TWM484854U - Damped charging device - Google Patents

Description

Damping charging device

The present invention relates to a damping charging device capable of converting a DC-free continuous power having no frequency response into a frequency-responsive electric energy and charging the battery to accelerate the charging speed, and during the charging process, there is no consumption of electric energy.

1 shows a conventional charging device 11 which can be connected to the power generating device 10 at one end and to the capacitor battery 12 at the other end. With the charging device 1, the electric energy output from the electric energy generating device 10 can be charged into the capacitor battery 12. The capacitor battery 12 can release power for the load 13 to work. The electric energy generating device 10 may be a regenerative energy generating device or a power supply device.

The conventional charging device 11 includes a transformer 14, a control circuit 15, and a rectifying diode 16. The transformer 14 is capable of raising or lowering the voltage output from the electric energy generating device 10. The control circuit 15 mainly controls the transmitted power to be a constant current and a constant voltage. The rectifying diode 16 is capable of rectifying the transmitted power into a DC type having no frequency response.

The transformer 14 in Fig. 1 is a voltage regulating output of the electric energy outputted by the electric energy generating device, and can be regarded as a power supply, and the internal resistance is r. The capacitor cell 12 can be considered as a load relative to the transformer 14 which produces an impedance R during charging. During the charging process, the power is charged into the capacitor battery in a voltage state to increase the potential level of the capacitor battery 12. Therefore, the charging battery 12 generates heat during the charging process. The transformer 14 outputs a continuous power pair The capacitor battery 12 is charged for work and is bound to face maximum power transfer (MPTT). When the impedance R of the capacitor battery 12 is the same as the internal impedance r of the power transmission path of the transformer 14, the electric power is the maximum output, that is, Poutmax = 1/2 Pin. Therefore, more than half of the power is consumed in the circuit, and it falls into a dilemma where the charging efficiency is too low.

FIG. 1 shows a conventional charging device 11 that charges a capacitor for a long time due to a capacitive anti-law force (reacting an electrostatic force that changes across the voltage across the capacitor). Further, when the transformer 14 outputs electric power of a large current, the capacitor battery 12 is burnt and the charging operation cannot be completed.

This creation primarily provides a damped charging device that can be quickly charged without the problem of maximum power transfer.

In order to achieve the above objectives, the creation must abandon the traditional way of increasing the potential level of the capacitor battery, and convert the power into a frequency-responsive electrical energy and then charge it into the capacitor battery.

The damping charging device disclosed in the present invention comprises: a power output device, a control circuit, a damping inductor, and a high frequency oscillation switch. The power output device is connectable to the power generating device. A capacitor battery to be charged by the charging device has a positive terminal connected to the damper inductor and a negative terminal connected to the high frequency oscillating switch.

The power output device can output a power source by boosting or stepping down the power output by the power generating device. The control circuit is capable of regulating the power outputted by the power output device in a state of constant current and constant voltage. The damping inductor comprises a silicon steel core, an amorphous core, and a coil. The inductance value of the silicon steel core will follow the frequency The rate increases with an increase; the inductance value of the amorphous enamel core decreases as the frequency increases. By virtue of the operation of the high-frequency oscillation switch, the damping inductor acts as a high-frequency storage and discharge to offset the capacitive anti-fader force. The damper inductor is capable of discharging electrical energy having a frequency response to charge the capacitor battery.

The power output device may be a transformer or a power supply.

The high frequency oscillation switch may be a fast diode having a fast gate characteristic.

The electric energy generating device may be a regenerative energy generating device or a household power source.

1‧‧‧Dampening charging device

2‧‧‧Dampening charging device

10‧‧‧Electrical energy generator

11‧‧‧Charging device

12‧‧‧Capacitive battery

13‧‧‧ load

14‧‧‧Transformers

15‧‧‧Control circuit

16‧‧‧Rectifying diode

17‧‧‧Secondary battery

20‧‧‧Power output device

21‧‧‧Transformers

30‧‧‧Control circuit

40‧‧‧Damping inductance

41‧‧‧矽Steel core

42‧‧‧Non-crystalline core

43‧‧‧ coil

50‧‧‧High frequency oscillation switch

51‧‧‧ fast diode

60‧‧‧ super capacitor

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a charging circuit of a first conventional charging device.

Figure 2 is a block diagram of a circuit for charging in the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of charging according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a circuit diagram of the high frequency oscillation switch in the circuit diagram shown in Figure 3 replaced by a fast diode.

Figure 5 is a first embodiment of a damper inductor structure.

Figure 6 is a second embodiment of a damper inductor structure.

Figure 7 is a block diagram of a charging circuit of a second embodiment of the authoring charging device.

FIG. 8 is a charging circuit diagram of a second embodiment of the authoring charging device.

Please refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3. The damping charging device 1 disclosed in the present invention comprises: a power output device 20, a control circuit 30, a damping inductor 40, and a high frequency oscillation Off 50. The power output device 20 can be connected to an electric energy generating device 10, which mainly boosts or depressurizes the electric energy output from the electric energy generating device 10 and outputs the power. The capacitor battery 12 to be charged by the damper charging device 1 has its positive terminal connected to the damper inductor 40 and the negative terminal connected to the high frequency oscillating 50 switch. The electric energy generating device 10 may be a regenerative energy generating device or a household power source.

The control circuit 30 is electrically connected to the power output device, and the current is stably transmitted under a state in which the power output from the power output device is regulated at a constant current and a constant voltage. The control circuit 30 is a conventional technique.

The damping inductance is electrically connected to the control circuit. See Figure 5 and Figure 6. The damper inductor 40 includes a silicon steel core 41, an amorphous enamel core 42, and a coil 43. The silicon steel core 41 and the amorphous core 42 are placed against each other, and the coil 43 is simultaneously wound around the silicon steel core 41 and the amorphous core 42. The inductance value of the silicon steel core 41 increases as the frequency increases. The inductance value of the amorphous enamel core 42 decreases as the frequency increases. When the current passes through the damper inductor 40, its inductance will generate self-oscillation to offset the anti-law force of the capacitive load (the larger the capacity of the capacitor battery, the greater the anti-fader force). Without increasing the temperature of the damping inductor 40, naturally no energy consumption is caused. In Fig. 5, the silicon steel core 41 and the amorphous core 42 are rod-shaped. In FIG. 6, the silicon steel core 41 and the amorphous core 42 are both annular.

By the operation of the high-frequency oscillation switch 50, the damper inductor 40 is continuously operated for high-frequency storage and discharge. When the high frequency oscillation switch 50 is in the ON state, the damping inductance 40 stores electric energy. When the high frequency oscillation switch 50 is in the OFF state, the damping inductor 40 releases the stored electrical energy to charge the capacitor battery 12. Released by the damping inductor 40 It is electrical energy with a frequency response. Therefore, the damped charging device 1 of the present invention charges the electric energy having the frequency response into the capacitor battery 12, and the conventionally-discharged continuous power without frequency response is charged into the capacitor battery 12 to improve the capacitor battery. The 12 potentials are different.

The damper charging device 1 of the present invention charges electric energy having a frequency response into the capacitor battery 12, and naturally, the capacitor battery 12 is easily charged, and the charging speed can be accelerated. Since the anti-fader force is eliminated, the charging frequency can be raised to the limit without causing a problem of temperature rise of the capacitor battery 12.

The power output device 20 may be a transformer 21 that can boost or depress the power output from the power generating device 10 and output the power. The power output device can be a power supply to directly output power. Referring to FIG. 4, the high frequency oscillation switch 50 can be a fast diode 51 having a fast gate characteristic, such as a Schottky diode, which can reach the limit of frequency.

The damper charging device 1 shown in FIG. 2 to FIG. 4 mainly charges the capacitor battery 12 . The capacitor battery 12 itself has a capacitive characteristic and can generate a damping effect of the buffer. If the damper charging device 1 mainly charges the secondary battery, the secondary battery is burnt due to the excessive frequency of the electric energy. FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 show another embodiment of the present creation. The damper charging device 2 includes a power output device 20, a control circuit 30, a damper inductor 40, and a high frequency oscillating switch 50, and further includes a super capacitor 60 provided with a large capacity. The super capacitor 60 is connected in series with the damping inductor 40, and forms a damper with the damping inductor 40. The secondary battery is charged 17 by the damping effect of the super capacitor 60.

During the storage and discharge of the damper inductor 40, the inductance will generate self-oscillation, without increasing the temperature of the inductor, and naturally no energy consumption will be caused. This creation charging type The state in which the damper inductor 40 releases the frequency-reactive electric energy (electron flow) is charged into the capacitor battery 12, so there is no problem of maximum power shift (MPTT, ie, Poutmax=1/2 Pin). In addition to the slight consumption of current transfer in the circuit, the damped charging device 1 of the present invention can charge all of the electrical energy into the capacitive battery 12. The charging method of the present invention is to charge the frequency-responsive electric energy (electron flow) into the capacitor battery, which is different from the potential level of the boost capacitor battery 12 in FIG. 1, so that the capacitor battery 12 can be quickly charged. There will be no warming.

The above description is by way of a detailed description of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Anyone who is familiar with such a skilled person can understand, and appropriate changes and adjustments will not lose the essence of this creation, and will not deviate from the spirit and scope of this creation.

1‧‧‧Charging device

10‧‧‧Electrical energy generator

12‧‧‧Capacitive battery

20‧‧‧Power output device

21‧‧‧Transformers

30‧‧‧Control circuit

40‧‧‧Damping inductance

50‧‧‧High frequency oscillation switch

51‧‧‧ fast diode

Claims (12)

A damping charging device, especially a damping charging device for charging a capacitor battery; the damping charging device comprises: a power output device capable of connecting with an electric energy generating device and capable of raising the electric energy outputted by the electric energy generating device a power supply after the action of voltage or voltage reduction; a control circuit electrically connected to the power output device, and capable of regulating the power output of the power output device under a constant current and a constant voltage; An inductance is electrically connected to the control circuit; the damping inductor comprises a core of a silicon steel sheet, an amorphous core, and a coil; the core of the silicon steel sheet is attached to the amorphous core Abutting together, the coil simultaneously wraps the core of the silicon steel sheet and the amorphous core; the inductance value of the core of the silicon steel sheet increases with frequency; the inductance value of the amorphous core is related to frequency Adding and lowering; and, a high frequency oscillation switch; in the above, the positive end of the capacitor battery is connected to the damping inductor, and the negative end is connected to the high frequency oscillation switch; High frequency oscillation of the actuating switch, so that the damping power storage inductor for high frequency discharge effect; the damping inductor capable of releasing electrical energy having a frequency response, to charge the capacitor battery. The damper charging device according to claim 1, wherein the power output device is a transformer capable of boosting or stepping down the electric energy output from the electric energy generating device. The damper charging device of claim 1, wherein the power output device is a power supply capable of converting AC to DC. The damper charging device according to claim 2, wherein the electric energy generating device is one of a regenerative energy generating device, a household power source, and the like. The damper charging device of claim 1, wherein the high frequency oscillating switch is a fast diode having a fast gate characteristic. The damper charging device of claim 5, wherein the fast diode is a Schottky diode. A damping charging device, in particular a damping charging device for charging a secondary battery; the damping charging device comprises: a power output device capable of connecting with an electric energy generating device and capable of performing electric energy output by the electric energy generating device a power supply after boosting or stepping down; a control circuit electrically connected to the power output device, and capable of regulating the power output of the power output device in a state of constant current and constant voltage; a damper inductor electrically connected to the control circuit; the damper inductor includes a silicon steel core, an amorphous enamel core, and a coil; the silicon steel core and the amorphous enamel core Abutting together, the coil simultaneously wraps the core of the silicon steel sheet and the amorphous core; the inductance value of the core of the silicon steel sheet increases with frequency; the inductance value of the amorphous core is related to frequency a supercapacitor, which is connected in series with the damper inductor; the supercapacitor and the damper inductor form a damper; and, a high frequency oscillating switch In the above, the positive terminal of the secondary battery is connected to the super capacitor, and the negative terminal is connected to the high frequency oscillation switch; by the operation of the high frequency oscillation switch, the damping inductor is used for high frequency storage and discharge; The damper inductor is capable of discharging electric energy having a frequency response, and charging the secondary battery by the damping effect of the super capacitor. The damper charging device of claim 7, wherein the power output device is A transformer capable of boosting or stepping down the electric energy output from the electric energy generating device. The damper charging device of claim 7, wherein the power output device is a power supply capable of converting AC to DC. The damper charging device according to claim 7, wherein the electric energy generating device is one of a regenerative energy generating device, a household power source, and the like. The damper charging device of claim 7, wherein the high frequency oscillating switch is a fast diode having a fast gate characteristic. The damper charging device of claim 11, wherein the fast diode is a Schottky diode.