WO2011160406A1 - 无线供电系统及其自适应调整方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a wireless power supply technology, and in particular to a self-adaptive adjustment method for a wireless power supply system and a corresponding wireless power supply system.
- Wireless technology has long remained in the field of information applications, such as the wireless transmission of signals, and its power transmission characteristics have not been developed as it should. Therefore, the electronic devices that people use every day must be equipped with a dedicated power adapter to electrically connect to AC mains or configure the battery to provide power to the electronic device.
- the existing power adapter needs to be electrically connected to the electronic device by the power cord, and the limitation of the power cord makes the electronic device extremely inconvenient to move.
- wireless power supply technology has been developed that uses wireless methods to transmit electrical energy to electronic devices. Please refer to the picture
- the existing wireless power supply system 100 includes a power transmitting unit 110 and a power receiving unit 120, wherein the power transmitting unit 110 generally includes a power supply 111, a control circuit 112, an oscillating circuit 113, and a transmitting coil 114;
- the receiving unit 120 generally includes a receiving coil 121 and a rectifying and filtering circuit 122.
- the power supply 111 of the power transmitting unit 110 is used to convert the AC mains into the DC voltage required by each circuit in the power transmitting unit 110 (for example, the control circuit 112 and the oscillation circuit 113), and the oscillation circuit 113 is used to generate a DC voltage.
- the frequency signal, the control circuit 112 is electrically connected to the oscillation circuit 113 to control the main oscillation frequency f0 of the frequency signal generated by the oscillation circuit 113, and the transmission coil 114 generates a resonance frequency fl according to the main oscillation frequency f0 of the frequency signal to output electric power.
- the receiving coil 121 in the power receiving unit 120 is electromagnetically coupled with the transmitting coil 114 to receive the power output by the power transmitting unit 110 to generate an alternating voltage having a certain resonant frequency G, and the rectifying and filtering circuit 122 is configured to convert the alternating current voltage into a direct current. Voltage.
- the main oscillation frequency fO of the frequency signal generated by the oscillation circuit 113, the resonance frequency fl of the transmission coil 114, and the resonance frequency of the reception coil 121 are ideal.
- the resonant frequencies fl and f2fl, £2 of the transmitting coil 114 and the receiving coil 121 may drift, causing the resonance of the transmitting coil 114 and the receiving coil 121.
- the difference between the frequency fl and the £2 is large and does not match each other, and deep electromagnetic coupling cannot be performed. Therefore, the output power of the wireless power supply system 100 is unstable, and normal operation cannot be performed.
- the invention provides an adaptive adjustment method for a wireless power supply system, which can automatically adjust the main vibration frequency so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonance frequency of the power transmission unit and the power receiving unit coil, so that the system maintains a stable power output. Achieve relative stability of the system.
- the invention also provides a wireless power supply system with adaptive adjustment function, which can automatically adjust the main vibration frequency so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonance frequency of the power transmitting unit and the power receiving unit coil, so that the system maintains stable power. Output, to achieve relative stability of the system.
- the present invention provides an adaptive adjustment method for a wireless power supply system, the wireless power supply system including a power transmission unit including a power supply, an oscillating circuit, a control circuit, and a transmitting coil, the oscillating circuit generating a frequency signal of a main vibration frequency, the transmitting coil and a receiving coil of a power receiving unit inductively generate electric energy
- the adaptive adjusting method includes: detecting a working condition of the power transmitting unit, and determining the power according to the detected operating condition Whether the transmitting unit meets the normal working condition of the wireless power supply system; and determining whether to adjust the main vibration frequency of the oscillating circuit according to the above judgment result such that the main vibration frequency of the oscillating circuit is located between the transmitting coil and the resonant frequency of the receiving coil.
- the step of detecting the operating condition of the power transmitting unit and determining whether the power transmitting unit meets the normal working condition of the wireless power feeding system according to the detected operating condition comprises: Step A: detecting a current current in the transmitting coil Step B: Determine whether the current current in the transmitting coil is within the normal operating current range of the transmitting coil when the wireless power supply system is in normal operation.
- the step of determining whether to adjust the main oscillation frequency of the oscillating circuit such that the main oscillating frequency of the oscillating circuit is between the resonant frequency of the transmitting coil and the receiving coil according to the above judgment result comprises: Step C: according to the above step B
- the result of the determination determines whether to adjust the main oscillation frequency of an oscillating circuit such that the current current in the transmitting coil is within its normal operating current range.
- the normal operating current range of the transmitting coil is between an allowable minimum current value and an allowable maximum current value.
- the step ⁇ includes: Step B1: determining whether the current current in the transmitting coil is greater than the allowable minimum current value in the normal operating current range and less than the allowable maximum current value; and step ⁇ 2: when the foregoing judgment result is If yes, it is determined that the current current in the transmitting coil is within its normal operating current range; otherwise, it is determined that the current current in the transmitting coil is not within its normal operating current range.
- step C if the main oscillation frequency of the oscillating circuit needs to be adjusted so that the current current in the transmitting coil is within its normal operating current range, the step further includes: Step C1: making the oscillating circuit The main vibration frequency is increased by a fixed frequency variable; Step C2: detecting the current in the transmitting coil at this time, and using the current as a positive adjustment current; Step C3: determining whether the positive adjustment current is greater than the adjustment of the main oscillation frequency The current current in the transmitting coil; and step C4: when the above judgment result is YES, the positive current is used as the current current in the transmitting coil, and the step ⁇ is returned; otherwise, the oscillation circuit is made at this time.
- the main vibration frequency is reduced by two of the fixed frequency variables, the current in the transmitting coil is detected at this time, and the current is used as a negative adjustment current, and the negative adjustment current is used as the current current in the transmitting coil, and the returning step Hey.
- the method further includes: Step D1: determining whether the current current in the transmitting coil exceeds the allowable maximum current value of the normal operating current range of the transmitting coil; and step D2: when the foregoing determination result is At the time, a warning is issued or the wireless power supply system is automatically turned off; otherwise, the step ⁇ is performed.
- the present invention also provides an adaptive adjustment method for a wireless power supply system, the wireless power supply system including a power transmitting unit and a power receiving unit, the power transmitting unit including an oscillating circuit and a transmitting coil, the oscillating circuit generating a frequency having a main oscillating frequency a signal, the power receiving unit includes a receiving coil, and the transmitting coil and the receiving coil induce an electric energy.
- the adaptive adjusting method includes: Step ⁇ : detecting a working condition change value of the power transmitting unit; and Step F: according to the power transmitting unit
- the change value of the operating condition controls the adjustment of the main vibration frequency so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonant frequency of the changed power transmitting unit and the receiving unit coil, so that the system maintains a stable power output.
- the present invention further provides a wireless power supply system having an adaptive adjustment function, including: a power transmitting unit and a power receiving unit.
- the power transmitting unit includes a power supply, an oscillating circuit, a control circuit, and a transmitting coil.
- the oscillating circuit is configured to generate a frequency signal having a main oscillating frequency;
- the control circuit is electrically connected to the oscillating circuit to adjust the main damper circuit And the transmitting coil generates an oscillating frequency to emit electric energy according to the main vibration frequency of the oscillating circuit.
- the power receiving unit is configured to receive the electrical energy emitted by the power transmitting unit.
- the control circuit includes a current detecting circuit, a determining circuit and a processor.
- the current detecting circuit is configured to detect a current current in the transmitting coil; the determining circuit is configured to determine whether the current current in the transmitting coil is within a normal operating current range of the transmitting coil when the wireless power supply system is working normally;
- the processor is electrically connected to the determining circuit and the oscillating circuit to determine whether to adjust the main vibration frequency of the oscillating circuit according to the determination result so that the current current in the transmitting coil is within a normal operating current range thereof.
- the adaptive adjustment method of the wireless power supply system and the wireless power supply system with adaptive adjustment function of the invention can automatically adjust the main vibration frequency, so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonance frequency of the transmitting coil and the receiving coil, so that the system maintains stable stability.
- the power output ensures that the wireless power supply system can work normally and stably.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional wireless power supply system.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a wireless power supply system with adaptive adjustment function according to an embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an adaptive adjustment method of a wireless power supply system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a wireless power supply system with an adaptive adjustment function according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the wireless power supply system 200 is similar to the wireless power supply system 100 shown in FIG. 1, and includes a power transmitting unit 210 and a power receiving unit 220, wherein the power transmitting unit 210 includes a power supply 211, a control circuit 212, and an oscillation.
- the circuit 213 and the transmitting coil 214; and the power receiving unit 220 includes a receiving coil 221 and a rectifying and filtering circuit 222.
- the above electronic components are similar to the electronic components shown in FIG. 1, and will not be described again.
- control circuit 212 further includes a current detecting circuit 2021, a determining circuit 2122, and a processor 2123.
- the current detecting circuit 2121 is electrically connected to the transmitting coil 214 to detect the current current in the transmitting coil 214;
- the determining circuit 2122 is electrically connected to the current detecting circuit 2121 to determine whether the current current in the transmitting coil 214 is in the normal state of the wireless power supply system 200.
- the working circuit 2123 is electrically connected to the determining circuit 2122 and the oscillating circuit 213 to determine whether to adjust the main vibration frequency fO of the oscillating circuit 213 according to the above-mentioned determination result so that the main vibration frequency fO is located.
- the resonant frequency fl of the transmitting coil 214 is between the resonant frequency of the receiving coil 221 and the resonant frequency of the receiving coil 221, so that the output power of the system remains stable.
- the wireless power supply system 100 with adaptive adjustment function of the present invention uses the current flowing into the transmitting coil 214 to determine whether its resonant frequency fl matches the resonant frequency of the receiving coil 221, and if it does not match, the main of the adjusting oscillating circuit 213 is utilized.
- the vibration frequency fO is such that the main oscillation frequency fO is located between the resonance frequency fl of the transmitting coil 214 and the resonance frequency of the receiving coil 221, and further adjusts the output power of the transmitting coil 214, and also causes the main oscillation frequency fO and the transmitting coil.
- the resonant frequencies fl and £2 of the 214 and the receiving coil 221 are kept similar, so that the wireless power supply system 100 maintains a stable power output, enabling stable and normal operation.
- the resonance frequencies of the two coils are close to each other, and the wireless power supply system 200 can perform normal operation, and power transmission can be stably performed.
- the normal operating current range of the coil is at the allowable minimum current value Imin and the allowable maximum current value Imax.
- the resonant frequency at which the coil can stably perform power transmission is between the two critical resonant frequencies corresponding to the allowable minimum current value Imin.
- the present invention also provides an adaptive adjustment method for a wireless power supply system, which is based on determining the amount of current flowing into the transmitting coil to determine whether the frequency variable needs to be compensated to the oscillating circuit 213.
- the current flowing into the transmitting coil 214 is maintained in an appropriate range to meet the operational requirements. That is, detecting and determining the operating conditions (current, electric power, etc.) of the power transmitting unit 210, and controlling the adjustment of the main vibration frequency so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonant frequency of the coils of the power transmitting unit 210 and the power receiving unit 220 after the change. , to maintain a stable power output.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an adaptive adjustment method of a wireless power supply system according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the method includes detecting current current II in transmit coil 214 using current sense circuit 2121. Then, the judging circuit 2122 judges whether or not the current current II in the transmitting coil 214 exceeds the allowable maximum current value Imax in the normal operating current range of the transmitting coil. Since the current of the coil should not exceed the maximum allowable current when electromagnetic coupling is performed, once the above judgment result is YES, it indicates that the wireless power supply system 200 is in a dangerous state, and an alarm should be issued or the wireless power supply should be automatically turned off. System 200. When the above judgment result is NO, the judging circuit 2122 continues to judge whether or not the current current II in the transmitting coil 214 is within its normal operating current range.
- the determining circuit 2122 determines whether the current current II in the transmitting coil 214 is greater than the allowable minimum current value Imin in its normal operating current range; when it is greater than the allowable minimum current value Imin, it represents the current current in the transmitting coil 214. Within its normal operating range, the wireless power supply system 200 can operate stably. On the contrary, when it is judged that the current current II in the transmitting coil 214 is less than the allowable minimum current value Imin, it represents that the current current II is in the abnormal operating current range. At this time, the processor 2123 outputs a control signal to adjust the main of the oscillating circuit 213. The vibration frequency f0, and thus the current current II of the transmitting coil 214, is within its normal operating current range.
- the main oscillation frequency f0 of the oscillation circuit 213 is increased by a fixed frequency variable Af. Then, the current (positive adjustment current) 12 in the transmitting coil 214 at this time is detected by the current detecting circuit 2121. Further, the judging circuit 2122 determines whether the positive adjustment current 12 at this time is greater than the current current II in the transmitting transmitting coil 214. When the positive current 12 is greater than the current current II, it represents the above-mentioned pair of oscillation circuits The adjustment direction of the main vibration frequency fO of 213 is correct.
- the positive adjustment current 12 can be used as the current current II of the transmitting coil 214, and then it is determined whether the current current II (ie, the positive adjustment current 12) at this time is at Within the normal operating current range, if not, continue with the adjustment.
- the adjustment direction of the main oscillation frequency f0 of the oscillation circuit 213 is erroneous, and then the main oscillation frequency fO of the oscillation circuit 213 is reduced by two fixed frequencies.
- the variable (ie, reverse adjustment 2 ⁇ f) detects the current (negative adjustment current) 13 in the transmitting coil 214 at this time, and uses the negative adjustment current 13 as the current current II of the transmitting coil 214, and then continues to judge this time. Whether the current current II (negative adjustment current 13) is within the normal operating current range, if not, continue to adjust.
- the present invention can gradually adjust the current current II of the transmitting coil 214 to a normal current range, i.e., between the allowable maximum current value Imax and the allowable minimum power value Imin.
- the wireless power supply system and the adaptive adjustment method thereof can automatically adjust the main vibration frequency so that the main vibration frequency is always between the resonance frequency fl of the transmitting coil 214 and the resonant frequency of the receiving coil 222.
- the system maintains a stable power output, ensuring that the wireless power supply system can continue to work normally.
- the adaptive adjustment method of the wireless power supply system and the wireless power supply system with adaptive adjustment function of the invention can automatically adjust the main vibration frequency, so that the main vibration frequency is always close to the resonance frequency of the transmitting coil and the receiving coil, so that the system maintains stable stability.
- the power output ensures that the wireless power supply system can work normally and stably.
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