WO2012127673A1 - 電力変換設備、電動車両および電動車両の充電システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power conversion facility, an electric vehicle, and a charging system for an electric vehicle, and more particularly to charging an in-vehicle power storage device of an electric vehicle using a power conversion facility outside the vehicle.
- Patent Document 1 describes the configuration of a charging device for charging an in-vehicle power storage device of an electric vehicle from a commercial power source via an insulating transformer. As described in Patent Document 1, in the case of external charging, it is preferable for safety to insulate between the in-vehicle power storage device and the external power supply by an insulating transformer.
- the charging device of Patent Document 1 has a configuration in which a diode arm is added to a traveling inverter. AC power from a commercial power source is converted into DC power for charging the power storage device using the diode arm and one arm of the inverter.
- a part of the configuration of the mounted parts (traveling inverter) of the electric vehicle is also used for external charging, whereby the charging device can be reduced in size.
- the present invention has been made to solve such problems, and an object of the present invention is to utilize a power conversion facility for performing power conversion between a DC power source and a system power supply.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an efficient configuration for charging an in-vehicle power storage device of an electric vehicle.
- an electric vehicle charging system includes a power conversion facility provided between a DC power source and a system power source, and an electric vehicle equipped with a power storage device.
- the power conversion facility includes an inverter, a first switch, an insulating transformer, and a connector.
- the inverter is configured to perform bidirectional DC AC power conversion between the first power line electrically connected to the DC power source and the second power line.
- the first switch is connected between the first power line and the inverter.
- the isolation transformer is connected between the second power line and the system power supply.
- the connector is electrically connected to the first power line.
- the electric vehicle includes a charging inlet and a converter. The charging inlet is electrically connected to the first power line by a charging cable.
- the converter is configured to convert the DC power transmitted to the charging inlet into charging power for the power storage device.
- the power conversion facility further includes a control unit. When charging the power storage device with the connector being electrically connected to the charging inlet, the control unit closes the first switch and converts AC power from the system power source into DC power.
- the inverter is controlled to output to the first power line.
- the power conversion facility further includes a second switch.
- the second switch is provided between the system power supply and the second power line so as to bypass the insulating transformer.
- the control unit opens the second switch when power is being transferred between the system power supply and the power storage device.
- control unit controls the inverter so as to convert the DC power from the DC power source into the AC power of the system power source.
- the second switch is closed.
- the power conversion facility further includes a third switch.
- the third switch is connected between the DC power source and the first power line.
- the control unit opens the third switch when the power supplied from the DC power source is smaller than the threshold value.
- control unit closes the first switch when the AC power is generated using the power of the power storage device while the connector is electrically connected to the charging inlet, and the power storage device
- the inverter is controlled so that the DC power output to the first power line is converted to AC power of the system power supply and output to the second power line.
- control unit opens the first switch and stops the inverter in accordance with an instruction from the user when charging the power storage device in a state where the connector is electrically connected to the charging inlet.
- the power conversion facility is controlled so that the power from the DC power source is output to the first power line.
- the inverter is configured to perform bidirectional DC AC power conversion between the first power line electrically connected to the DC power source and the second power line.
- the first switch is connected between the first power line and the inverter.
- the isolation transformer is connected between the second power line and the system power supply.
- the connector is configured to be electrically connected to the first power line and electrically connectable to a charging inlet of the electric vehicle by a charging cable. Further, the connector is further electrically connected to the power storage device mounted on the electric vehicle by being connected to the charging inlet by a charging cable.
- the control unit closes the first switch and converts AC power from the system power source into DC power.
- the inverter is controlled so as to output to the first power line.
- the power conversion facility further includes a second switch.
- the second switch is provided between the system power supply and the second power line so as to bypass the insulating transformer.
- the control unit opens the second switch when power is being transferred between the system power supply and the power storage device.
- control unit controls the inverter so as to convert the DC power from the DC power source into the AC power of the system power source.
- the second switch is closed.
- the power conversion facility further includes a third switch.
- the third switch is connected between the DC power source and the first power line.
- the control unit opens the third switch when the power supplied from the DC power source is smaller than the threshold value.
- control unit closes the first switch when the AC power is generated using the power of the power storage device while the connector is electrically connected to the charging inlet, and the power storage device
- the inverter is controlled so that the DC power output to the first power line is converted to AC power of the system power supply and output to the second power line.
- control unit opens the first switch and stops the inverter in accordance with an instruction from the user when charging the power storage device in a state where the connector is electrically connected to the charging inlet. Then, the power conversion facility is controlled so that the power from the DC power source is output to the first power line.
- the electric vehicle includes a power storage device, a charging inlet, a converter, and a control unit.
- the charging inlet is configured to be electrically connectable to a connector of a power conversion facility provided between the DC power source and the system power supply by a charging cable.
- the first power converter is configured to convert DC power transmitted to the charging inlet into charging power for the power storage device.
- the control unit is configured to request the power conversion facility to charge the power storage device. Then, the control unit charges the power storage device in a state in which the charging inlet and the connector are electrically connected by the charging cable, and the power conversion facility is electrically connected to the first DC power source.
- An inverter for performing bidirectional DC / AC power conversion between the power line of the system and a second power line connected to the system power supply via an isolation transformer, and converting AC power from the system power supply to DC power And controlling to output to the first power line, and closing the first switch connected between the first power line and the inverter.
- the control unit when the control unit generates AC power using the power of the power storage device in a state where the connector and the charging inlet are electrically connected by the charging cable, the control unit performs the first opening and closing on the power conversion facility.
- the inverter is controlled, and the inverter is controlled so that the DC power output from the power storage device to the first power line is converted into AC power of the system power supply and output to the second power line. .
- control unit is provided between the system power supply and the second power line so as to bypass the insulating transformer with respect to the power conversion facility when power is transferred between the system power supply and the power storage device. It is required to open the second switch.
- control unit converts the DC power from the DC power source to AC power of the system power source for the power conversion facility when power is not transferred between the system power source and the power storage device.
- the second switch is required to be closed.
- the control unit when the power storage device is charged in a state where the connector and the charging inlet are electrically connected, when the power supplied from the DC power source is smaller than the threshold value, the control unit applies power to the power conversion facility.
- the third switch connected between the DC power source and the first power line is requested to be opened.
- the first power conversion unit is configured to perform bidirectional DC voltage conversion between the third power line and the power storage device.
- the electric vehicle further includes a first opening / closing element, an electric motor for generating vehicle driving force, a second power conversion unit, and a second opening / closing element.
- the first opening / closing element is connected between the charging inlet and the third power line.
- the second power conversion unit is configured to control the output of the motor by performing bidirectional power conversion between the third power line and the motor.
- the second switching element is connected between the third power line and the power converter.
- the control unit opens the first switch and stops the inverter according to an instruction from the user.
- the power conversion facility is requested to output the power from the DC power source to the first power line.
- the present invention it is possible to provide an efficient configuration for charging an in-vehicle power storage device of an electric vehicle using a power conversion facility for performing power conversion between a DC power source and a system power source. .
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a charging system for an electric vehicle according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- an electric vehicle charging system 10 includes an electric vehicle 100 and a power conversion facility 200.
- the power conversion facility 200 is installed outside the electric vehicle 100.
- Electric vehicle 100 includes a main battery 110, a control device 105, a converter 120, an inverter 125, a motor generator 130, a power transmission gear 140, and drive wheels 150.
- the control device 105 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) (not shown) and an electronic control unit (ECU) with a built-in memory.
- the ECU is configured to perform arithmetic processing using detection values from the sensors based on the map and program stored in the memory. Alternatively, at least a part of the ECU may be configured to execute predetermined numerical / logical operation processing by hardware such as an electronic circuit.
- Various user requests can be input to the control device 105 from an operation end (not shown) such as a switch or a touch panel provided in the electric vehicle 100.
- the control device 105 can detect various vehicle states based on outputs from a plurality of sensors (not shown).
- the main battery 110 is shown as an example of a “power storage device” mounted on the electric vehicle 100.
- the output voltage of the main battery 110 is about 200V.
- the main battery 110 is typically composed of a secondary battery such as a lithium ion battery or a nickel metal hydride battery.
- the “power storage device” may be configured by an electric double layer capacitor or a combination of a secondary battery and a capacitor.
- Converter 120 is configured to perform bidirectional DC voltage conversion between the voltage of main battery 110 and DC voltage VH of power line PL1.
- converter 120 includes a so-called boost chopper including power semiconductor switching elements Q1, Q2, antiparallel diodes D1, D2, and reactor L1.
- switching element a power semiconductor switching element
- IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor
- MOS Metal Oxide Semiconductor
- the smoothing capacitor C1 is disposed between the main battery 110 and the converter 120, and removes harmonic components superimposed on the DC voltage / current.
- the motor generator 130 is composed of, for example, a permanent magnet type three-phase synchronous motor.
- Inverter 125 has a general three-phase converter configuration. Inverter 125 is bi-directional between DC power on power line PL2 and AC power supplied to motor generator 130 so that motor generator 130 operates in accordance with an operation command (typically a torque command value). Perform DC / AC power conversion. That is, the output torque of motor generator 130 is controlled by inverter 125.
- the output torque of the motor generator 130 is transmitted to the drive wheels 150 via the power transmission gear 140 constituted by a speed reducer and a power split mechanism, thereby causing the electric vehicle 100 to travel.
- motor generator 130 generates electric power by the rotational force of drive wheels 150 during regenerative braking of electric vehicle 100. This generated power is converted into DC power by the inverter 125. This DC power is used for charging the main battery 110 via the converter 120.
- the necessary vehicle driving force of electric vehicle 100 is generated by operating this engine and motor generator 130 in a coordinated manner.
- the electric vehicle 100 comprehensively represents a vehicle on which the electric motor for traveling and the power storage device are mounted, and includes a hybrid vehicle that generates vehicle driving force by the engine and the electric motor, an electric vehicle that does not include the engine, and fuel. It includes both battery cars and the like.
- Electric vehicle 100 further includes a charging inlet 190, charging relays CHR1 and CHR2, and system relays SR1 and SR2.
- Charging relays CHR1 and CHR2 are arranged between power line PL1 and ground wiring GL1 and charging inlet 190.
- Charging inlet 190 is configured to be electrically connected to power conversion facility 200 by charging cable 300.
- System relay SR1 is arranged between power line PL1 and power line PL2 connected to inverter 125.
- System relay SR2 is arranged between ground line GL1 and ground line GL2 connected to inverter 125.
- smoothing capacitor C0 is disposed before the system relays SR1 and SR2 (on the main battery side), so that the smoothing capacitor C0 can be used even when the main battery 110 is charged and discharged with the system relays SR1 and SR2 opened. It can be used.
- each relay is shown as a representative example of “switch” or “switch element”. That is, any element that can control opening and closing can be used in place of the relay.
- control device 105 controls each mounted device of the electric vehicle 100 so that the electric vehicle 100 travels appropriately based on the user request and the vehicle state.
- control device 105 controls the opening and closing of charging relays CHR 1, CHR 2 and system relays SR 1, SR 2, and controls the operation of converter 120 and inverter 125.
- the charging relays CHR1, CHR2 are opened, while the system relays SR1, SR2 are closed. Thereby, since main battery 110 and power line PL2 are electrically connected, traveling by motor generator 130 is possible with charging / discharging of main battery 110. On the other hand, when traveling, charging inlet 190 can be electrically disconnected from main battery 110.
- the charging inlet 190 is electrically connected to the connector 290 of the power conversion facility 200 by the charging cable 300.
- the power conversion facility Charging cable 300 is configured such that 200 connectors 290 and charging inlet 190 are electrically connected.
- a signal (not shown) indicating that the connector 290 and the charging inlet 190 are electrically connected is input to at least the control device 105. .
- charging relays CHR1 and CHR2 are closed, while system relays SR1 and SR2 are opened.
- the vehicle running system devices inverter 125, motor generator 130, etc.
- power line PL2 and ground wiring GL2 are electrically disconnected, and an electrical path is formed between power conversion facility 200 and main battery 110. can do.
- control device 105 is configured to be able to communicate information or data with a control device 205 in the power conversion facility 200 described later at least during external charging.
- the power conversion facility 200 is disposed between the DC power source 210 and the system power source 400.
- the DC power source 210 is typically a power source that generates DC power by clean energy such as a solar cell or a fuel cell. Alternatively, a device that temporarily stores electric power, such as a stationary secondary battery, can be used as the DC power source 210.
- the DC power source 210 outputs a DC voltage Vpv.
- the system power supply 400 is composed of a commercial AC power supply.
- the voltage of the AC power supplied by the system power supply 400 is indicated by an AC voltage Vsys.
- the power conversion facility 200 includes a converter 220, an inverter 230, an insulation transformer 240, and a control device 205.
- the control device 205 is configured by an electronic control unit (ECU), like the control device 105.
- the control device 105 and the control device 205 are configured to be able to communicate information and data with each other.
- the communication path between the control devices 105 and 205 may be configured wirelessly, or may be formed by so-called power line communication when the charging cable 300 is connected.
- control device 205 It is possible to input various user requests to the control device 205 from an operation end (not shown) such as a switch or a touch panel provided in the power conversion facility 200.
- the converter 220 is configured to perform bidirectional DC voltage conversion between the output voltage Vpv of the DC power source 210 and the DC voltage of the power line PLa.
- converter 220 is configured by a boost chopper as with converter 120. That is, converter 220 is configured to include switching elements Qa and Qb, antiparallel diodes Da and Db, and reactor L2.
- converter 220 may be configured to perform DC voltage conversion in a single direction from DC power source 210 to power line PLa. In this case, it is possible to apply a circuit configuration in which the arrangement of the switching element Qa is omitted and the upper arm is only the diode Da. Alternatively, the arrangement of converter 220 may be omitted in a system configuration in which output voltage Vpv of DC power source 210 is stable.
- a relay RPV is disposed between the power line PLa and the power line PLb.
- the opening / closing of the relay RPV is controlled by the control device 205.
- converter 220 and DC power source 210 can be electrically disconnected from power line PLb.
- a smoothing capacitor C2 is connected between the power line PLb and the ground wiring GLa. Smoothing capacitor C2 removes harmonic components of DC voltage VI of power line PLb.
- the inverter 230 is configured to perform bidirectional DC / AC power conversion between the power line PLc and the power line PLd.
- inverter 230 is formed of a full bridge circuit composed of switching elements Qc to Qf. Antiparallel diodes Dc to Df are connected to switching elements Qc to Qf, respectively.
- the insulation transformer 240 is connected between the power line PLd and the system power supply 400.
- the voltage amplitude ratio between AC voltage Vsys of system power supply 400 and AC voltage Vac of power line PLd is in accordance with the turn ratio of insulating transformer 240.
- Relay RAC1 is arranged between power line PLb and power line PLc.
- relay RAC2 is arranged between ground line GLa and ground line GLc. Opening and closing of the relays RAC1 and RAC2 is controlled by the control device 205. By opening relays RAC1 and RAC2, inverter 230 and system power supply 400 can be electrically disconnected from power line PLb.
- Connector 290 is electrically connected to power line PLb and ground wiring GLa.
- Connector 290 is configured to be electrically connectable to connector 310 of charging cable 300.
- the DC power of power line PLb can be transmitted to electrically powered vehicle 100.
- DC power from electrically powered vehicle 100 can be transmitted to power line PLb.
- the operation of the converter 220 is controlled by the control device 205 when the relay RPV is closed. Specifically, the voltage ratio (VI / Vpv) is controlled by controlling the on / off ratio (duty ratio) of the switching elements Qa and Qb in response to a control signal from the control device 205. On the other hand, converter 220 is stopped by control device 205 when relay RPV is opened. In this state, switching elements Qa and Qb are fixed off.
- Inverter 230 The operation of the inverter 230 is controlled by the control device 205 when the relays RAC1 and RAC2 are closed. Inverter 230 converts the AC power (AC voltage Vac) of power line PLd to DC power (DC voltage VI) and outputs it to power line PLc, and converts the DC power of power line PLc to AC power. Thus, one of the second power conversion operations output to the power line PLd can be selectively executed.
- control device 205 can control the DC voltage (current) output to the power line PLc by duty control of the switching elements Qc to Qf.
- control device 205 can control the phase and amplitude of the AC voltage (current) output to power line PLd by duty control of switching elements Qc to Qf.
- Inverter 230 is stopped by control device 205 when relays RAC1 and RAC2 are open. In this state, switching elements Qc to Qf are fixed off.
- the voltage and current of each part in the electric vehicle 100 and the power conversion facility 200 can be detected by the control devices 105 and 205 by appropriately providing sensors. Alternatively describe
- the power line PLb corresponds to a “first power line”
- the power line PLd corresponds to a “second power line”.
- Relays RAC1 and RAC2 correspond to “first switches”
- relay RPV corresponds to “third switch”.
- power line PL1 corresponds to "third power line”
- charging relays CHR1 and CHR2 correspond to "first switching elements”
- system relays SR1 and SR2 correspond to "second switching elements”.
- Converter 120 corresponds to a “first power conversion unit”
- inverter 125 corresponds to a “second power conversion unit”.
- the power conversion facility 200 originally has a function as a so-called power conditioner for converting DC power from the DC power source 210 into AC power equivalent to that of the system power supply 400. Therefore, the normal operation of the power conversion facility 200 when neither the vehicle charging mode nor the vehicle power generation mode is selected is as follows.
- Converter 220 converts output voltage Vpv of DC power source 210 into DC voltage VI in accordance with duty control by control device 205, and outputs it to power line PLb.
- Inverter 230 operates to convert DC voltage VI of power line PLb to AC voltage Vac and output the same to power line PLd.
- the amplitude and phase of AC voltage Vac are adjusted by on / off control of switching elements Qc to Qf by control device 205.
- AC voltage Vac of power line PLd is converted to AC voltage Vsys through insulating transformer 240.
- AC power equivalent to that of the system power supply 400 is output from the power conversion facility 200.
- an operation state in which DC power from the DC power source 210 is converted into AC power and output to the system power supply 400 is also referred to as “normal mode”.
- electric battery 100 and electric power conversion facility 200 are connected to electric battery 100 using electric power from electric power conversion facility 200 while charging cable 300 is connected to main battery of electric vehicle 100. 110 can be charged.
- vehicle charging mode such an operation state is also referred to as “vehicle charging mode”.
- charging system 10 operates to output AC power equivalent to that of system power supply 400 using the power of main battery 110. Is also possible. Hereinafter, such an operation state is also referred to as “vehicle power generation mode”.
- Each of the vehicle charging mode and the vehicle power generation mode corresponds to a user request input to the control device 105 and / or the control device 205 when the electric vehicle 100 and the power conversion facility 200 are connected by the charging cable 300, for example. Is activated.
- Power conversion facility 200 can generate charging power for main battery 110 using power from system power supply 400 by operating inverter 230 with relays RAC1 and RAC2 closed. Specifically, inverter 230 is controlled such that AC voltage Vac of power line PLd is converted to DC voltage VI and output to power line PLc. As a result, DC power using AC power from system power supply 400 as a source is generated on power line PLb and transmitted to charging inlet 190 via connector 290 and charging cable 300. The command value of DC voltage VI in the vehicle charging mode is set to a value suitable for charging main battery 110.
- the DC power transmitted to the charging inlet 190 is converted into charging power for the main battery 110 by the converter 120.
- the main battery 110 can be externally charged with the electric power from the system power supply 400.
- the power conversion facility 200 can generate charging power for the main battery 110 using the power from the DC power source 210 by operating the converter 220 with the relay RPV closed. Specifically, converter 220 is controlled to convert DC voltage Vpv from DC power source 210 into DC voltage VI and output it to power line PLb. Thereby, DC power from DC power source 210 is generated on power line PLb and transmitted to charging inlet 190 via connector 290 and charging cable 300.
- the relay RPV and the relays RAC1 and RAC2 are controlled independently by the control device 205. By opening relay RPV and closing relays RAC1 and RAC2, main battery 110 can be charged only by the power of system power supply 400 without using DC power source 210.
- the main battery 110 is charged using only the power of the DC power source 210 without using the power from the system power supply 400 by opening the relays RAC1 and RAC2 while closing the relay RPV. You can also. In this case, it is possible to realize external charging (hereinafter also referred to as “eco-charging”) that does not use the system power supply 400, that is, does not generate an electricity bill.
- the main battery 110 can be externally charged using both the power from the system power supply 400 and the power from the DC power source 210. is there.
- control device 105 closes charging relays CHR1 and CHR2 and operates converter 220.
- system relays SR1 and SR2 are opened.
- Converter 120 is controlled by control device 105 so as to convert the output voltage of main battery 110 into DC voltage VH and output it to power line PL1.
- DC voltage VH of power line PL1 is transmitted to connector 290 of power conversion facility 200 through charging inlet 190 and charging cable 300.
- the DC voltage VI of the power line PLb is equivalent to the DC voltage VH from the electric vehicle 100.
- Control device 205 closes at least relays RAC1 and RAC2 and operates inverter 230.
- AC voltage Vac of power line PLd is converted to AC voltage Vsys through insulating transformer 240.
- the power conversion facility 200 can generate AC power equivalent to that in the normal mode using the power of the main battery 110 of the electric vehicle 100.
- insulating transformer 240 and relays RAC1 and RAC2 are provided in power conversion facility 200, which are not essential when only the normal operation mode is applied.
- power conversion facility 200 which are not essential when only the normal operation mode is applied.
- FIG. 2 shows control in power conversion facility 200 in the charging system according to the first embodiment.
- Each step shown in the flowchart of FIG. 2 is executed by software processing and / or hardware processing by the control device 205.
- the control device 205 executes control processing according to the flowchart of FIG. 2 at predetermined intervals.
- control device 205 determines whether electric vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 by charging cable 300 in step S100.
- the determination in step S100 is determined based on the connection state of the charging cable 300. For example, when a signal indicating that charging cable 300 is normally connected to connector 290 and charging inlet 190 of power conversion facility 200 is input from charging cable 300 or control device 105 to control device 205, step S100 is performed. , YES is determined.
- Control device 205 determines whether vehicle charging mode is selected in step S110 when electrically powered vehicle 100 is connected (YES in S100). When the vehicle charging mode is not selected (when NO is determined in S110), control device 205 further determines whether vehicle power generation mode is selected in step S120.
- the vehicle charging mode and the vehicle power generation mode are not selected even if there is a user request. That is, in steps S110 and S120, when the vehicle charging mode or the vehicle power generation mode is selected, it indicates that the main battery 110 is in a state where charging or power generation is possible.
- the control device 205 proceeds to step S130 and sets a charging power command for external charging.
- a charging power command in the power conversion facility 200 is calculated based on the charging power request value transmitted from the control device 105.
- the charge power request value can be set based on the SOC (State of Charge) of the main battery 110.
- the control device 205 can determine whether or not an eco charging mode in which eco charging is specified is selected.
- the eco charging mode is selected based on a user request input to the control device 105 on the electric vehicle 100 side and / or a user request input to the control device 205 on the power conversion facility 200 side.
- the control device 205 opens the relays RAC1 and RAC2 and closes the relay RPV in step S150. Furthermore, the control apparatus 205 stops the inverter 230 by step S160. Thereby, the power supply path from system power supply 400 to power line PLb is interrupted.
- control device 205 compares output voltage Vpv of DC power source 210 with voltage Vch necessary for charging main battery 110.
- Vch can be set according to the SOC or voltage of main battery 110.
- control device 205 proceeds to step S180 to stop converter 220. This is because even if converter 220 is stopped, power can be supplied from DC power source 210 to power line PLb through the path of diode Da shown in FIG. Under such a voltage condition, external charging can be performed with high efficiency without causing switching loss in the converter 220 by fixing the switching elements Qa and Qb to OFF.
- control device 205 advances the process to step S190 to operate converter 220.
- DC voltage VI obtained by boosting output voltage Vpv of DC power source 210 is output to power line PLb by on / off control of switching elements Qa and Qb.
- the command value of the DC voltage VI at this time is set to a voltage equal to or higher than Vch. Thereby, the charging voltage and charging current of main battery 110 are controlled.
- control device 205 closes the relays RAC1 and RAC2 in step S200. Further, control device 205 causes inverter 230 to operate in step S210. Inverter 230 is controlled to convert AC voltage Vac of power line PLd to a DC voltage and output the DC voltage to power line PLc (PLb).
- step S220 the control device 205 determines whether or not the supply power Ppv from the DC power source 210 is larger than the predetermined power value P0.
- control device 205 opens relay RPV in step S250 and advances the process to step S260 to stop converter 220. Thereby, in the area where the efficiency of charging by the DC power source 210 is reduced, the main battery 110 is charged only by the electric power from the system power supply 400 to avoid the efficiency of external charging being lowered.
- control device 205 closes relay RPV in step S230 and advances the process to step S240 to operate converter 220.
- step S240 converter 220 is preferably controlled to execute so-called maximum power point tracking control (MPPI control).
- MPPI control maximum power point tracking control
- the external charging operation using the system power supply 400 is realized by the processing of steps S200 to S260.
- step S300 the control device 205 advances the process to step S300 and acquires the generated power command value from the electric vehicle 100.
- the generated power that can be output can be set based on the state of the main battery 110 (SOC or the like).
- step S300 the generated power command in the power conversion facility 200 is corrected from the normal mode in consideration of the generated power in the electric vehicle 100.
- step S300 is skipped.
- control device 205 closes the relay RPV and the relays RAC1 and RAC2 in step S310. Further, control device 205 operates converter 220 in step S320. Converter 220 is controlled to convert output voltage Vpv from DC power source 210 and output it to power line PLb. In step S320, converter 220 preferably operates according to MPPI control, as in step S240.
- control apparatus 205 operates the inverter 230 by step S330.
- Inverter 230 is controlled so as to convert DC power of power line PLb into AC voltage Vac and output it to power line PLd.
- control device 205 opens relay RPV in step S310 and stops converter 220 in step S320.
- the power generation operation of outputting AC power to the system power source 400 using the power from the main battery 110 and / or the DC power source 210 of the electric vehicle 100 is realized by the processing of steps S300 to S330.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for illustrating control processing in electrically powered vehicle 100 in the charging system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. Each step shown in the flowchart of FIG. 3 is executed by software processing and / or hardware processing by the control device 105. The control device 105 executes control processing according to the flowchart of FIG. 3 at every predetermined period.
- control device 105 determines whether electric vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 by charging cable 300 in step S400.
- the determination in step S400 can be determined based on the connection state of the charging cable 300, similarly to step S100 in FIG.
- control device 105 When electric powered vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 (when YES is determined in S400), control device 105 generates AC power using the power of main battery 110, that is, generates vehicle power, in step S410. Determine if it is requested.
- the vehicle power generation user request may be input to the control device 205 on the power conversion facility 200 side, or may be input to the control device 105 on the electric vehicle 100 side.
- step S420 determines whether or not the main battery 110 needs to be charged. For example, the determination in step S420 is executed according to a user request input to the control device 105 or 205 and the state of the main battery 110 (SOC or the like).
- control apparatus 105 confirms the determination result in step S420 in step S430.
- control device 105 proceeds to step S440 and selects the vehicle charging mode.
- control device 105 transmits to vehicle control mode 205 information indicating that the vehicle charging mode has been selected and charging of main battery 110.
- the information transmitted in step S450 includes a required charging power value for the power conversion facility 200 for charging the main battery 110.
- this instruction is also transmitted in step S450.
- Control device 105 proceeds to step S460 when vehicle charging mode is selected, and closes charging relays CHR1 and CHR2. At this time, system silages SR1 and SR2 are opened. Further, control device 105 advances the process to step S470 to operate converter 120. Converter 120 is controlled so as to convert DC power transmitted from power conversion facility 200 to charging inlet 190 into charging power for main battery 110. Thereby, the charging voltage or charging current of the main battery 110 is appropriately controlled.
- control device 105 proceeds to step S480 and opens charging relays CHR1 and CHR2. Thereby, converter 120 and main battery 110 are electrically disconnected from charging inlet 190.
- control device 105 proceeds to step S480 and opens the charging relays CHR1 and CHR2.
- control device 105 When electrically powered vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 (when YES is determined in S400), and when vehicle power generation is requested by the user (when YES is determined in S410), control device 105 performs step S510. Thus, based on the state of the main battery 110, it is determined whether or not vehicle power generation can be executed.
- the main battery 110 when the main battery 110 is in a state where vehicle power generation is possible, it is determined that “vehicle power generation is possible”. On the other hand, even if the user requests, when the main battery 110 is in a state where charging is not possible, it is not determined that “vehicle power generation is possible”.
- control apparatus 105 confirms the determination result in step S510 in step S520.
- control device 105 proceeds to step S530 to select the vehicle power generation mode.
- control device 105 transmits information regarding vehicle power generation mode being selected and information regarding vehicle power generation to control device 205.
- the information transmitted in step S540 includes the value of power discharged from the main battery 110.
- step S530 the control device 105 proceeds to step S550 and closes the charging relays CHR1 and CHR2. At this time, the system silages SR1 and SR2 are open.
- control device 105 advances the process to step S560 to operate converter 120.
- Converter 120 converts the output voltage of main battery 110 into DC voltage VH while controlling the discharge current (power) from main battery 110 in accordance with the command value, and outputs it to power line PL1.
- the DC power of power line PL1 controlled by converter 120 is transmitted to connector 290 and power line PLb of power conversion facility 200 via charging inlet 190 and charging cable 300.
- the inverter 230 converts the DC power of the power line PLb into AC power, whereby AC power is output to the system power supply 400.
- control device 105 proceeds to step S480 without selecting the vehicle power generation mode. Thereby, charging relays CHR1 and CHR2 are opened, and main battery 110 is electrically disconnected from charging connector 190.
- the main battery is operated by the system power supply 400 using the insulating transformer 240 provided in the power conversion facility 200. 110 can be charged. That is, it is possible to perform external charging while ensuring insulation without increasing the number of components mounted on the electric vehicle 100. Further, by using inverter 230 and converter 220 of power conversion facility 200, main battery 110 can be rapidly charged with a relatively large capacity. That is, by using the power conversion facility 200 as in the present embodiment, an infrastructure for rapidly charging the in-vehicle power storage device can be realized at low cost and with high safety.
- the electric transformer 100 and the system power supply 400 can be electrically insulated by the insulating transformer 240.
- the charging mode of the main battery 110 can be appropriately selected. Specifically, it is possible to switch between eco charging using only the DC power source 210 and rapid charging using both the DC power source 210 and the system power source 400. Further, at the time of low output of the DC power source 210, it is possible to suppress a decrease in efficiency of external charging using only the DC power source 210.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of an electric vehicle charging system 10 # according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- charging system 10 # according to the second embodiment is provided with power conversion facility 200 # in place of power conversion facility 200 shown in FIG.
- Power conversion facility 200 # differs from power conversion facility 200 shown in FIG. 1 in that relays RBP1 and RBP2 for bypassing insulation transformer 240 are further included. The opening and closing of relays RBP1 and RBP2 are controlled based on a control signal Sbp from control device 205.
- Relays RBP1 and RBP2 are arranged between system power supply 400 and power line PLd so as to bypass insulation transformer 240. Therefore, when relays RBP1 and RBP2 are closed, system transformer 400 and power line PLd are electrically connected, bypassing insulation transformer 240. Relays RBP1 and RBP2 correspond to a “second switch”.
- Electric vehicle 100 has the same configuration as that of FIG.
- opening / closing control of the relays RBP1 and RBP2 will be described with reference to FIGS. Except for the opening / closing control of relays RBP1 and RBP2, the control process is the same as in the first embodiment, and therefore, description thereof will not be repeated.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing control processing of relays RBP1 and RBP2 by power conversion facility 200 #.
- the flowchart shown in FIG. 5 is repeatedly executed by the control device 205 at a predetermined cycle.
- Each step shown in FIG. 5 is also executed by software processing and / or hardware processing by the control device 205.
- control device 205 determines in step S600 whether electric vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 #, as in step S100. Then, when electrically powered vehicle 100 is connected (at the time of YES determination in S600), control device 205 determines whether vehicle charging mode is selected in step S610. When the vehicle charging mode is not selected (NO in S610), control device 205 proceeds to step S620 to determine whether vehicle power generation mode is selected.
- control device 205 proceeds to step S650 and uses the path including insulation transformer 240. Select power conversion. That is, control device 205 advances the process to step S660 to instruct to open relays RBP1 and RBP2.
- the power is transferred between the vehicle charging mode or the vehicle power generation mode, that is, between the system power source 400 and the main battery 110, the power is supplied via the isolation transformer 240 as described in the first embodiment. Conversion is performed.
- control device 205 advances the process to step S670 and sets the power conversion path bypassing insulating transformer 240. select. That is, in the normal mode of power conversion facility 200 #, control device 205 advances the process to step S680 and closes relays RBP1 and RBP2.
- control device 205 advances the process to step S690 and closes relays RBP1 and RBP2. Thereby, a path bypassing the insulating transformer 240 is selected.
- a path bypassing the insulating transformer 240 is selected.
- the DC power from the DC power source 210 can be converted into AC power without causing loss in the insulating transformer 240.
- the efficiency of power conversion in the normal mode can be improved.
- FIG. 6 shows a control process of the relays RBP1 and RBP2 shown in FIG. 4 in response to a request from the electric vehicle 100.
- the flowchart shown in FIG. 6 is repeatedly executed by the control device 105 at a predetermined cycle. Each step shown in FIG. 6 is also executed by software processing and / or hardware processing by the control device 105.
- control device 105 determines in step S700 whether or not electrically powered vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 #, as in step S400.
- Control device 105 determines whether vehicle charging mode or vehicle discharging mode is selected in step S710 when electrically powered vehicle 100 is connected to power conversion facility 200 # (YES in S700). judge. As described above, the vehicle charging mode and the vehicle discharging mode are selected by steps S440 and S530 in FIG.
- control device 105 When vehicle charging mode or vehicle discharging mode is selected (YES in S710), control device 105 performs power conversion via power transformer 200 # for power conversion facility 200 # in step S720. Request. That is, the relays RBP1 and RBP2 are required to be opened. Thereby, in power conversion facility 200 #, steps S650 and S660 in FIG. 5 are executed.
- control device 105 causes insulating transformer 240 to be connected to power conversion facility 200 # in step S730. Request bypassed power conversion. That is, closing of relays RBP1 and RBP2 is required. Thereby, in power conversion facility 200 #, the processes of steps S670 and S680 in FIG. 5 are executed.
- control device 105 When electrically powered vehicle 100 is not connected to power conversion facility 200 # (NO determination in S700), control device 105 requests power conversion facility 200 # to open / close relays RBP1 and RBP2. do not do. In this case, since power conversion facility 200 # operates in the normal mode, relays RBP1 and RBP2 are closed, and a path bypassing isolation transformer 240 is selected.
- the configurations of the inverter 230 and the converters 120 and 220 in the first and second embodiments are not limited to those illustrated in FIGS. Any circuit configuration can be applied as long as DC / AC power conversion and DC voltage conversion equivalent to those described in the first and second embodiments can be performed.
- the configuration of power line PL2 and ground wiring GL2 and later is not limited to the illustrated configuration. That is, as described above, the present invention can be commonly applied to an electric vehicle equipped with a traveling electric motor such as an electric vehicle, a hybrid vehicle, and a fuel cell vehicle.
- the present invention can be applied to external charging of power storage devices mounted on electric vehicles such as hybrid vehicles, electric vehicles, and fuel cell vehicles.
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図1は、本発明の実施の形態1による電動車両の充電システムの構成を説明するブロック図である。
電力変換設備200は、本来は、直流電力源210からの直流電力を、系統電源400と同等の交流電力に変換するための、いわゆるパワーコンディショナとしての機能を有するものである。したがって、上記車両充電モードおよび車両発電モードのいずれも選択されていない場合における、電力変換設備200の通常動作は、以下のとおりである。
電力変換設備200は、リレーRAC1,RAC2を閉成した状態でインバータ230を動作させることによって、系統電源400からの電力を用いてメインバッテリ110の充電電力を発生することができる。具体的には、インバータ230は、電力線PLdの交流電圧Vacを、直流電圧VIに変換して電力線PLcに出力するように制御される。これにより、系統電源400からの交流電力を源とする直流電力が電力線PLbに発生され、かつ、コネクタ290および充電ケーブル300を介して、充電インレット190へ伝達される。車両充電モードでの直流電圧VIの指令値は、メインバッテリ110の充電に適した値に設定される。
電動車両100において、制御装置105は、充電リレーCHR1,CHR2を閉成するとともに、コンバータ220を動作させる。一方で、システムリレーSR1,SR2は開放される。コンバータ120は、制御装置105によって、メインバッテリ110の出力電圧を直流電圧VHに変換して電力線PL1に出力するように制御される。電力線PL1の直流電圧VHは、充電インレット190および充電ケーブル300を介して、電力変換設備200のコネクタ290へ伝達される。
図2には、実施の形態1による充電システムにおける電力変換設備200での制御が示される。図2のフローチャートに示される各ステップは、制御装置205によるソフトウェア処理および/またはハードウェア処理により実行されるものとする。制御装置205は、所定周期ごとに図2のフローチャートによる制御処理を実行する。
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- 直流電力源(210)および系統電源(400)の間に設けられた電力変換設備(200)と、
蓄電装置(110)を搭載した電動車両(100)とを備え、
前記電力変換設備は、
前記直流電力源と電気的に接続された第1の電力線(PLb)と、第2の電力線(PLd)との間で双方向の直流交流電力変換を実行するためのインバータ(230)と、
前記第1の電力線と前記インバータとの間に接続された第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)と、
前記第2の電力線と前記系統電源との間に接続された絶縁トランス(240)と、
前記第1の電力線と電気的に接続されたコネクタ(290)とを含み、
前記電動車両は、
充電ケーブル(300)によって前記第1の電力線と電気的に接続される充電インレット(190)と、
前記充電インレットに伝達された直流電力を前記蓄電装置の充電電力に変換するためのコンバータ(120)とを含み、
前記電力変換設備は、
前記コネクタが前記充電インレットと電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置を充電する場合に、前記第1の開閉器を閉成するとともに、前記系統電源からの交流電力を直流電力に変換して前記第1の電力線に出力するように前記インバータを制御するための制御部(205)をさらに含む、電動車両の充電システム。 - 前記電力変換設備(200)は、
前記絶縁トランス(240)をバイパスするように前記系統電源(400)および前記第2の電力線(PLd)の間に設けられた第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)をさらに含み、
前記制御部(205)は、前記系統電源および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されているときには前記第2の開閉器を開放する、請求項1に記載の電動車両の充電システム。 - 前記制御部(205)は、前記系統電源(400)および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されていない場合には、前記直流電力源(210)からの直流電力を前記系統電源の交流電力に変換するように前記インバータ(230)を制御する際に前記第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)を閉成する、請求項2に記載の電動車両の充電システム。
- 前記電力変換設備(200)は、
前記直流電力源と前記第1の電力線(PLb)との間に接続された第3の開閉器(RPV)をさらに含み、
前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合に、前記直流電力源(210)からの供給電力が閾値よりも小さいときには、前記第3の開閉器を開放する、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の電動車両の充電システム。 - 前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)の電力を用いて前記交流電力を発生する場合に、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を閉成するとともに、前記蓄電装置から前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力された直流電力を、前記系統電源の交流電力に変換して前記第2の電力線(PLd)に出力するように前記インバータ(230)を制御する、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の電動車両の充電システム。
- 前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合に、ユーザからの指示に応じて、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を開放するとともに前記インバータ(230)を停止し、前記直流電力源(210)からの電力を前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力するように前記電力変換設備(200)を制御する、請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の電動車両の充電システム。
- 直流電力源(210)および系統電源(400)の間に設けられた電力変換設備(200)であって、
前記直流電力源と電気的に接続された第1の電力線(PLb)と、第2の電力線(PLd)との間で双方向の直流交流電力変換を実行するためのインバータ(230)と、
前記第1の電力線と前記インバータとの間に接続された第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)と、
前記第2の電力線と前記系統電源との間に接続された絶縁トランス(240)と、
前記第1の電力線と電気的に接続されるとともに、充電ケーブル(300)によって電動車両(100)の充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続可能に構成されたコネクタ(290)とを備え、
前記コネクタは、前記充電ケーブルによって前記充電インレットと接続されることによって、前記電動車両に搭載された蓄電装置(110)とさらに電気的に接続されるように構成され、
前記電力変換設備は、
前記コネクタが前記充電インレットと電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置を充電する場合に、前記第1の開閉器を閉成するとともに、前記系統電源からの交流電力を直流電力に変換して前記第1の電力線に出力するように前記インバータを制御するための制御部(205)をさらに備える、電力変換設備。 - 前記絶縁トランス(240)をバイパスするように前記系統電源(400)および前記第2の電力線(PLd)の間に設けられた第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)をさらに備え、
前記制御部(205)は、前記系統電源および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されているときには前記第2の開閉器を開放する、請求項7に記載の電力変換設備。 - 前記制御部(205)は、前記系統電源(400)および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されていない場合には、前記直流電力源(210)からの直流電力を前記系統電源の交流電力に変換するように前記インバータ(230)を制御する際に前記第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)を閉成する、請求項8に記載の電力変換設備。
- 前記直流電力源と前記第1の電力線(PLb)との間に接続された第3の開閉器(RPV)をさら備え、
前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合に、前記直流電力源(210)からの供給電力が閾値よりも小さいときには、前記第3の開閉器を開放する、請求項7~9のいずれか1項に記載の電力変換設備。 - 前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)の電力を用いて前記交流電力を発生する場合に、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を閉成するとともに、前記蓄電装置から前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力された直流電力を、前記系統電源(400)の交流電力に変換して前記第2の電力線(PLd)に出力するように前記インバータ(230)を制御する、請求項7~9のいずれか1項に記載の電力変換設備。
- 前記制御部(205)は、前記コネクタ(290)が前記充電インレット(190)と電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合に、ユーザからの指示に応じて、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を開放するとともに前記インバータ(230)を停止し、前記直流電力源(210)からの電力を前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力するように前記電力変換設備(200)を制御する、請求項7~9のいずれか1項に記載の電力変換設備。
- 蓄電装置(110)と、
充電ケーブル(300)によって、直流電力源(210)および系統電源(400)の間に設けられた電力変換設備(200)のコネクタ(290)に対して電気的に接続可能に構成された充電インレット(190)と、
前記充電インレットに伝達された直流電力を前記蓄電装置の充電電力に変換するための第1の電力変換ユニット(120)と、
前記電力変換設備に対して前記蓄電装置の充電を要求するための制御部(105)とを備え、
前記制御部は、前記充電インレットおよび前記コネクタが前記充電ケーブルによって電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置を充電する場合に、前記電力変換設備に対して、前記直流電力源と電気的に接続された第1の電力線(PLb)と、絶縁トランス(240)を介して前記系統電源と接続された第2の電力線(PLd)との間で双方向の直流交流電力変換を実行するためのインバータ(230)を、前記系統電源からの交流電力を直流電力に変換して前記第1の電力線に出力するように制御すること、ならびに、前記第1の電力線および前記インバータの間に接続された第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を閉成することを要求する、電動車両。 - 前記制御部(105)は、前記コネクタ(290)および前記充電インレット(190)が前記充電ケーブル(300)によって電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)の電力を用いて前記交流電力を発生する場合に、前記電力変換設備(200)に対して、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を閉成すること、ならびに、前記蓄電装置から前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力された直流電力を、前記系統電源の交流電力に変換して前記第2の電力線(PLd)に出力するように前記インバータを制御することを要求する、請求項13に記載の電動車両。
- 前記制御部(105)は、前記系統電源(400)および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されているときには、前記電力変換設備(200)に対して、前記絶縁トランス(240)をバイパスするように前記系統電源および前記第2の電力線(PLd)の間に設けられた第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)を開放することを要求する、請求項13または14に記載の電動車両。
- 前記制御部(105)は、前記系統電源(400)および前記蓄電装置(110)の間で電力が授受されていない場合には、前記電力変換設備(200)に対して、前記直流電力源(210)からの直流電力を前記系統電源の交流電力に変換するように前記インバータ(230)を制御する際に前記第2の開閉器(RBP1,RBP2)を閉成することを要求する、請求項15に記載の電動車両。
- 前記制御部(105)は、前記コネクタ(290)および前記充電インレット(190)が電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合に、前記直流電力源(210)からの供給電力が閾値よりも小さいときには、前記電力変換設備(200)に対して、前記直流電力源と前記第1の電力線(PLb)との間に接続された第3の開閉器(RPV)を開放するように要求する、請求項13または14に記載の電動車両。
- 前記第1の電力変換ユニット(120)は、第3の電力線(PL1)と前記蓄電装置との間で双方向の直流電圧変換を実行するように構成され、
前記電動車両は、
前記充電インレット(190)および前記第3の電力線の間に接続された第1の開閉素子(CHR1,CHR2)と、
車両駆動力を発生するための電動機(130)と、
前記第3の電力線および前記電動機の間で双方向の電力変換を実行することによって前記電動機の出力を制御するための第2の電力変換ユニット(125)と、
前記第3の電力線および前記第2の電力変換ユニットの間に接続された第2の開閉素子(SR1,SR2)とをさらに備える、請求項13または14に記載の電動車両。 - 前記制御部(105)は、前記コネクタ(290)および前記充電インレット(190)が電気的に接続されている状態で前記蓄電装置(110)を充電する場合には、ユーザからの指示に応じて、前記第1の開閉器(RAC1,RAC2)を開放するとともに前記インバータ(230)を停止し、前記直流電力源(210)からの電力を前記第1の電力線(PLb)に出力するように、前記電力変換設備(200)に対して要求する、請求項13または14に記載の電動車両。
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