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- Power feeding device Power receiving device, power transmission system, power transmission method, mobile device and clock device
- the present invention relates to a power supply device, a power receiving device, a power transmission system, a power supply method, a portable device, and a clock device, which are operatively suitable for transmitting power.
- a small electronic watch such as a wristwatch type generally incorporates a small primary battery, a clock circuit, and a hand movement mechanism, and drives the clock circuit and the hand movement mechanism with power from the primary battery.
- electronic equipment with a built-in primary battery involves problems such as troublesome battery replacement and battery disposal.
- an electronic device has a built-in rechargeable secondary battery and a power supply terminal for charging the secondary battery is provided on the exterior of the electronic watch.
- a power supply terminal is provided on the exterior of an electronic device, there is a problem that the terminal electrode is corroded.
- the power supply terminal is likely to corrode due to the user's sweat or water. For this reason, there is a problem when the reliability of charging is reduced.
- noise may enter the internal circuits of the electronic device from the terminal electrodes, causing the electronic device to malfunction.
- electromagnetic waves radiated from the mobile phone may enter the electronic watch as noise via the power supply terminal and cause malfunction.
- An electronic device that has a data input / output terminal and is capable of inputting and outputting data has a similar problem in terms of noise contamination.
- a system that irradiates an electronic watch with an external electromagnetic wave, receives it inside the electronic watch, and converts the received electromagnetic wave into electric power can be considered.
- metal since metal has the effect of shielding electromagnetic waves, this system has a problem that metal cannot be used for the housing of electronic devices.
- the charger that charges a mobile phone with a built-in secondary battery is larger than a mobile phone, and it is supplied with power from a commercial power supply and generates a voltage to charge the secondary battery. There was a problem that it could not be charged.
- the present invention has been made under the above-described background, and provides a power feeding device that feeds power through vibration, and a power receiving device that receives power by vibration from the power feeding device. Aim. Another object of the present invention is to transmit data using vibration.
- a power supply device converts power into vibration and transmits the vibration to a power receiving device, and includes a contact surface that contacts the power receiving device and a vibration surface that receives vibration.
- a driving circuit converts power into vibration and transmits the vibration to a power receiving device, and includes a contact surface that contacts the power receiving device and a vibration surface that receives vibration.
- the power feeding device converts the power into vibration and outputs the vibration to the power receiving device. Therefore, since it is not necessary to provide a terminal electrode for power supply in the power supply device, corrosion of the terminal electrode and noise mixed in from the terminal electrode can be fundamentally solved.
- the actuator is provided with a piezoelectric element. Since the piezoelectric element can be made thinner, it is suitable for downsizing the device. Further, the actuator may vibrate the vibrating body in a longitudinal direction, that is, vibrate in a direction perpendicular to the contact surface. Further, the actuator may cause the vibrating body to torsionally vibrate.
- the vibrator may be a part of a housing of the power supply device.
- the vibrator can be formed at the same time when the housing is formed. The number of parts of the device can be reduced.
- a power receiving device includes a vibrating body that is displaced by shaking of the device, a converter that converts the displacement of the vibrating body into electric power, and a secondary battery that stores power obtained by the converter. And characterized in that: According to the present invention, it is not necessary to provide a power receiving device with a terminal electrode for power reception, so that corrosion of the terminal electrode and noise mixed in from the terminal electrode can be fundamentally solved. In addition, since the power transmitted to the secondary battery can be stored, the power can be taken out and used even after the power transmission is completed.
- the converter includes a piezoelectric element, and a voltage generated by displacement of the piezoelectric element is taken out as electric power.
- the vibrating body and the converter may be integrally formed, and the converter may extract power in a mechanical resonance state. In this case, since the piezoelectric element is largely displaced mechanically, a large electromotive voltage can be extracted from the piezoelectric element.
- the vibrator may be connected to a housing of the device. Further, a part of the housing of the device may be a vibrator. In this case, since the vibrating body can be formed when forming the housing, the number of components can be reduced.
- a portable device includes a power receiving device, and includes a power consuming unit that operates by receiving power from the secondary battery.
- the portable device may be housed in a housing having a protrusion protruding from an inner wall, and may include a recess into which the protrusion is inserted, and the recess may be configured by the vibrator.
- the portable device is housed in a storage body having a concave portion on the inner wall of the bottom surface, and a convex portion that engages with the concave portion is formed on the bottom surface of the device, and the vibrating body is formed of the device. It may be a housing. In this case, when the user walks with the portable device stored in the housing, the portable device shakes due to the vibration accompanying the walking. Then, the vibrating recess or the housing itself vibrates, and electric power is charged to the secondary battery.
- a timepiece device is a timepiece device provided with a power receiving device, wherein the timepiece receives power supplied from the secondary battery and measures a time.
- the power transmission system includes a power feeding device and a power receiving device, and transmits the vibration of the vibrating body to the vibrating body, thereby providing the power feeding device. And transmitting power to the power receiving device.
- the vibrator is configured to protrude from the power supply device and hold the power supply device. According to the present invention, the vibrator and the holder can be used together.
- a recess is formed in one of the vibrator and the vibrator, and a protrusion is formed in the other, and even if the recess and the protrusion interlock with each other. Good.
- the vibrating body and the vibrating body can be tightly coupled, the vibration can be transmitted efficiently, and the power transmission efficiency can be improved.
- the driving circuit drives the actuator so that the vibrating body vibrates near a natural vibration frequency obtained by integrating the vibrating body and the converting means. In this case, since vibration can be transmitted using resonance, large power can be extracted from the converter.
- the vibrating body may intermittently excite the vibrating body, and the vibrating body may take out electric power in the process of damped vibration.
- a power transmission method is a method for supplying power from a power supply device provided with a power supply, an actuator, and a vibrator to a power receiving device provided with a vibrator, wherein power is supplied from the power supply.
- power can be transmitted through vibration.
- the power transmission method includes a first piezoelectric element and a power supply device including a first vibration transmitting member connected thereto, a second piezoelectric element and a second piezoelectric element connected thereto.
- a method for transmitting power and data using vibration between a power receiving device including a vibration transmitting member comprising: bringing the first vibration transmitting member into contact with the second vibration transmitting member.
- a third period of transmission from the power receiving device to the power feeding device is executed in a time sharing manner. According to the invention, Not only power but also data can be mutually transmitted.
- a voltage is applied to the first piezoelectric element to cause the first piezoelectric element to vibrate, and the first vibration transmitting member is caused by the first piezoelectric element.
- the first vibration transmitting member vibrates the second vibration transmitting member, the second vibration transmitting member vibrates the second piezoelectric element, and the second piezoelectric element vibrates.
- Electric power is taken out based on the voltage, and in the second period, the voltage corresponding to the first time is applied to vibrate the first piezoelectric element, and the first piezoelectric element Vibrates the first vibration transmitting member by the first vibration transmitting member, vibrates the second vibration transmitting member by the first vibration transmitting member, and the second piezoelectric element by the second vibration transmitting member.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a power transmission system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a mechanical configuration of the power transmission system according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a power transmission system according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a timing chart for explaining the operation in the first mode of the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an evening timing chart for explaining the operation in the second mode according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart in the case where the piezoelectric element is driven by intermittent pulses in the modification (1).
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing an example in which the vibration transmitting member is formed integrally with the housing in the modification (2).
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing an example in which the piezoelectric element is fixed to the inner peripheral bottom surface of the housing in the modified example (3).
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing an example in which a convex portion and a concave portion are formed on the vibration transmitting member in the modification (4).
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing an example in which a projection and a hole are formed on the vibration transmitting member in the modification (5).
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a state of torsional vibration in the modification.
- FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of the mobile phone housed in the carrying case in the modification (6).
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of a jack section according to the modification.
- FIG. 14 is a partial cross-sectional view showing another example of the mobile phone housed in a carrying case in the modification.
- FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the mobile phone and the power supply device according to the modification are connected.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the mobile phone housed in a carrying case in the modification.
- FIG. 17 is a plan view of a piezoelectric element according to the modification.
- FIG. 18 is a partial cross-sectional view showing another example of the mobile phone housed in a carrying case in the modification.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a power transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing the mechanical configuration.
- the power transmission system includes a power feeding device A1 and a power receiving device B1.
- the power feeding device A1 converts electric energy into mechanical energy and outputs energy in the form of vibration.
- the power receiving device B1 inputs energy in the form of vibration and converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- the power feeding device A 1 and the power receiving device B 1 are separable.
- the power receiving device B 1 is a wristwatch-type electronic timepiece that the user carries when going out, and A1 corresponds to a charging device that also serves as a stand for an electronic watch at home or the like and charges the electronic watch with electric power.
- the main part of the power supply device A 1 is composed of a power supply 10, a drive circuit 11, an actuator 12, a fixing member 13, a vibration transmitting member 14, and a housing 15.
- the power supply 10 is a device that generates a DC voltage.
- the power supply 10 is configured by an AC-DC converter that rectifies an AC voltage from a commercial power supply to generate a predetermined voltage, or a primary battery such as a dry battery.
- the drive circuit 11 receives the power from the power supply 10 and generates a drive signal V for driving the actuator 12.
- a Colpitts type oscillation circuit can be used as the drive circuit 11, for example.
- Actuyue 12 is shaped like a disk.
- the actuator 12 has a sandwich structure in which piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 are adhered to upper and lower surfaces of a shim plate 120, respectively.
- the shim plate 120 is made of, for example, a thin plate of phosphor bronze or the like, and functions as an elastic plate and as an intermediate electrode of the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122.
- the direction of the electric field applied to the piezoelectric element matches the direction of displacement (strain direction).
- the case is called the vertical effect
- the case where the direction of the electric field is orthogonal to the displacement direction is called the horizontal effect.
- the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 are driven using the vertical effect.
- the polarization directions of the piezoelectric element 122 and the piezoelectric element 122 are set so that they are in the same direction as indicated by the arrow in the figure. Therefore, when the drive signal V is applied, when one of the piezoelectric elements extends in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction (hereinafter, referred to as a vertical direction), the other piezoelectric element simultaneously extends, and the other piezoelectric element extends. When shrinks in the vertical direction, the other piezoelectric element also shrinks at the same time. Therefore, when an AC voltage is applied, the actuating member 12 expands and contracts in the vertical direction. This actuator acts as a converter that converts voltage into vibration.
- the fixing member 1 ′ 3 is fixed to the inner peripheral wall on the side surface of the housing 15 (not shown), and the upper surface thereof is bonded to the lower surface of the piezoelectric element 122. Therefore, the lower surface of the piezoelectric element 122 acts as a fixed surface even when vibration is excited in the actuator 12.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 has a columnar shape, and the lower surface thereof is bonded to the upper surface of the piezoelectric element 121. Further, a through hole having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the vibration transmitting member 14 is formed in the housing 15, and the vibration transmitting member 14 is inserted into the through hole. For this reason, the vibration transmission member 14 protrudes from the housing 15.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 is capable of outputting energy in the form of vibration, and functions as a vibrator for vibrating the power supply device B.
- the main parts of the power receiving device B1 consist of a vibration transmission member 20, a converter 21, a fixed member 22, a rectifier circuit 23, a large-capacity capacitor 24, a timing circuit 25, and a housing 2. Consists of six.
- the vibration transmitting member 20 has a columnar shape, and protrudes from the lower surface of the power receiving device B1 through a through hole formed in the housing 26.
- the power receiving device B 1 is placed on the power feeding device A 1 as shown in FIG. 2, and at this time, the lower surface of the vibration transmitting member 20 is Contact the top surface of 14.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 vibrates in the vertical direction, that is, in a direction perpendicular to the contact surface between the vibration transmitting member 20 and the vibration transmitting member 14, the vibration transmitting member 20 vibrates in the same direction.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 when the vibration transmitting member 14 is regarded as a vibrating body, the vibration transmitting member 20 acts as a vibrating body vibrated by the vibrating body.
- the converter 21 has a disk shape.
- the converter 21 has a sandwich structure in which piezoelectric elements 211 and 212 are attached to a shim plate 210 and upper and lower surfaces, respectively. Further, a fixing member 22 is provided on the upper surface of the piezoelectric element 211. The fixing member 22 is fixed to the inner peripheral wall on the side surface of the housing 26. Therefore, when the vibration transmitting member 20 vibrates, the piezoelectric elements 211, 212 are displaced, so that an electromotive voltage Vg is generated in the piezoelectric elements 211, 212. That is, the converter 21 converts vibration into voltage.
- the rectifier circuit 23 shown in FIG. 1 rectifies the electromotive voltage V g and charges the rectified voltage to the large-capacity capacitor 24.
- the rectifier circuit 23 may be one that performs half-wave rectification or one that performs full-wave rectification, but it is desirable to perform full-wave rectification in terms of efficiency.
- the timing circuit 25 receives the power from the large-capacity capacitor 23 and measures the time.
- the clock circuit 25 is configured to drive a hand movement motor that moves a clock hand (not shown) so as to correspond to the measured time.
- the excitation frequency when the excitation frequency is gradually increased under the condition that the magnitude of the force applied to the mechanical structure is constant, the amplitude of the structure takes a maximum value at a certain frequency, Thereafter, a response such as taking a minimum value is repeated. That is, there are a plurality of frequencies at which the amplitude is maximum.
- the frequencies corresponding to each local maximum are collectively called the natural frequency.
- the mode of vibration corresponding to the lowest natural vibration frequency is referred to as a primary vibration mode, and the mode of vibration corresponding to the next lowest natural vibration frequency is referred to as a secondary vibration mode.
- the frequency of the drive signal V is set so as to substantially match the natural vibration frequency when the vibration transmitting member 14 and the vibration transmitting member 20 are viewed integrally.
- the drive circuit 11 receives power from the power supply 10 and generates a drive signal V.
- the drive signal V is supplied to the actuator 12, the actuator 12 vibrates in the vertical direction.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 vibrates in the vertical direction.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 acts as a vibrator, and vibrates the vibration transmitting member 20 acting as a vibrator.
- the vibration transmitting member 20 is vibrated, and the piezoelectric elements 2 1 1 and 2 1 2 constituting the converter 21 vibrate.
- the frequency of the drive signal V is set so as to substantially match the natural vibration frequency when the vibration transmitting member 14 and the vibration transmitting member 20 are viewed as a unit, so that the frequency of the driving signal V is low under a low mechanical impedance.
- the vibration transmitting members 14 and 20 can vibrate. As a result, the piezoelectric elements 211 and 212 can be largely displaced, and a large electromotive voltage Vg can be obtained.
- the rectifier circuit 23 rectifies the electromotive voltage Vg and charges the rectified voltage to the large-capacity capacitor 24.
- power can be transmitted from the power feeding device A to the power receiving device B.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 and the vibration transmitting member 20 are brought into direct contact, energy can be transmitted to a member having high transmission efficiency. Further, since the frequency of drive signal V is set so as to correspond to the natural vibration frequency of vibration transmitting members 14 and 20, a large electromotive voltage Vg can be obtained.
- This power transmission system is obtained by adding a data transmission function to the power transmission system described in the first embodiment.
- the power supply device A2 in this example has an interface with a personal computer.
- the power receiving device B2 has a data input function using an operation button and a function of converting an analog audio signal into a digital signal and storing the data in a wristwatch-type electronic timepiece.
- FIG. 3 is an electrical block diagram of the power transmission system according to the second embodiment.
- the power feeding device A 2 includes a power supply 10, a drive circuit 11, and a converter 12 ′ (corresponding to the first embodiment 12 of the first embodiment), a selection circuit 16, and a modulation / demodulation circuit 17. And a processing circuit 18 and a control circuit 19.
- the converter 12 ′ has the same mechanical structure as the actuator 12 of the first embodiment.
- converter 1 2 ′ converts electrical energy to kinetic energy in that it converts electrical energy to kinetic energy and also functions as a converter that converts kinetic energy to electrical energy. No difference from the first embodiment.
- the selection circuit 16 connects the drive circuit 11 and the converter 12 2 ′ or connects the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 and the converter 12 ′. Controls whether to connect.
- the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 operates as a modulation circuit when transmitting data Da from the power feeding device A2 to the power receiving device B2.
- data Db is transmitted from B2 to power supply device A2, it operates as a demodulation circuit.
- Various modulation schemes can be used. In this example, return zero (R Z) modulation is used. Return zero modulation has no DC component and is suitable for data transmission by vibration.
- the processing circuit 18 includes an interface 181, a memory 182, and a clock circuit 183.
- This interface 18 1 is connected to an external personal computer and can input and output data overnight.
- the memory 182 stores data captured from a personal computer via the interface 181, or stores data Db transmitted from the power receiving device B2.
- the data Db stored in the memory 182 can be transferred to the personal computer via the interface 181, and the data Db can be processed there. If Db is audio data, the personal computer can reproduce it and make it sound from the speaker.
- the clock circuit 183 is always operating, measures an accurate time, and generates data indicating the current time. This data is output from the processing circuit 18 to the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 as necessary.
- control circuit 19 controls the selection circuit 16, the modulation / demodulation circuit 16, and the processing circuit 18.
- the power receiving device B 2 includes a converter 21 1 ′ (corresponding to the converter 21 of the first embodiment), a rectifier circuit 23, a large-capacity capacitor 24, and a timing circuit 25, and a selection circuit 27.
- a modulation / demodulation circuit 28 a processing circuit 29, and a control circuit 30.
- the converter 2 1 ′ is mechanically the same as the first embodiment 21 of the first embodiment, but converts electric energy into kinetic energy and converts kinetic energy into electric energy.
- the selection circuit 27 is controlled by the control circuit 30 to control whether the rectifier circuit 23 is connected to the converter 21 ′ or the modem circuit 28 is connected to the converter 21 ′. .
- the modulation / demodulation circuit 28 has a complementary relationship with the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 and performs return opening modulation / demodulation.
- the modulator / demodulator circuit 28 operates as a modulation circuit when transmitting data Db from the power receiving device B2 to the power feeding device A2, and the data D is transmitted from the power feeding device A2 to the power receiving device B2.
- the processing circuit 29 includes an input microphone 191, an AD converter 1992, an input button 1993, a memory 1994, and the like.
- the input microphone 1991 converts sound into an electric signal and outputs it to the AD converter 1992.
- the AD converter 192 converts the analog audio signal into digital data and supplies it to the memory 194.
- the memory 194 stores voice data and input data, and also stores data Da transferred from the power supply device A2.
- the input data is input by the user operating the input button 193.
- the processing circuit 29 transfers the data Da to the clock circuit 25.
- the clock circuit 25 can detect the current accurate time, and can automatically adjust the time based on the time.
- the processing circuit 29 is configured to output audio data or input data as needed under the control of the control circuit 30.
- the control circuit 30 controls the selection circuit 27, the modulation / demodulation circuit 28, and the processing circuit 29. Further, the control circuit 30 detects the charging voltage of the large-capacity capacitor 24 and compares this with the first reference voltage and the second reference voltage.
- this power transmission system there is a first mode mainly for power transmission, a second mode for power transmission and data transmission, and a third mode for data transmission next.
- FIG. 4 is a timing chart for explaining the operation in the first mode.
- the first mode power is transmitted from the power feeding device A2 to the power receiving device B2.
- the power receiving device B 2 is used for a long time and the power is hardly stored in the large-capacity capacitor 24, the voltage of the large-capacity capacitor 24 decreases and the modulation / demodulation circuit 28 and the processing circuit 29 Cannot operate normally. Therefore, in such a case, it is useless to transmit the data Da from the power supply device A2 to the power reception device B2.
- the first mode an operation mainly including power transmission is performed, and power is stored in the large-capacity capacitor 24 of the power receiving device B2. Charge. Then, the entire system is controlled so as to shift from the first mode to the second mode when the modulation / demodulation circuit 28, the processing circuit 29, and the like can be normally operated by the charged power.
- the selection circuit 16 is supplied with a control signal CTL.
- the control signal CTL is a signal that goes high during the period Ta and goes low during the period Tb.
- the selection circuit 16 connects the drive circuit 11 to the converter 12 ′ when the control signal CTL is at a high level, and connects the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 to the converter 12 ′ when the control signal CTL is at a low level. I do.
- the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 operates as a demodulation circuit in the first mode.
- the sine-wave drive signal V is applied to the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 of the power supply device A2. Then, the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 vibrate. This vibration is transmitted to the piezoelectric elements 211, 212 of the power receiving device B2 via the vibration transmitting members 14 and 20. As a result, an electromotive voltage Vg as shown in the figure is excited in the piezoelectric elements 211 and 212.
- the power feeding device A2 is in a state of waiting for the data Db1 transmitted from the power receiving device B2.
- Overnight D b 1 instructs switching from the first mode to the second mode.
- the large-capacity capacitor 24 is not sufficiently charged, and the data Dbl is not transferred from the power receiving device B2 to the power feeding device A2. Therefore, the period Ta and the period Tb are repeated, and the first mode is continued until the voltage of the large-capacity capacitor 24 exceeds the first reference voltage.
- Ta> Tb there is a relationship of Ta> Tb.
- FIG. 5 is an evening timing chart for explaining the operation in the second mode.
- the control circuit 30 detects this. Then, the control circuit 30 instructs the processing circuit 29 to output the data Dbl during the period Tb as shown in the figure.
- the processing circuit 29 When the processing circuit 29 outputs the data Dbl according to this instruction, the data Dbl is 8 and supplied to the piezoelectric elements 211 and 212 of the converter 21 ′. Then, the piezoelectric elements 211 and 212 vibrate. When this vibration is transmitted to the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 of the power supply device A2 via the vibration transmitting members 20 and 14, an electromotive voltage Vgl as shown in the figure is excited in the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122.
- the electromotive voltage Vgl is supplied to the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 via the selection circuit 16, where it is demodulated and output as data Dbl.
- This data Dbl is transferred to the control circuit 19 via the processing circuit 18.
- the control circuit 19 detects that the charging of the power receiving device B2 has progressed to some extent, and it has become possible to shift from the first mode to the second mode.
- the control circuit 19 repeats the power transmission, the data reception, and the data transmission corresponding to the second mode, and controls the power feeding device A2 to operate in a time sharing manner.
- Tc shown in the figure corresponds to the power transmission period
- Td corresponds to the data reception period
- Te corresponds to the data transmission period.
- the power transmission period Tc occupying the whole is reduced as compared with the first mode.
- the voltage value of the large-capacity capacitor 24 has risen to such an extent that the modulation / demodulation circuit 28 and the processing circuit 29 can be operated, there is no problem.
- the modulation and demodulation circuit 28 modulates the data Db2 to generate a modulated signal.
- this modulation signal is supplied to the converter 2 1 ′ via the selection circuit 27, a voltage corresponding to the modulation signal is applied to the piezoelectric elements 2 1, 2 12.
- the piezoelectric elements 211, 212 vibrate.
- This vibration is transmitted to the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 of the power supply device A2 via the vibration transmitting members 20 and 14, and the electromotive voltage Vg2 as shown in FIG.
- the electromotive voltage Vg2 is supplied to the modulation / demodulation circuit 17 via the selection circuit 16, where it is demodulated and output as the data Db2.
- the power supply device A2 can obtain the data Db2 overnight.
- the data Da is transmitted from the power feeding device A2 to the power receiving device B2. This process is only the reverse of the data reception period Td, and the description is omitted here. If the data Da is time information indicating the current time, the processing circuit 29 detects this and calculates the data Da. Transfer to circuit 25. Then, the clock circuit 25 adjusts the time based on the time information indicated by the data Da. As a result, the time can be automatically adjusted.
- the control circuit 30 monitors the voltage of the large-capacity capacitor 24, and when the voltage reaches the second reference voltage, the control circuit 30 issues a command Db to instruct the transition from the second mode to the third mode.
- the processing circuit 29 is controlled so as to perform 3.
- the processing circuit 29 when the processing circuit 29 generates the data Db3, the modulation / demodulation circuit 28 ⁇ selection circuit 27 ⁇ converter 21 ′ ′ ⁇ vibration transmission members 20 and 14—converter 16 ⁇ modulation / demodulation circuit
- the data D b 2 is transmitted to the power feeding device A 2 through the path of 17 ⁇ processing circuit 18 ⁇ control circuit 19.
- the control circuit 19 shifts from the second mode to the third mode, and repeats the data reception period Td and the data transmission period Te.
- the use of the power receiving device B2 can be dramatically expanded. For example, if the power receiving device B2 is applied to a mobile phone, it is possible to store the telephone number and the like of a person who has met on the road in the mobile phone, and then return to the house to charge while calling the personal computer. It is possible to arrange numbers.
- the piezoelectric elements 121, 122 of the power supply device were driven using the continuous drive signal V when transmitting power.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the piezoelectric elements 121 and 122 may be driven by intermittent pulses (drive signals having different duty ratios) as shown in FIG.
- the piezoelectric elements 2 1 1 and 2 Power can be extracted from 12. This is particularly effective when the Q value of the resonance characteristics at the natural vibration frequency f is high.
- the pulse width W is set to correspond to 12 periods of the natural vibration frequency f, the vibration will be strengthened at the rise and fall of the pulse, so that the attenuation period can be lengthened.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a case where the vibration transmitting member is formed integrally with the housing.
- a cylindrical vibration transmission member 14 ' is formed in a housing 15 of the power supply device A3.
- a cylindrical vibration transmitting member 20 ' is formed in the housing 26 of the power receiving device B3.
- a disk-shaped shim plate 120 'acting as an elastic body is adhered to the upper surface of the vibration transmitting member 20'.
- Ring-shaped piezoelectric elements 12 1 ′ and 122 ′ are attached to the upper and lower surfaces.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 ' vibrates in the vertical direction
- the vibration transmitting member 20' vibrates in the vertical direction
- the piezoelectric elements 121 'and 122' vibrate in the direction of the arrow in the figure, generating an electromotive voltage. I do.
- the fixing member can be omitted.
- the vibration transmitting members 14 'and 20' can be formed integrally with the housings 15 and 26, the number of parts can be reduced.
- the vibration is transmitted to the piezoelectric element via the vibration transmitting member 20, but the piezoelectric element is fixed to the inner peripheral bottom surface of the housing 26 as shown in FIG. You may make it.
- a portable electronic timepiece in which a piezoelectric element is bonded to a back cover as a sounding means for an alarm.
- the piezoelectric element on the power feeding device side may be directly fixed to the inner peripheral upper surface of the housing.
- the upper surface of the vibration transmitting member 14 and the lower surface of the vibration transmitting member 20 are planes. However, as shown in FIG. 9, a convex portion is formed on the upper surface of the vibration transmitting member 14, and a concave portion that mates with the convex portion is formed on the lower surface of the vibration transmitting member 20. May be performed. Also, the reverse may be applied. In short, if one of the vibrating body and the vibrating body has a concave portion and the other has a convex portion, if the concave portion and the convex portion are engaged with each other. Good. In this case, the vibrating body and the vibrating body can be more closely connected, so that energy can be transmitted efficiently.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 and the vibration transmitting member 20 transmit power and data by vibrating in the vertical direction.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and any type of vibration may be used as long as electric power is transmitted via vibration.
- power transmission can be transmitted using torsional vibration.
- the projections 14a, 14b, and 14c are formed on the vibration transmitting member 14 as shown in FIG. 10, and the projections 14a and 14a are formed on the vibration transmitting member 20.
- Holes 20a, 20b, and 20c are formed to fit with 14b, 14c. Then, as shown in FIG. 11, the projections 14a, 14b, and 14c are inserted into the holes 20a, 20b, and 20c, respectively. In this state, when the vibration transmitting member 14 is torsionally vibrated in the direction of the arrow in the drawing, the vibration transmitting member 20 is also torsionally vibrated, and power and data are transmitted via the torsional vibration.
- the vibration transmitting member 14 is forcibly vibrated by the power supply device, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- a portable device such as a mobile phone while storing the device in a carrying case (storage body)
- power may be supplied to the portable device using vibrations accompanying the movement. Good.
- FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of a mobile phone housed in a carrying case.
- a rectangular parallelepiped connecting pin 140 is formed on the inner peripheral bottom surface of the carrying case C perpendicular to the bottom surface.
- the carrying case C is made of, for example, plastic.
- the connecting pin 140 connecting the carrying case C and the mobile phone D functions as an elastic member. Note that the carrying case C can also be used as a case for storing the mobile phone D in the dashboard of the car.
- the mobile phone D has a housing corresponding to the connecting pin 140 on the bottom of the housing 260.
- a jack section 300 is provided.
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of the jack section 300.
- the jack section 300 is composed of a cylindrical section 301, a vibrating body 302, and piezoelectric elements 303a and 303b.
- the cylindrical portion 301 is formed integrally with the housing 260.
- the vibrating body 302 is formed so as to cover the cylindrical part 301.
- the piezoelectric elements 303 a and 303 b are attached to the side surface of the vibrator 302.
- the vibrating body 302 when the portable case D vibrates under its own weight when the user carries the carrying case C, the vibrating body 302 is deformed. Then, the piezoelectric elements 303 a and 303 b are displaced accordingly.
- the length of the connecting pin 140 is set between the inner bottom surface of the carrying case C and the outer bottom surface of the mobile phone D when the connecting pin 140 is connected to the jack portion 300. Is set to have a gap. Thus, the mobile phone D is easily vibrated.
- the jack section 300 may be configured as shown in FIG.
- the jack part 300 is formed by a part of the housing 260, and the vibrating body 302 is omitted.
- the housing 260 also functions as the vibrator.
- the connecting pin 14 and the jack portion 300 are engaged only at the tip end of the connecting pin 14, and the opening area of the jack portion 300 is increased. For this reason, it is easy to insert the connecting pin 14 into the jack part 300.
- the piezoelectric elements 303a and 303b are used to convert the displacement in the left-right direction into electric power.
- the electromotive force of the piezoelectric elements 303a and 303b is rectified by the rectifier circuit, and then charged to the secondary battery.
- the electronic circuit of a mobile phone operates by receiving power from a secondary battery.
- FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view of a state where the mobile phone D and the power feeding device E are connected.
- the power supply device E is provided at home, in an office, or in a car, and functions as a table for the mobile phone D and also functions as a charger for charging the mobile phone D.
- the housing 150 of the power supply device E has a protruding portion 151 formed thereon.
- a hole is formed in a part of the housing 150, and a connecting pin 140 'is inserted into the hole.
- the portion of the connecting pin 140 ′ protruding from the power supply device E has the same shape as the connecting pin 140 described above.
- a piezoelectric element 125 is provided between the connecting pin 140 formed inside the power supply device E and the projection 151. Have been.
- the piezoelectric element 125 acts as a converting means for converting electric power into vibration, similarly to the actuators 12 described in the first and second embodiments.
- a driving signal is supplied from a driving circuit that operates by receiving power from a power supply (not shown).
- power is generated based on horizontal vibration.
- power is generated based on vertical vibration, and the secondary battery is charged accordingly. Things.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of the mobile phone housed in the carrying case. As shown in this figure, in the mobile phone D, a hole is formed in the center of the bottom surface of the housing 260, and a jack portion is formed by the vibrating body 302 thereon. In addition, a piezoelectric element 303 C having a shape shown in FIG. 17 is attached on the vibrating body 302.
- a columnar connecting pin 141 is formed perpendicular to the bottom surface.
- the diameter of the connecting pin 141 is slightly smaller than the diameter of the jack. Therefore, the mobile phone D can move up and down.
- the connecting pins 141 as the projecting portions are provided on the carrying case C.
- a protrusion 26 1 is provided on the bottom surface of the housing 260, and a recess 26 2 corresponding to the shape of the protrusion 26 1 is formed in the carrying case C. It may be provided.
- the carrier case C and the mobile phone D can be configured with an extremely simple structure.
- mobile phone D When mobile phone D is stored in carrying case C and carried, mobile phone D can be charged automatically. You.
- the user when the user shakes the carrying case C with the mobile phone D stored in the carrying case C, the user can recharge the battery, eliminating the need to use a primary battery. Therefore, problems associated with troublesome battery replacement and battery disposal do not occur.
- the vibrating body 302 may be deformed by vibration, the inner periphery of the jack part 300 and the connecting pins 140, 140 ', and 141 are made of conductive metal. There is no need to do this. Therefore, a waterproof structure can be easily obtained.
- power transmission and reception can be performed using vibration. For this reason, it is not necessary to provide a special terminal for power transmission and data input / output, and the reliability of power transmission and data transmission can be improved and noise can be prevented from being mixed.
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