WO2011048471A1 - 電力供給装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power supply device.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent No. 3 3 2 2 1 1 6
- Rechargeable batteries need to be replaced periodically because their capacity (W h) decreases with increasing usage time.
- W h capacity
- secondary batteries such as mobile phones are always used by repeatedly charging and discharging, the capacity can be easily confirmed from the amount of discharged electricity and discharge time or the amount of charged electricity and charge time. Therefore, it is possible to detect the battery life by detecting the degree of capacity reduction relative to the initial capacity, determining the deterioration state of the secondary battery.
- This invention is made
- an electric power supply apparatus comprising time measuring means for measuring a required time when it is allowed to be determined, and determination means for determining a deterioration state of the secondary battery based on a measurement result of the time measuring means.
- Charging / discharging control means for controlling charging of the secondary battery by the charging means and discharging of the secondary battery by the discharging means, wherein the charging / discharging control means holds the secondary battery at a predetermined timing.
- the charging means may be controlled to charge from the SOC to the second SOC, or the discharging means may be controlled to discharge the secondary battery from the second SOC to the first SOC.
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery can be determined in consideration of the charge / discharge time.
- the determination means includes the time required for charging the secondary battery in the initial state from the first SOC to the second SOC, or the secondary battery in the initial state from the second SOC to the first SOC.
- the deterioration time of the secondary battery may be determined by storing the required time when the battery is discharged to the initial required time and comparing the measurement result of the time measuring means with the initial required time. According to such a configuration, the deterioration state of the secondary battery can be determined by comparing the charge / discharge time with the initial charge / discharge time, and the determination process can be simplified.
- the determination means stores a capacity when the secondary battery in the initial state is the second SOC as an initial capacity, and the secondary battery in the second SOC based on the measurement result of the time measuring means.
- the degradation state of the secondary battery may be determined by deriving the capacity of the secondary battery and comparing the derived capacity of the secondary battery with the initial capacity.
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery can be determined by comparing the capacity of the secondary battery derived based on the charge / discharge time with the initial capacity.
- the secondary battery is used as a backup power source that is charged to a predetermined capacity or more and supplies power to the load device in an emergency, and the charge / discharge control means charges the secondary battery to a backup guarantee SOC or more.
- the backup guarantee SOC may be varied so that the secondary battery has the predetermined capacity or more according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery determined by the determination means. According to such a configuration, the capacity of the secondary battery necessary for the backup can be ensured regardless of the deterioration state of the secondary battery.
- the charge / discharge control means performs charge / discharge control so that the upper limit of the SOC of the secondary battery is less than 100/0, and the secondary battery is set at less than 100 ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2 at the predetermined timing. Either a first SOC may be charged to a second SOC that is 100%, or a second SOC that is 100% may be discharged to a first SOC that is less than 100%. .
- the capacity deterioration of the secondary battery is higher because the degradation rate is fast Kunar remaining capacity is large, until only SOC 1 0 0 (0/0 ) when determining the deterioration state of the secondary battery By recharging, the life of the secondary battery 2 can be extended.
- the secondary battery is used as a backup power source that is charged to a predetermined capacity or more and supplies power to the load device in an emergency, and the charge / discharge control means charges the secondary battery to a backup guarantee SOC or more.
- the backup guarantee SOC may be varied so that the secondary battery has the predetermined capacity or more according to the temperature of the secondary battery.
- the secondary battery required for backup is used regardless of the temperature of the secondary battery. Battery capacity can be secured.
- the present invention has an effect that the deterioration state of the secondary battery can be determined in consideration of the charge / discharge time.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a power supply device of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between S OC (S tat eo Ch Ch arge) of lithium ion batteries and battery voltage.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing capacity deterioration characteristics of a lithium ion battery.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an operation flowchart of the first embodiment.
- FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C are diagrams illustrating the determination operation and the correction operation described above.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the temperature of the secondary battery and the battery capacity.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the relationship between the temperature of the secondary battery and the required S O C.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a simplified relationship between the temperature of the secondary battery and the required SOC.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an operation flowchart of the second embodiment.
- FIGS. 10A, 10B, and 10C are diagrams showing the determination operation and the correction operation described above.
- the power supply apparatus of this embodiment includes a converter circuit 1 (ACDC conversion means) that converts AC power AC consisting of commercial power into AC DC to DC power and supplies it to load equipment, and AC power.
- Power source Secondary battery 2 that functions as a backup power source in the event of an AC power failure, AC power source AC to DC power AC / DC converter, charging circuit 3 (charging means) that charges secondary battery 2 with a constant current, and secondary battery
- charging circuit 3 charging means
- discharge means for discharging 2 (discharge means)
- a charge / discharge controller 5 for controlling each operation of the charging circuit 3 and the discharge circuit 4
- a power failure monitoring circuit 6 power failure monitoring means for detecting a power failure of the AC power supply AC
- a thermistor for detecting the ambient temperature around the secondary battery 2.
- the charge / discharge controller 5 includes a charge / discharge control unit 5a (charge / discharge control unit), a time measuring unit 5b (time measuring unit), and a determination unit 5c (determination unit).
- Power failure monitoring circuit 6 AC power supply AC The occurrence of a power failure is detected based on the voltage, and it is determined that a power failure has occurred when the AC power supply AC voltage drops below the specified value.
- the discharge circuit 4 includes an output switch 4 a (power switching means) connected in series in the power supply path from the secondary battery 2 to the load device L, and a forced discharge circuit 4 connected between both ends of the secondary battery 2. The output switch 4a is on / off controlled by the power failure monitoring circuit 6, and the forced discharge circuit 4b is driven and controlled by the charge / discharge control unit 5a.
- the load device L When the power failure monitoring circuit 6 does not detect a power failure of the AC power supply AC, the load device L is driven by the DC power output from the converter circuit 1. In order to maintain the voltage of the secondary battery 2 at a predetermined voltage, the charge / discharge control unit 5 a operates the charging circuit 3 as necessary to charge the secondary battery 2 with a constant current. Further, the power failure monitoring circuit 6 controls the output switch 4a to be turned off (opened), and the charge / discharge control unit 5a operates the forced discharge circuit 4b.
- the forced discharge circuit 4 b has a function of forcibly bringing the secondary battery 2 into a predetermined discharge state by connecting a pseudo load such as a resistor (not shown) between both ends of the secondary battery 2. During normal operation (when the AC power supply AC is energized), the secondary battery 2 is forcibly discharged.
- the output switch 4a When the output switch 4a is turned on (conducted) when a power failure is detected, the load device Prevents power outages.
- the power failure monitoring circuit 6 turns on the output switch 4a and further outputs a power failure occurrence signal to the charge / discharge control unit 5a.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5a that has received the power failure occurrence signal stops the forced discharge circuit 4b, and the load device L is supplied with DC power from the secondary battery 2 via the output switch 4a.
- the secondary battery 2 Since the secondary battery 2 functions as a backup power source for the load device L in the event of a power failure, it needs a remaining capacity that enables power supply at least during the backup guarantee period.
- the power consumption of the load device of this embodiment is 5 OW and the backup guarantee period is 1 hour (1 h)
- SOC StateofCharge
- the SOC and the voltage of the secondary battery 2 have a proportional relationship as shown in FIG.
- the control unit 5a detects the SOC of the secondary battery 2 by monitoring the battery voltage. Then, the charging / discharging control unit 5a of the present embodiment starts charging the secondary battery 2 by the charging circuit 3 if the SOC of the secondary battery 2 decreases to 50 (%) during normal operation, and the SOC is set to a predetermined value. When reaching a value (eg 60 (%)), charging circuit 3 is stopped. Alternatively, the SOC 50 (%) may be maintained by always charging and compensating the discharge power from the forced discharge circuit 4 b.
- the charging and discharging control unit 5 a the battery voltage is set back up guarantees SOC for backup guarantee (e.g., 50 in the initial state (0/0)) corresponding to the battery voltage (hereinafter, a back-up assurance (Referred to as voltage Vb). If the battery voltage is lower than the guaranteed backup voltage Vb, charging of the secondary battery 2 is started by the charging circuit 3 (S2), and the battery voltage is set to the end of charge set in advance to guarantee the life. SO C It is determined whether or not the battery voltage corresponding to (for example, 60 (%)) (hereinafter referred to as the charge end voltage V s) has been reached (S 3), and if the battery voltage is less than the charge end voltage V s Continue charging operation.
- SOC for backup guarantee e.g., 50 in the initial state (0/0)
- Vb a back-up assurance
- step S4 If the battery voltage exceeds the backup guarantee voltage Vb in step S1, or if the battery voltage reaches the charge end voltage Vs in step S3, the life of the secondary battery 2 is reached. It is determined whether it is the determination time (S4).
- the life judgment time of the secondary battery 2 is set every predetermined cycle (for example, once a month). If it is not the life judgment time, the process returns to step S1 and the above processing is repeated.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5a makes the battery voltage match the initial backup guarantee voltage Vb0 by the charging circuit 3 or the discharging circuit 4, and then the charging circuit 3
- the charging of the secondary battery 2 is started (S5), and the battery voltage corresponds to the second SOC (for example, 1 00 (%)) set in advance for the life determination (hereinafter referred to as 100%). (S6), and if the battery voltage is less than the life judgment voltage Vh, the charging operation is continued.
- the timing unit 5 b counts the time (charging time) required for charging from the initial backup guarantee voltage V b 0 to the life determination voltage V h, and the determination unit 5 c
- the initial backup guarantee voltage V b O is the backup guarantee voltage set for the secondary battery 2 in the initial state (the first SOC equal to the initial backup guarantee SOC (eg, SOC 50 Battery voltage corresponding to (%)).
- the determination process for determining the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 in consideration of the charging time will be described in detail.
- the battery voltage 3.9 (V) corresponding to the first SOC 50% is set to the initial backup guarantee voltage V b 0 and corresponds to the second SOC 100%.
- the charging time (measured charging time) from the initial backup guarantee voltage Vb0 to the life judgment voltage Vh is t1.
- the determination unit 5 c stores an initial charge time t 0 (initial required time) that is a charge time from SOC50% to SOC 100% of the secondary battery 2 in the initial state, and the initial charge time t 0
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is determined from the ratio [t 1 / t 0] of the measured charging time t 1 to the battery. This in the case of,
- the determination unit 5 c may determine the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 based on the capacity of the secondary battery 2 derived in consideration of the charging time. First, as shown in Fig. 5 (b), the battery voltage corresponding to the first SOC50% is set to 3.9 (V) as the initial backup guarantee voltage Vb0, and the battery voltage corresponding to the second SOC1 00 ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2. 4.
- C 1 (W h) t 1 () x P 1 (W) ⁇ Charging SOC (%) x 1 00 (2) (hereinafter referred to as measurement capacity C 1).
- the determination unit 5 c stores in advance the capacity C 0 (Wh) of the secondary battery 2 at the initial SOC 1 00 (%) (hereinafter referred to as initial capacity CO).
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 can be determined by comparing the capacity C 1 of the secondary battery 2 derived based on the charging time with the initial capacity C 0.
- the initial capacity C O (Wh) of the secondary battery 2 is measured by measuring the initial charging time t O using the secondary battery 2 in the initial state (see Fig. 5 (a)),
- life judgment voltage V h may be set to a battery voltage corresponding to, for example, SOC 60 (%) instead of SOC 1 00 (%). It is advantageous to charge to a high SOC.
- the determination unit 5 c determines whether or not the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is proceeding based on the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 obtained by the above formula (1) or (3) (S 8).
- the degradation state decreases to 0.9
- the measured capacity C 1 has decreased to 90 (%) of the initial capacity C0
- the capacity at S OC 100 (%) is 90 (Wh). Therefore, in order to secure the required 50 (Wh) for backup, backup guarantee SOC 56 (%) is required. Therefore, the charge / discharge control unit 5 a sets 4.0 (V) corresponding to the backup guarantee SOC 56 (%) to the backup guarantee voltage V b, so that the backup battery 2 according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is set.
- the guaranteed voltage V b is corrected (S9). And by correcting the backup guarantee voltage V b The charge end voltage V s is also corrected. Thereafter, the charge / discharge control unit 5a performs the charge / discharge control in the normal steps S1 to S3 using the corrected backup guarantee voltage Vb and the charge end voltage Vs (see FIG. 5 (c)), regardless of the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2, 50 (W h) required for backup can be secured. That is, the charge / discharge control unit 5 a sets the SOC of the secondary battery 2 in the normal state according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 determined by the determination unit 5 c.
- the backup guarantee voltage Vb is periodically corrected in steps S5 to S9 above, and the charge end voltage Vs is corrected accordingly, at the time of SOC 100% after charging.
- the measured capacity C 1 (W h) of the secondary battery 2 drops to 55 (W h)
- the user is notified by a notifying means such as an unillustrated indicator light or buzzer, and the secondary battery 2 Prompt the user to replace
- the relationship between the temperature of the secondary battery 2 and the battery capacity decreases as the battery temperature decreases. Therefore, when temperature correction is not performed, if the temperature of the secondary battery 2 decreases, the capacity (W h) required for backup may not be ensured. Therefore, the charge / discharge control unit 5a, as shown in Fig.
- the temperature characteristics of the secondary battery 2 shown in FIG. 7 vary depending on the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2, and for example, when the deterioration state progresses, the capacity (W h) required for backup increases. Therefore, in the present embodiment, there is a configuration in which the temperature characteristics of one pattern are stored for each deterioration state of the secondary battery 2, and a configuration in which the temperature characteristic pattern is changed according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is provided.
- the ambient temperature around the secondary battery 2 that correlates with the temperature of the secondary battery 2 is measured by the thermal mist, and the charge / discharge control unit 5 a displays the environmental temperature measured by the thermal mist in FIG.
- the required backup backup SOC at the current environmental temperature is calculated by checking the temperature characteristics shown, and the backup backup voltage V b and the charge end voltage V s are corrected based on the calculated backup backup SOC.
- the capacity (W h) required for backup can be ensured regardless of the temperature of the secondary battery 2. That is, the charge / discharge control unit 5 a sets the backup guarantee S OC of the secondary battery 2 in the normal state according to the temperature of the secondary battery 2.
- the temperature correction of the backup guarantee voltage Vb by the charge / discharge control unit 5a can be simplified by defining the required SOC for each predetermined temperature range as shown in FIG.
- the configuration of the power supply apparatus of the present embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
- the charge / discharge controller 5 determines the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 in consideration of the discharge time.
- Fig. 9 shows a flowchart of the operation of the power supply device during normal operation.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5a performs the charge / discharge control in the normal steps S1 to S3 using the backup guaranteed voltage Vb and the charge end voltage Vs as in the first embodiment, In step S4, for example, if it is not once the life judgment time of Z month, the process returns to step S1 and the above processing is repeated.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5a uses the charging circuit 3 to match the battery voltage to the life determination voltage Vh, and then the second discharge is performed by the forced discharge circuit 4b of the discharge circuit 4.
- battery 2 starts discharging (S 1 5), determines whether or not the battery voltage has dropped to the initial backup guaranteed voltage V b 0 (S 1 6), and the battery voltage reaches the initial backup guaranteed voltage V b 0 If it exceeds, the discharge operation continues.
- the time measuring unit 5 b measures the time (discharge time) required for the discharge from the life judgment voltage V h to the initial backup guarantee voltage V b 0, and the judgment unit 5 c performs step S 1 If the battery voltage has dropped to the initial backup guaranteed voltage Vb 0 in 6, the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is determined based on the discharge time (S 17).
- the battery voltage corresponding to the first SOC 50% is set to 3.9 (V) as the initial backup guarantee voltage V b 0, and the battery voltage corresponding to the second SOC 100%.
- V the life judgment voltage V h
- V t the discharge time (measured discharge time) from the life judgment voltage V h to the initial backup guarantee voltage V b O is t 1 1.
- the determination unit 5 c stores an initial discharge time t 1 0 (initial required time) that is a discharge time from the SOC 10 Oo / 0 to S OC 50% of the secondary battery 2 in the initial state,
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is determined from the ratio of the measured discharge time t 1 1 to the initial discharge time t 1 0 [t 1 1 t 1 0]. in this case,
- the determination unit 5 c may determine the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 based on the capacity of the secondary battery 2 derived in consideration of the discharge time. First, as shown in Fig. 10 (b), the battery voltage 3.9 (V) corresponding to the first SOC 50% is set as the initial backup guaranteed voltage V b O, and the second SOC 1 00 ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2.
- the battery voltage 4.2 (V) is defined as the life judgment voltage V h
- the discharge power of the forced discharge performed by the forced discharge circuit 4 is P 1 1 (W)
- the discharge time (measured discharge time) from the life judgment voltage V h to the initial backup guarantee voltage V b O is t 1 1.
- the capacity C 1 1 (Wh) of the current secondary battery 2 at SOC 1 00 (%) is
- C 1 1 (Wh) t 1 1 (h) x P 1 1 (W) ⁇ discharge SOC (%) x 1 00 (6) (hereinafter referred to as measurement capacity C 1 1).
- the determination unit 5 c determines the capacity C of the secondary battery 2 at the initial SOC 1 00 (%). 1 0 (Wh) is stored in advance (hereinafter referred to as initial capacity C 1 0), and the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is
- the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 can be determined by comparing the capacity C 11 of the secondary battery 2 derived based on the discharge time with the initial capacity C 10.
- the initial capacity C 1 0 (Wh) of the secondary battery 2 is measured by measuring the initial discharge time t 1 0 using the secondary battery 2 in the initial state (see Fig. 10 (a)).
- the life judgment voltage V h may be set to a battery voltage corresponding to, for example, SOC 60 (%) instead of SOC 1 00 (%), but in terms of judgment accuracy because the discharge time is shortened, It is advantageous to discharge from a high SOC.
- the determination unit 5 c determines whether or not the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is proceeding based on the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 obtained by the above formula (5) or (7) ( S 1 8).
- the degradation state drops to 0.9
- the measured capacity C 1 is reduced to 90 ( ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2) of the initial capacity CO, and the capacity at SOC 100 (%) is 90 (Wh). . Therefore, in order to secure the required 50 (Wh) for backup, backup guarantee SOC 56 (%) is required.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5 a sets 4.0 (V) corresponding to the backup guarantee SOC 56 (%) to the backup guarantee voltage V b, so that the backup battery 2 according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 is set.
- the guaranteed voltage V b is corrected (S 19).
- the charging end voltage V s is also corrected by correcting the backup guarantee voltage V b.
- the charge / discharge control unit 5a performs the charge / discharge control in the normal time of steps S1 to S3 using the corrected backup guaranteed voltage Vb and the charge end voltage Vs (FIG. 1).
- 0 (see c)) 50 (Wh) required for backup can be secured regardless of the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2. That is, the charging / discharging control unit 5a sets the backup guarantee SOC of the secondary battery 2 at the normal time according to the deterioration state of the secondary battery 2 determined by the determination unit 5c.
- the backup guaranteed voltage Vb is periodically corrected in steps S15 to S19 above, and the charge end voltage Vs is corrected accordingly, and the current secondary battery at SOC 1 00% is obtained.
- the measured capacity C 1 1 (Wh) of 2 drops to 55 (Wh)
- the charge / discharge control unit 5 a performs temperature correction of the backup guarantee voltage V b and the charge end voltage V s based on the environmental temperature measured by the thermistor 7.
- the forced discharge circuit 4 b of the discharge circuit 4 is used for the discharge of step S 15 to simplify the configuration.
- a discharge means having a configuration different from that of the discharge circuit 4 is used. May be provided
- the power consumption of the load device L may be used for discharging.
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