission coil 330 and the reception coil 350, respectively.

4 and 5, it is confirmed that the efficiency when the superconducting coil is used is very high because the transmission efficiency when the copper coil is used and the transmission efficiency when the superconducting coil is used are 60% and 90%, respectively .

The materials of the source coil, the transmission coil, the reception coil, and the load coil used for the wireless power transmission may be all superconducting coils or copper coils. When the coils are fabricated at the same resonant frequency, the superconducting coils and the copper coils Can be used.

While the present invention has been described in connection with certain exemplary embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the invention.

110: Power supply
120: wireless power transmitter
122: Transmission coil
124: first conduction cooling device
130: Wireless power receiver
132: Receiving coil
134: second conduction cooling device

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power;
A wireless power transmission unit connected to the power supply and wirelessly transmitting power;
A wireless power receiver for receiving power from the wireless power transmitter; And
And a battery connected to the wireless power receiver for charging electric power,
The wireless power transmission unit
A source coil connected to the power source;
A superconducting coil for inducing electricity by the generated magnetic field when electricity flows to the source coil to generate a magnetic field; And
And a first conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting transmission coil for cooling the superconducting transmission coil,
The wireless power receiver
A superconducting receiver coil having a resonant frequency equal to that of the superconducting coil of the wireless power transmitter and receiving power from the superconducting coil using inter-coil frequency resonance;
A load coil in which electricity is induced by the generated magnetic field when electricity flows through the superconducting receiver coil to generate a magnetic field; And
And a second conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting receiver coil for cooling the superconducting receiver coil
Wireless power charging system.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the superconducting transmission coil is spirally wound,
Wherein the source coil is arranged so as to surround the superconducting coil which is helically wound.
The method according to claim 1,
The wireless power transmission unit
A first temperature sensor for sensing a temperature of the superconducting coil; And
And a first controller for controlling the first conduction cooling apparatus so that the temperature of the superconducting transmission coil is kept below a critical temperature based on the temperature measured by the first temperature sensor.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the source coil is a superconducting coil,
Wherein the first conduction cooling device is connected to the superconducting source coil to cool the superconducting source coil.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the wireless power transmission unit is installed under the ground.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the superconducting receiver coil is wound in a spiral shape,
Wherein the load coil is arranged so as to surround the superconducting receiver coil spirally wound.
The method according to claim 1,
The wireless power receiver
A second temperature sensor for sensing the temperature of the superconducting receiver coil; And
And a second controller for controlling the second conduction cooling apparatus so that the temperature of the superconducting receiver coil is kept below a critical temperature based on the temperature measured by the second temperature sensor.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the load coil is a superconducting coil,
And the second conduction cooling device is connected to the superconducting rod coil to cool the superconducting rod coil.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the wireless power receiving unit is installed in a lower portion of the vehicle.
10. The method of claim 9,
Wherein a magnetic shielding layer is provided on an upper portion of the wireless power transmission unit to shield a magnetic field flowing into the vehicle.
power; And
And a wireless power transmission unit connected to the power supply and wirelessly transmitting power,
The wireless power transmission unit
A source coil connected to the power source;
A superconducting coil for inducing electricity by the generated magnetic field when electricity flows to the source coil to generate a magnetic field; And
And a first conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting transmission coil for cooling the superconducting transmission coil
A wireless power transmission device.
A superconducting receiver coil having a resonant frequency equal to that of the superconducting coil of the wireless power transmitter and receiving power from the superconducting coil using inter-coil frequency resonance;
A load coil in which electricity is induced by the generated magnetic field when electricity flows to the superconducting receiver coil to generate a magnetic field; And
And a second conduction cooling device connected to the superconducting receiver coil for cooling the superconducting receiver coil
Wireless power receiving device.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein at least one of the superconducting coil and the copper coil is selected and used as the material of the source coil, the transmission coil, the reception coil and the load coil used for the wireless power transmission.
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