WO2012111128A1 - 車両の回生制御システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for regenerating kinetic energy of a vehicle into electric energy when the vehicle decelerates.
- Patent Document 2 describes a technology for alternately charging a low-voltage battery and a high-voltage battery in a vehicle equipped with a low-voltage battery and a high-voltage battery having different rated voltages.
- Patent Document 3 describes a technique for reducing the charging voltage of a lithium ion battery below a specified value when an overvoltage occurs in any one of the lithium ion batteries composed of a plurality of cells connected in series. Yes.
- Patent Document 4 describes a technique for selectively supplying surplus power that cannot be charged to a battery to a plurality of electric loads during regenerative braking of a hybrid vehicle equipped with an internal combustion engine and an electric motor as a prime mover.
- Patent Document 5 in a vehicle having a changeover switch for switching the output of a generator to a low-voltage storage battery and a high-voltage electric load, the output voltage of the generator is temporarily set when the changeover switch is switched. It describes the technology to reduce.
- JP 2002-135993 A JP 2000-184613 A JP 2007-018871 A JP 2006-174543 A Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 09-074693
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and its purpose is to regenerate the kinetic energy of the vehicle into electric energy when the vehicle is decelerating and to convert the regenerated electric energy into a low voltage system circuit.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of increasing the regeneration rate while suppressing the fluctuation of the regenerative braking force accompanying the change in the generated voltage in the vehicle regenerative control system that alternately supplies the high voltage system circuit.
- the vehicle regeneration control system of the present invention is A low-voltage circuit including a low-voltage battery; A high voltage system circuit including a high voltage battery having a higher rated voltage than the low voltage battery; A power generation unit for generating low voltage electrical energy suitable for the low voltage system circuit or high voltage electrical energy suitable for the high voltage system circuit using kinetic energy of the vehicle; When the vehicle is in a decelerating running state, the power generation unit is controlled so as to alternately generate the low-voltage electrical energy and the high-voltage electrical energy, and the time during which the low-voltage electrical energy is generated And control means for duty-controlling the ratio of the time during which the high-voltage electrical energy is generated; I was prepared to.
- the power generation unit uses a low voltage electric energy (hereinafter referred to as “low voltage energy”) and a high voltage electric energy. (Hereinafter referred to as “high voltage energy”) alternately. That is, the power generation unit continuously generates power while alternately switching the power generation voltage between a low voltage and a high voltage. At that time, the sum of the time for generating the low voltage energy and the time for generating the high voltage energy (duty control cycle) by the power generation unit is short enough for the occupant to feel that the magnitude of the regenerative braking force is substantially constant. It shall be set to the period.
- the low-voltage circuit and the high-voltage circuit are used to reduce the change in regenerative braking force that accompanies switching of the power generation voltage, It becomes possible to supply to both. Moreover, since it is not necessary to stop the power generation operation of the power generation unit intermittently, the amount of kinetic energy regenerated can be increased as much as possible. Furthermore, since the ratio between the power generation time of the low voltage energy and the power generation time of the high voltage energy can be set arbitrarily, a desired amount of electricity can be supplied to both the low voltage system circuit and the high voltage system circuit in one deceleration run. It is also possible to supply energy.
- the vehicle regeneration control system regenerates the kinetic energy of the vehicle to electrical energy when the vehicle is decelerating and supplies the regenerated electrical energy to the low voltage system circuit and the high voltage system circuit alternately.
- the regeneration rate can be increased while suppressing the fluctuation of the regenerative braking force accompanying the change in the generated voltage.
- the ratio of the time during which the power generation unit generates the low-voltage electrical energy and the time during which the high-voltage electrical energy is generated is determined according to the deceleration required for the vehicle. You may make it further provide the determination means to determine. In that case, the control means may perform duty control on the power generation voltage of the power generation unit in accordance with the ratio determined by the determination means.
- the regenerative braking force is suitable for the required deceleration. It will be. For example, when the required deceleration is high, the power generation time for the high-voltage energy may be lengthened and the power generation time for the low-voltage energy may be shortened compared to when the required deceleration is low.
- the power generation voltage during regenerative braking is controlled in this way, it becomes possible to supply electric energy regenerated from the kinetic energy of the vehicle to both the low voltage system circuit and the high voltage system circuit. Furthermore, since it is not necessary to stop the power generation operation of the power generation unit intermittently, the amount of regenerative kinetic energy can be increased as much as possible.
- the vehicle regeneration control system regenerates the kinetic energy of the vehicle to electrical energy when the vehicle is decelerating and supplies the regenerated electrical energy to the low voltage system circuit and the high voltage system circuit alternately.
- the regeneration rate can be increased while suppressing fluctuations in the braking force accompanying changes in the generated voltage.
- the control means may temporarily stop the power generation of the power generation unit when changing the power generation voltage of the power generation unit.
- the control means may temporarily stop the field current applied to the power generation unit.
- the stop period at that time does not need to be so long that the power generation voltage of the power generation unit is reduced to zero, and may be a short time period such that the power generation voltage decreases to a voltage lower than the low voltage.
- the control means When the charge amount of the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery has reached an upper limit value, the control means according to the present invention reduces the power consumption of the electric load included in the low voltage system circuit or the high voltage system circuit. You may make it increase.
- the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery When the electric energy regenerated by the power generation unit is supplied to the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery when the charge amount of the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery has reached the upper limit value, the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery May fall into an overcharged state.
- a method of suppressing the overcharge of the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery by reducing the ratio of the low voltage power generation time or the high voltage power generation time in the duty control period is also conceivable. In that case, the magnitude of the regenerative braking force becomes inappropriate for the required deceleration, which may give the passenger a sense of discomfort.
- the regenerative braking force is increased. It is possible to avoid overcharging of the low voltage battery or the high voltage battery while maintaining the size suitable for the required deceleration.
- the ratio of the time during which the power generation unit generates low voltage energy and the time during which high voltage energy is generated is determined based on the required deceleration of the vehicle, the high voltage electrical energy is reduced during the duty control period.
- the proportion of time for generating electricity exceeds 100% or falls below 0%.
- the power generation voltage of the power generation unit is fixed to the high voltage or the low voltage described above, the magnitude of the regenerative braking force may become inappropriate for the required deceleration.
- the control means of the present invention may make the power generation voltage of the power generation unit higher than the high voltage when the proportion of time for generating the high voltage electrical energy exceeds 100%. In this case, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the magnitude of the regenerative braking force is excessive with respect to the required deceleration of the vehicle. Moreover, the control means of this invention may make the power generation voltage of a power generation unit lower than the said low voltage, when the ratio of the time which produces
- a regeneration control system for a vehicle that regenerates kinetic energy of the vehicle to electrical energy when the vehicle decelerates and charges the regenerated electrical energy alternately to a low-voltage battery and a high-voltage battery.
- Regeneration efficiency can be increased while suppressing torque fluctuations associated with changes in the generated voltage.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a vehicle to which the present invention is applied.
- the vehicle is equipped with an internal combustion engine 1 as a prime mover.
- the output shaft of the internal combustion engine 1 is connected to the input shaft of the transmission 2.
- An output shaft of the transmission 2 is connected to a differential gear 4 via a propeller shaft 3.
- Two drive shafts 5 are connected to the differential gear 4, and the drive shafts 5 are connected to the left and right drive wheels 6, respectively.
- the power (rotational torque of the output shaft) output from the internal combustion engine 1 is transmitted to the propeller shaft 3 after being converted in speed by the transmission 2, and then transmitted to the drive shaft 5 and the drive wheels 6 after being decelerated by the differential gear 4. Is done.
- the internal combustion engine 1 is provided with an electric circuit 100.
- the electric circuit 100 includes a power generation unit 101, a high voltage system circuit 102, and a low voltage system circuit 103.
- the power generation unit 101 includes an alternator 110 and a changeover switch 120.
- the alternator 110 is connected to the output shaft of the internal combustion engine 1 (or a member that rotates in conjunction with the output) via a pulley, a belt, or the like, and generates power that converts the kinetic energy (rotational energy) of the output shaft into electrical energy.
- the alternator 110 includes a stator coil having a three-phase winding, a field coil wound around the rotor, a rectifier that rectifies an alternating current generated in the stator coil into a direct current, and a field current for the field coil.
- the alternator 110 configured as described above generates an induced current (three-phase AC current) in the stator coil when a field current (field current) is supplied to the field coil, and the generated three-phase AC current is converted to DC. Rectified into current and output.
- the changeover switch 120 is a device for inputting the output of the alternator 110 to either the low voltage system circuit 103 or the high voltage system circuit 102.
- the changeover switch 120 includes one input terminal 120a and two output terminals 120b and 120c, and electrically connects one of the two output terminals 120b and 120c to the input terminal 120a.
- the output of the alternator 110 is input to the input terminal 120a.
- One output terminal (hereinafter referred to as “first output terminal”) 120 b of the two output terminals 120 b and 120 c is connected to the high voltage system circuit 102.
- the other of the two output terminals 120 b and 120 c (hereinafter referred to as “second output terminal”) 120 c is connected to the low voltage system circuit 103.
- a contact switch can be used, but a contactless switch is preferably used.
- the high voltage system circuit 102 is a circuit that can input and output electricity of a high voltage Vh (for example, about 43.5 V), and is a circuit in which a high voltage battery 102a and a high voltage load 102b are connected in parallel.
- the high voltage battery 102a is, for example, a heater for heating the lubricating oil of the internal combustion engine 1, a heater for heating the cooling water of the internal combustion engine 1, a heater for heating an exhaust purification device such as a catalyst, or a motor assist.
- the low voltage system circuit 103 is a circuit that can input and output electricity of a low voltage Vl (for example, about 14.5 V), and is a circuit in which a low voltage battery 103a and a low voltage load 103b are connected in parallel.
- the low voltage load 103b is, for example, various actuators or a radiator fan.
- the vehicle is provided with an electronic control unit (ECU) 20 for electrically controlling the internal combustion engine 1, the transmission 2, and the electric system circuit 100.
- ECU electronice control unit
- FIG. 1 there is only one ECU 20, but the ECU 20 is divided into an ECU for controlling the internal combustion engine 1, an ECU for controlling the transmission 2, and an ECU for controlling the electric circuit 100. Also good.
- the ECU 20 receives output signals from various sensors such as an accelerator position sensor 21, a shift position sensor 22, a brake sensor 23, a crank position sensor 24, and a vehicle speed sensor 25. Moreover, the discharge voltage of the high voltage battery 102a and the low voltage battery 103a is also input to the ECU 20.
- the accelerator position sensor 21 is a sensor that outputs an electrical signal corresponding to the operation amount (depression amount) of the accelerator pedal.
- the shift position sensor 22 is a sensor that outputs an electrical signal corresponding to the operation position of the shift lever.
- the brake sensor 23 is a sensor that outputs an electrical signal corresponding to the operation amount (depression amount) of the brake pedal.
- the crank position sensor 24 is a sensor that outputs an electrical signal corresponding to the rotational position of the output shaft (crankshaft) of the internal combustion engine 1.
- the vehicle speed sensor 25 is a sensor that outputs an electrical signal corresponding to the traveling speed of the vehicle.
- ECU20 controls the internal combustion engine 1, the transmission 2, the electric system circuit 100, etc. based on the output signal of various sensors mentioned above.
- a method for controlling the electric circuit 100 will be described.
- the ECU 20 changes the generated voltage of the alternator 110 by duty-controlling on / off of the regulator 110a. For example, when increasing the power generation voltage of the alternator 110, the ECU 20 determines the duty ratio so that the on time of the regulator 110a is long (off time is short). When reducing the power generation voltage of the alternator 110, the ECU 20 determines the duty ratio so that the ON time of the regulator 110a is short (off time is long). The ECU 20 senses the actual generated voltage of the alternator 110, and also performs feedback control of the duty ratio according to the difference between the actual generated voltage and the target generated voltage.
- the ECU 20 controls the duty of the regulator 110a so that the generated voltage of the alternator 110 matches the voltage (high voltage) Vh suitable for the high voltage system circuit 102, and
- the changeover switch 120 is controlled so that the input terminal 120a and the first output terminal 120b are connected.
- the ECU 20 controls the duty of the regulator 110a so that the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 matches the voltage (low voltage) Vl suitable for the low voltage system circuit 103, and inputs
- the changeover switch 120 is controlled so that the terminal 120a and the second output terminal 120c are connected.
- the kinetic energy of the drive wheels 6 is the drive shaft 5, the differential gear 4, the propeller shaft 3, It is transmitted to the alternator 110 via the transmission 2 and the internal combustion engine 1. That is, the rotor of the alternator 110 rotates in conjunction with the drive wheels 6. At this time, if a field current is applied to the alternator 110, the kinetic energy of the drive wheels 6 can be converted (regenerated) into electric energy.
- the ECU 20 performs regenerative control for converting (regenerating) the kinetic energy of the drive wheels 6 into electric energy by applying a field current to the alternator 110 when the vehicle is in a decelerating traveling state.
- the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 When the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is set to the high voltage Vh when the regenerative control is performed, the amount of kinetic energy regenerated as electric energy can be increased. However, there are problems that the regenerative braking force becomes excessive and the low voltage battery 103a cannot be charged. On the other hand, if the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is set to the low voltage Vl when the regenerative control is performed, the amount of kinetic energy regenerated as electric energy is reduced, or the high voltage battery 102a cannot be charged. There is a problem of doing.
- the ECU 20 alternately generates high voltage energy and low voltage energy, and the input terminal 120 a is alternately switched to the first output terminal 120 b and the second output terminal 120 c.
- the changeover switch 120 is controlled so as to be connected to. Specifically, the ECU 20 determines that the alternator 110 generates high voltage energy (time when the input terminal 120a is connected to the first output terminal 120b) th and the time when the alternator 110 generates low voltage energy (the input terminal 120a is Duty control is performed on the ratio of the time (t1) connected to the second output terminal 120c).
- the required deceleration of the vehicle can be calculated using parameters such as the operation amount of the brake pedal, the accelerator opening, the gear position of the transmission 2 and the friction coefficient of the road surface. At that time, the relationship among the operation amount of the brake pedal, the accelerator opening, the gear position of the transmission 2, the friction coefficient of the road surface, and the required deceleration may be mapped in advance.
- the ECU 20 calculates a deceleration force (required deceleration force) Ntrg necessary to obtain the requested deceleration according to the following equation (1).
- Ntrg (required deceleration) * (vehicle weight) (1)
- the ECU 20 calculates a torque (requested deceleration torque) Ttrg necessary for obtaining the requested deceleration force according to the following equation (2).
- Ttrg Ntrg * (tire diameter) * (gear ratio) ⁇ (friction torque) (2)
- “Friction torque” in the above equation (2) is the sum of the friction of the internal combustion engine 1 and the friction of the drive system.
- the ECU 20 calculates the work rate (required deceleration work rate) Wtrg necessary to obtain the requested deceleration by substituting the requested deceleration torque Ttrg into the following equation (3).
- Wtrg Ttrg * (engine speed) * (2 ⁇ / 60) (3)
- the ECU 20 calculates the duty ratio ⁇ (%) by substituting the required deceleration power Wtrg into the following equation (4).
- Wtrg Whigh * ( ⁇ / 100) + Wlow * ⁇ (100 ⁇ ) / 100 ⁇ (4)
- “Whigh” in the above equation (4) is the electric energy (working rate) that the high voltage system circuit 102 can consume per unit time
- “Wlow” in the equation (4) is the low voltage system circuit 103. The electric energy (working rate) that can be consumed per unit time is shown.
- the power factor High of the high voltage system circuit 102 is the sum of electrical energy (chargeable power) that can be received by the high voltage battery 102a and electrical energy (consumable power) that can be consumed by the high voltage load 102b.
- the work rate Wlow of the low voltage system circuit 103 is the sum of the electrical energy (chargeable power) that can be received by the low voltage battery 103a and the electrical energy (consumable power) that can be consumed by the low voltage load 103b.
- the chargeable power of the high voltage battery 102a can be obtained using the charge state (SOC) and temperature of the high voltage battery 102a as parameters.
- the chargeable power of the low voltage battery 103a can also be obtained using the charge state (SOC) and temperature of the low voltage battery 103a as parameters.
- the power generation time of high voltage energy becomes longer when the required deceleration is large than when it is small.
- the example shown in FIG. 3 described above shows an example of control when the required deceleration is small, and the power generation time th of high voltage energy is set short.
- the power generation time th of the high voltage energy is set to be long as shown in FIG.
- the regenerative braking force when high voltage energy is generated is larger than the regenerative braking force when low voltage energy is generated. Therefore, when the power generation time th of the high voltage energy is set long, the regenerative braking force generated during the period t is larger than when the power generation time th is set short. As a result, the regenerative braking force becomes a magnitude corresponding to the required deceleration.
- the magnitude of the regenerative braking force is determined according to the requested deceleration without making the driver aware of fluctuations in the regenerative braking force due to switching of the generated voltage. It becomes possible to.
- the amount of regenerative kinetic energy can be increased as much as possible, and at the time of deceleration traveling
- the control logic can also be simplified. Further, since electric energy can be supplied to both the high voltage system circuit 102 and the low voltage system circuit 103, both the high voltage battery 102a and the low voltage battery 103a can be charged.
- FIG. 6 is a control routine that is executed when the ECU 20 performs regenerative control.
- This control routine is a routine stored in advance in the ROM or the like of the ECU 20 and is periodically executed by the ECU 20.
- the ECU 20 first determines whether or not the vehicle is in a decelerating running state in S101. For example, when the output signal (accelerator opening) of the accelerator position sensor 21 is zero (fully closed) and the output signal (vehicle speed) of the vehicle speed sensor 25 is greater than zero, the ECU 20 judge.
- the ECU 20 determines the output signal (accelerator opening) of the accelerator position sensor 21, the output signal (gear position) of the shift position sensor 22, the output signal of the brake sensor 23 (operation amount of the brake pedal), and the friction coefficient of the road surface.
- the required deceleration of the vehicle is calculated as a parameter.
- the ECU 20 calculates the duty ratio ⁇ based on the required deceleration calculated in S102 and the equations (1) to (4) described above.
- the determination means concerning this invention is implement
- the duty ratio ⁇ when the duty ratio ⁇ is determined according to the required deceleration, the duty ratio ⁇ may exceed 100% or may be less than 0%. If the generated voltage of the alternator 110 is fixed to the high voltage Vh when the duty ratio ⁇ exceeds 100%, the regenerative braking force may be too small for the required deceleration. Further, if the generated voltage of the alternator 110 is fixed to the low voltage Vl when the duty ratio ⁇ is less than 0%, the regenerative braking force may be excessive with respect to the required deceleration.
- the ECU 20 determines in S104 whether or not the duty ratio ⁇ calculated in S103 is greater than 100%. If an affirmative determination is made in S104, the ECU 20 proceeds to S105, and makes the generated voltage of the alternator 110 higher than the high voltage Vh. At that time, as shown in FIG. 7, the ECU 20 may increase the generated voltage as the duty ratio ⁇ increases. When the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is changed in this way, it is possible to avoid a situation where the magnitude of the regenerative braking force is too small with respect to the required deceleration.
- the ECU 20 proceeds to S106, and determines whether or not the duty ratio ⁇ calculated in S103 is smaller than 0%. If an affirmative determination is made in S106, the ECU 20 proceeds to S107 and makes the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 lower than the low voltage Vl. At that time, the ECU 20 may lower the generated voltage as the duty ratio ⁇ decreases as shown in FIG. When the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is changed in this way, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the magnitude of the regenerative braking force is excessive with respect to the required deceleration.
- the ECU20 progresses to S108 after performing the process of said S105 or said S107, or when negative determination is carried out in said S106.
- the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is controlled according to the duty ratio ⁇ calculated in S103, and the selector switch 120 is switched in synchronization with the switching of the power generation voltage.
- the control means according to the present invention is realized.
- the driver when the vehicle is in a decelerating running state, the driver is made aware of fluctuations in the regenerative braking force accompanying the switching of the generated voltage, or the regenerative amount of kinetic energy is greatly reduced. Therefore, the magnitude of the regenerative braking force can be set to a magnitude corresponding to the required deceleration.
- the difference between the first embodiment and the present embodiment is that the application of the field current to the alternator 110 is temporarily stopped when the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is switched.
- the stop period at that time does not need to be so long that the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 decreases to zero, and a short period is sufficient so that the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 is lower than the low voltage Vl.
- the terminal voltage of the alternator 110 increases rapidly, and an overvoltage may act on the components of the alternator 110. Further, when the changeover switch 120 is configured by a contact switch, a spark may occur at the contact.
- the ECU 20 temporarily stops the application of the field current to the alternator 110 when switching the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 from either the high voltage Vh or the low voltage Vl to the other. I did it.
- the ECU 20 since the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 falls below the low voltage Vl when the changeover switch 120 is switched, a situation in which the terminal voltage of the alternator 110 suddenly increases, It is possible to avoid the occurrence of a spark at the contact point of the changeover switch 120. As a result, it is possible to suppress a decrease in durability of the alternator 110 and the changeover switch 120.
- the difference between the first embodiment and the present embodiment is that the power consumption of the high voltage load 102b or the low voltage battery 103a is reduced when the state of charge (SOC) of the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a is large.
- SOC state of charge
- the regenerative braking force is made suitable for the required deceleration while suppressing overcharging of the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a.
- the duty ratio ⁇ may exceed 100%.
- the duty ratio ⁇ tends to exceed 100%.
- the ECU 20 determines whether the high voltage load 102b or the low voltage load 103b is in a state where the state of charge (SOC) of the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a exceeds the upper limit value. While increasing the power consumption as much as possible, the duty ratio ⁇ is determined after setting the power generation voltage of the alternator 110 lower than the chargeable voltage (for example, the discharge voltage of each battery) of the high voltage battery 102a and the low voltage battery 103a. I tried to do it. When the regenerative control is performed by such a method, the duty ratio ⁇ is suppressed to 100% or less.
- SOC state of charge
- the “upper limit value” described above is a value obtained by subtracting a margin from the minimum value of the state of charge (SOC) in which the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a is overcharged.
- FIG. 10 is a control routine executed when the ECU 20 performs the regeneration control.
- the same reference numerals are given to the processes equivalent to the control routine (see FIG. 6) of the first embodiment described above.
- the ECU 20 proceeds to S201 after executing the process of S102.
- the ECU 20 determines whether or not the state of charge SOCh of the high voltage battery 102a is equal to or lower than the upper limit value. If a negative determination is made in S201 (SOCh> upper limit value), the ECU 20 proceeds to S202, and corrects the high voltage Vh to a voltage lower than the chargeable voltage of the high voltage battery 102a. For example, the ECU 20 sets a value obtained by subtracting a predetermined amount ⁇ vh from the discharge voltage (or rated voltage) Vhs of the high voltage battery 102a as the high voltage Vh. Furthermore, the ECU 20 increases the power consumption of the high voltage load 102b as much as possible. The ECU 20 proceeds to S203 when an affirmative determination is made in S201 (SOCh ⁇ upper limit value) and when the process of S202 is completed.
- the ECU 20 determines whether or not the state of charge SOCl of the low voltage battery 103a is equal to or lower than the upper limit value. If a negative determination is made in S203 (SOCl> upper limit value), the ECU 20 proceeds to S204 and corrects the low voltage Vl to a voltage lower than the chargeable power voltage of the low voltage battery 103a. For example, the ECU 20 sets a value obtained by subtracting a predetermined amount ⁇ vl from the discharge voltage (or rated voltage) Vls of the low-voltage battery 103a to the low voltage Vl. Further, the ECU 20 increases the power consumption of the low voltage load 103b as much as possible. The ECU 20 proceeds to S103 when an affirmative determination is made in S203 (SOCl ⁇ upper limit) and when the process of S204 is completed.
- the ECU 20 calculates the duty ratio ⁇ based on the equations (1) to (4) described in the first embodiment and the required deceleration calculated in S102. At that time, if the correction process of the high voltage Vh and the power consumption increase process of the high voltage load 102b are performed in S202, the ECU 20 is based on the high voltage Vh after the correction process and the power consumption after the power consumption increase process. , White in formula (4) is determined. Further, if the correction process for the low voltage Vl and the power consumption increase process for the low voltage load 103b are performed in S204, the ECU 20 determines the low voltage Vl after the correction process and the power consumption after the power consumption increase process. Assume that Wlow in equation (4) is determined.
- the duty ratio ⁇ is determined in this way, the duty ratio ⁇ is suppressed to 100% or less even when the state of charge (SOC) of the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a exceeds the upper limit value. And the high voltage battery 102a or the low voltage battery 103a can be prevented from being charged.
- SOC state of charge
- the ECU 20 proceeds to S108 after executing the process of S103, and controls the generated voltage of the alternator 110 and the changeover switch 120 according to the duty ratio ⁇ determined in S103.
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低電圧バッテリを含む低電圧系回路と、
前記低電圧バッテリより定格電圧が高い高電圧バッテリを含む高電圧系回路と、
車両の運動エネルギを利用して、前記低電圧系回路に適した低電圧の電気エネルギ又は前記高電圧系回路に適した高電圧の電気エネルギを発電する発電ユニットと、
車両が減速走行状態にあるときに、前記低電圧の電気エネルギと前記高電圧の電気エネルギとを交互に発電するように前記発電ユニットを制御するとともに、前記低電圧の電気エネルギが発電される時間と前記高電圧の電気エネルギが発電される時間との比率をデューティ制御する制御手段と、
を備えるようにした。
先ず、本発明の第1の実施例について図1乃至図8に基づいて説明する。図1は、本発明を適用する車両の概略構成を示す図である。
Ntrg=(要求減速度)*(車両重量)・・(1)
Ttrg=Ntrg*(タイヤ径)*(ギア比)-(フリクショントルク)・・(2)
Wtrg=Ttrg*(機関回転数)*(2π/60)・・(3)
Wtrg=Whigh*(γ/100)+Wlow*{(100-γ)/100}
・・(4)
次に、本発明の第2の実施例について図9に基づいて説明する。ここでは、前述した第1の実施例と異なる構成について説明し、同様の構成については説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の第3の実施例について図10に基づいて説明する。ここでは、前述した第1の実施例と異なる構成について説明し、同様の構成については説明を省略する。
2 トランスミッション
3 プロペラシャフト
4 デファレンシャルギア
5 ドライブシャフト
6 駆動輪
20 ECU
21 アクセルポジションセンサ
22 シフトポジションセンサ
23 ブレーキセンサ
24 クランクポジションセンサ
25 車速センサ
100 電気系回路
101 発電ユニット
102 高電圧系回路
102a 高電圧バッテリ
102b 高電圧負荷
103 低電圧系回路
103a 低電圧バッテリ
103b 低電圧負荷
110 オルタネータ
110a レギュレータ
120 切替スイッチ
120a 入力端子
120b 第1出力端子
120c 第2出力端子
Claims (6)
- 低電圧バッテリを含む低電圧系回路と、
前記低電圧バッテリより定格電圧が高い高電圧バッテリを含む高電圧系回路と、
車両の運動エネルギを利用して、前記低電圧系回路に適した低電圧の電気エネルギ又は前記高電圧系回路に適した高電圧の電気エネルギを発電する発電ユニットと、
車両が減速走行状態にあるときに、発電電圧を前記低電圧と前記高電圧とに交互に切り替えつつ発電が行われるように前記発電ユニットを制御するとともに、前記低電圧の電気エネルギが発電される時間と前記高電圧の電気エネルギが発電される時間との比率をデューティ制御する制御手段と、
を備える車両の回生制御システム。 - 請求項1において、車両に要求される減速度にしたがって、前記発電ユニットが前記低電圧の電気エネルギを発電する時間と前記高電圧の電気エネルギを発電する時間との比率を決定する決定手段を更に備え、
前記制御手段は、前記決定手段により決定された比率にしたがって、前記発電ユニットの発電電圧をデューティ制御する車両の回生制御システム。 - 請求項2において、前記制御手段は、前記発電ユニットの発電電圧が切り替わる際に前記発電ユニットによる発電を一旦停止させる車両の回生制御システム。
- 請求項2または3において、前記制御手段は、前記低電圧バッテリ又は前記高電圧バッテリの充電量が上限値に達している場合は、前記低電圧系回路又は前記高電圧系回路に含まれる電気負荷の消費電力を増加させる車両の回生制御システム。
- 請求項2乃至4の何れか1項において、前記制御手段は、前記高電圧の電気エネルギを発電する時間の割合が100%を超える場合は、前記発電ユニットの発電電圧を前記高電圧より高くする車両の回生制御システム。
- 請求項2乃至5の何れか1項において、前記制御手段は、前記高電圧の電気エネルギを発電する時間の割合が0%を下回る場合は、前記発電ユニットの発電電圧を前記低電圧より低くする車両の回生制御システム。
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