WO2019201256A1 - 充电装置及充电系统 - Google Patents

充电装置及充电系统 Download PDF

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WO2019201256A1
WO2019201256A1 PCT/CN2019/082946 CN2019082946W WO2019201256A1 WO 2019201256 A1 WO2019201256 A1 WO 2019201256A1 CN 2019082946 W CN2019082946 W CN 2019082946W WO 2019201256 A1 WO2019201256 A1 WO 2019201256A1
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陈明明
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  • the present invention relates to the field of charging technologies, and in particular, to a charging device and a charging system.
  • the energy storage device of the power tool can only be charged by the utility power in the home or in the DIY studio.
  • the use of power tools there are more and more usage scenarios, and only the use of utility power for charging greatly limits the use of power tools.
  • a charging device includes: a power input interface detachably selectively connected to one of the at least two external energy devices, the different external energy devices providing different power input to the power input interface; the identification module, Identifying a type of power input and generating a corresponding signal; the charging module being housed in a housing of the charging device to convert a power input from the power input interface into electrical energy suitable for charging an energy storage device; a control module, Adjusting a voltage and/or a current output by the charging module according to a signal of the identification module; the power output interface is detachably connected to the energy storage device, and receiving the electrical energy output by the charging module to charge the energy storage device.
  • the energy storage device is optionally coupled to a power tool, the power tool including a motor, the energy storage device powering the motor.
  • the charging module includes an AC/DC module, a DC/DC boosting module, and a DC/DC buck module, and the control module controls the AC/DC module and the DC according to the signal of the identifying module. At least one of the /DC boost module and the DC/DC buck module operates.
  • the charging device further includes a detecting module, the detecting module identifies a charging voltage that is connected to the energy storage device, and feeds the identification result to the control module, and the control module is configured according to the identification module and A signal of the detection module controls at least one of the AC/DC module, the DC/DC boost module, and the DC/DC buck module.
  • the external energy device is a charging pile or an energy wall
  • the control module controls the AC power source through the AC/DC module and the DC/DC.
  • the step-down module outputs the power to the power output interface
  • the charging module controls the DC power source to be output to the Power output interface.
  • the charging device is provided with a switch, a first end of the switch is connected to the control module, a second end of the switch is connected to the power input interface, and a third end of the switch is connected to the electrical energy An output interface, the detection module further comprising an acquisition unit for detecting the amount of electricity and temperature of the energy storage device in real time, the control module further comprising a determination unit for controlling the closing of the switch according to the amount of electricity and temperature of the energy storage device.
  • the charging device further includes a first power line, the power input interface is disposed separately from the housing, and one end of the first power line is fixed on the housing, and the charging module is connected The other end of the first power line is away from the housing and is connected to the power input interface.
  • the charging device further includes a second power line, the power output interface is separately disposed from the housing, and one end of the second power line is fixed on the housing, and the charging module is connected The output end of the second power line is away from the housing and is connected to the power output interface.
  • the power input interface includes at least a first power input interface and a second power input interface, the first power input interface matches a first external energy device, and the second power input interface matches The second type of external energy equipment.
  • the energy output interface includes at least a first energy output interface and a second energy output interface, where the first energy output interface is different from the second energy output interface.
  • the present invention also provides a charging system comprising a charging device and an energy storage device that is charged by the charging device, the charging device being the charging device according to any one of the preceding claims.
  • the energy storage device is a battery pack for a power tool, and the battery pack includes one or more battery cells, and the battery pack is alternatively matched with the power output interface or matched with a power tool. Pick up.
  • the energy storage device includes a body, and a plurality of battery packs for power tools detachably mounted to the body, the body includes a charging interface and a discharging interface, and the charging interface receives the power output interface The power input is used to charge the plurality of power tools with a battery pack, and the discharge interface outputs electrical energy to power the power tool.
  • the output voltage of the energy storage device is 100V or more.
  • the charging pile provides energy replenishment for the energy vehicle and is installed at a fixed location.
  • the battery pack of the electric tool or the electric vehicle can be charged only by the commercial power in the home or in the DIY studio.
  • the charging pile is only used to provide energy supply for the electric vehicle, and the user cannot use the charging pile to charge the battery pack, which may cause technical problems that the charging pile is not fully utilized or the battery pack is inconveniently charged.
  • a charging adapter includes: a charging input interface, a first power line, a charging module, and a charging output interface, the charging module includes an input end and an output end; the charging input interface is detachably connected to a charging post or an energy wall One end of the first power line is connected to the charging input interface, and the other end is connected to an input end of the charging module; an output end of the charging module is connected to a charging output interface, and the charging output interface is detachably and charged The battery pack is connected.
  • the charging adapter further includes a second power line, one end of the second power line is connected to the output end of the charging module, and the other end is connected to the charging output interface.
  • the charging adapter is provided with a communication module for information interaction with the charging post or the energy wall, and is connected to the charging input interface.
  • the charging adapter is provided with a detection module for identifying the type of the battery pack, and is connected to an output of the charging module.
  • the charging adapter is provided with a control module for adjusting voltage and current output by the charging module, an input end of the control module is connected to the detecting module, and an output end of the control module is The input ends of the charging module are connected.
  • the charging adapter is provided with a switch, a first end of the switch is connected to an output end of the control module, a second end of the switch is connected to the charging input interface, and the switch is The three ends are connected to the charging output interface.
  • the detecting module further includes a collecting unit for detecting the power and temperature of the battery pack in real time
  • the control module further includes a determining unit for controlling the closing of the switch according to the power amount and temperature of the battery pack.
  • the charging output interface includes: a temperature detecting jack connected to the input end of the detecting module; a sampling input jack connected to the input end of the detecting module; and a low voltage power supply output
  • the jack is connected to the input end of the detecting module; the charging output jack is connected to the output end of the charging module.
  • the second power line includes at least one.
  • the charging input interface comprises: a communication pin S+ and a pin S-; a pin C1 and a pin C2 for confirming the charging connection; a DC power pin DC+ and a pin DC-; and a low voltage assist Power pin A+ and pin A-; device pin GND.
  • the charging adapter includes a charging input interface, a first power line, a charging module, a second power line, and a charging output interface corresponding to the battery pack.
  • the charging adapter is detachably connected to the charging post or the energy wall through the charging input interface, and forms a charging circuit with the first power line, the charging module, the second power line, the charging output interface, and the charged battery pack, thereby realizing the utilization of energy.
  • the wall or charging pile charges the battery pack of the power tool, so that the energy wall or the charging pile is fully utilized, and the power tool battery pack can be charged in various ways.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device in a first embodiment
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device in a second embodiment
  • 3 is a schematic view showing the connection of the charging device and the energy wall in the second embodiment
  • Figure 4 is a schematic view showing the connection of the charging device and the charging post in the second embodiment
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the composition of a charging device provided with a communication module in the third embodiment
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the composition of a charging device provided with a detecting module in the fourth embodiment
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the principle of identifying a battery pack by a charging device in the fourth embodiment
  • FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing the composition of a charging device provided with a control module in the fifth embodiment
  • Figure 9 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device provided with a switch in the sixth embodiment.
  • FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing the composition of a power output interface of a charging device in a sixth embodiment
  • FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the composition of a power input interface of a charging device in a seventh embodiment
  • Figure 12 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device in the eighth embodiment.
  • Figure 13 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device in a ninth embodiment
  • Figure 14 is a schematic view showing the composition of a charging device in a tenth embodiment
  • 15 is a schematic structural view of an alternative embodiment of an energy storage device
  • Figure 16 is a schematic view of the charging system of the first embodiment.
  • the present application provides a charging device, including: a power input interface 110 , a first power line 120 , a charging module 130 , and a power output interface 150 .
  • the charging module 130 includes an input end and an output end.
  • the power input interface 150 is detachably connected to an external energy device.
  • One end of the first power line 120 is connected to the power input interface 150, and the other end is connected to the input end of the charging module 130.
  • the output end of the charging module 130 is connected to the power output interface, and the power output interface is detachably connected to the energy storage device.
  • the external energy device includes a charging treasure, a high-power portable charging device, an electric vehicle-specific charging device, and the like.
  • Special charging devices for electric vehicles such as charging piles or energy walls.
  • the charging pile can be fixed on the ground or wall, installed in public buildings (public buildings, shopping malls, public parking lots, etc.) and residential parking lots or charging stations. It can be used for various types of electric vehicles according to different voltage levels.
  • Power tool charging Specifically, the charging post may be provided with a charging gun connected to the charging post through a power cord for connection to the charging car to be charged. The input end of the charging post is directly connected to the AC grid, and the charging gun is equipped with a charging plug at the output end for connection to an electric vehicle or a power tool for charging.
  • the charging pile functions like a tanker inside a gas station.
  • the Power Wall Battery includes a rechargeable lithium battery and control system that stores energy.
  • the energy wall can be charged at a low price when the power demand is low, and the power is output during the peak demand period when the electricity price is higher.
  • the energy wall can also store excess solar power for use in the absence of the sun.
  • the energy wall can also provide power protection when the power is off. In short, the energy wall can achieve transfer load, power backup and solar power self-sufficiency.
  • the present application further provides a charging device, including: a power input interface 110 , a first power line 120 , a charging module 130 , a second power line 140 , and a battery pack corresponding to the battery pack Power output interface 150.
  • the power input interface 110 is detachably connected to an external energy device.
  • the charging module 130 includes an input end and an output end. The input end of the charging module 130 is connected to one end of the first power line 120, and the output end of the charging module 130 is connected to one end of the second power line 140. One end of the first power line 120 is connected to the input end of the charging module 130, and the other end is connected to the power input interface 110.
  • One end of the second power line 140 is connected to the power output interface 150, and the other end is connected to the output end of the charging module 130.
  • the power output interface 150 is detachably connected to the energy storage device.
  • the energy wall 210 is provided with a socket, and the power input interface 110 is connected to the socket on the energy wall 210.
  • the power output interface 150 is coupled to a corresponding jack on the energy storage device 220.
  • the energy wall 210, the power input interface 110, the first power line 120, the charging module 130, the second power line 140, the power output interface 150, and the battery pack 220 form a charging circuit, and the battery pack starts charging.
  • the second application scenario of the second embodiment of the present invention is further described below with reference to FIG. 3.
  • the charging post 310 is provided with a socket, and the power input interface 110 is connected to the socket on the charging post 310.
  • the power output interface 150 is coupled to a corresponding jack on the energy storage device 220.
  • the charging post 310, the power input interface 110, the first power line 120, the charging module 130, the second power line 140, the power output interface 150, and the battery pack 220 form a charging circuit, and the battery pack 220 begins to be charged.
  • the power input interface 110 can also be mated with a charging gun (not shown) of the charging post 310. In this way, the application route of the charging pile is expanded without changing the structure of the existing charging pile.
  • the charging module 130 can be a voltage conversion circuit such as a BUCK circuit or an RC circuit.
  • the charging device converts the high voltage output from the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310 into a voltage matching the battery pack 220 through the charging module 130.
  • the first power line may be a high voltage resistant power line.
  • the connection between the charging device and the interface of the battery pack 220 can be a common power line, that is, the second power line can be a normal power line.
  • the charging device includes a power input interface, a first power line, a charging module, a second power line, and a power output interface corresponding to the battery pack.
  • the charging device is detachably connected to the charging post or the socket of the energy wall through the power input interface, and forms a charging circuit with the first power line, the charging module, the second power line, the power output interface and the energy storage device, thereby realizing utilization
  • the energy wall or the charging pile charges the energy storage device for the power tool, so that the energy wall or the charging pile is fully utilized, and the energy storage device for the power tool can be charged in various ways to make the charging more convenient.
  • the charging device is further provided with a communication module 410 for information interaction with the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310, and the charging module.
  • the input of 130 is connected.
  • the charging device establishes a communication connection with the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310 through the communication module 410.
  • the two exchange information through the first power line 120, such as the model of the charging device, the output current, the voltage, and the information of the energy storage device connected to the charging adapter.
  • the charging device is provided with a communication module, and can establish communication with the charging post or the energy wall for information interaction before starting charging. After the communication is established, the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310 will initiate the outward output of electrical energy.
  • FIG. 6 is a fourth embodiment of the present invention, which is different from the third embodiment in that the charging device is further provided with a detecting module 510, which can detect characteristic information of the energy storage device.
  • the energy storage device is taken as an example of a battery pack for a power tool.
  • the detection module 510 can identify the type of battery pack by detecting the voltage on the identification resistor in the battery pack.
  • the detection module 510 is connected to the output port of the charging module 130 through the second power line 140, and the detection module 510 can identify the type of the battery pack 220.
  • the battery pack 220 is provided with an identification resistor R1, and a voltage dividing resistor R2 and a switch K1 are disposed in the charging device.
  • the detecting module 510 is connected to a connection point of the voltage dividing resistor R2 and the identifying resistor R1.
  • the detecting module 510 can obtain the charging voltage of the battery pack 220 by identifying the type of the battery pack 220. And other relevant information.
  • FIG. 8 is a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
  • the charging device is further provided with a control module 710.
  • the input end of the control module 710 is connected to the detecting module 510, and the output of the control module 710 is connected. Connected to the input of the charging module 130.
  • the control module 710 can adjust the voltage and current output by the charging module 130.
  • the detection module 510 can detect related information of the battery pack 220 connected to the power output interface 150.
  • the detecting module 510 can identify the type of the battery pack, and can also detect the number of battery packs connected to the charging device, and can also detect the charging voltage of the battery pack.
  • the charging device can detect the charging voltage of the battery pack through the detecting module 510 to control the charging current, and a 20V battery pack is taken as an example for description.
  • the control module 710 controls the charging module 130 to enter the trickle charging of the battery pack 220, the charging current is 400mA ⁇ 40mA; when the voltage of the battery pack 220 is 13V ⁇ U ⁇ At 20V, the charging current is 2.0A ⁇ 0.2A; when the battery pack voltage is ⁇ 20V, the battery pack 220 is charged at a constant voltage, the charging current is reduced, and charging continues.
  • the charging time reaches the predetermined time, the charging device stops charging the battery pack 220.
  • the sixth embodiment is different from the fifth embodiment in that the charging device is further provided with a switch 810.
  • the first end of the switch 810 is connected to the control module 710, and the second end of the switch 810 is connected to the power input interface 110.
  • the third end of the switch 810 is coupled to the power output interface 150.
  • the switch 710 can be a metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET), the drain of the MOSFET is connected to the power input interface 110, the source of the MOSFET is connected to the power output interface 150, and the gate of the MOSFET is connected to the control module 710.
  • the control module 710 changes the voltage applied to the gate to change the opening and closing between the power input interface 110 and the power output interface 150.
  • the switches can also be thyristors, transistors, thyristors, relays, and the like.
  • the detecting module 510 further includes a collecting unit for detecting the power and temperature of the battery pack 220 in real time
  • the control module 710 further includes a determining unit for controlling the closing of the switch 710 according to the power amount and temperature of the battery pack 220.
  • the charging device can detect the temperature of the battery pack through the collecting unit, and feed back the temperature to the control module 710.
  • the control module 710 prestores a charging temperature range of the battery pack 220, which is from the same type of battery pack.
  • the charging minimum temperature threshold to the charging maximum temperature threshold, the determining unit may compare the detected temperature of the rechargeable battery pack with the charging minimum temperature threshold and the charging maximum temperature threshold to determine whether the switch 810 needs to be opened or closed.
  • the performance of the battery pack 220 may be affected, causing unnecessary loss.
  • the detected temperature of the battery pack 220 exceeds the charging temperature range, and the control module 710 controls the switch 810 to be turned off, waiting for the battery pack 220 to recover the temperature until the temperature is in the charging temperature range of the battery pack 220, and the control module 710
  • the control switch 810 is closed to resume charging the battery pack 220.
  • the charging device can also detect the power of the battery pack through the detecting module 510 and feed back the power to the control module 710.
  • the control module 710 controls the opening or closing of the switch 810 according to the power fed back by the detecting module 510.
  • the charging device is provided with a detecting module. Before starting charging, the charging device detects the information of the battery pack and performs information interaction with the charging post or the energy wall to provide the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310 to the battery pack. Reasonable charging voltage and current make the charging behavior of the battery pack safer and reduce damage to the battery pack.
  • the power output interface 150 includes a temperature detecting jack 910, a recognition sampling input jack 920, a low voltage power supply output jack 930, and a charging output jack 940.
  • the charging output jack 940 includes a positive electrode 941 and a negative electrode 942.
  • the temperature detecting jack 910 is connected to the input end of the detecting module 710
  • the sampling input jack 920 is connected to the input end of the detecting module 510
  • the low voltage power supply output jack 930 is connected to the input end of the detecting module 510 for charging.
  • the positive electrode 951 and the negative electrode 952 of the output jack 940 are respectively connected to the output terminal of the charging module 130.
  • the charging device may be the charging device in any of the foregoing embodiments, and further detailed description of the power input interface 110 is required.
  • the power input interface 110 includes a communication pin S+ and a pin S-, a pin C1 and a pin C2 for confirming a charging connection, a DC power pin DC+ and a pin DC-, and a low voltage auxiliary power supply pin A+.
  • pin A- device ground pin GND.
  • the pin S+ and the pin S- are used to transmit charging information or detecting information between the charging device and the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310.
  • Pin C1 and pin C2 are used to confirm whether the connection between the charging device and the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310 is reliable.
  • Pin DC+ and pin DC- are used to input DC to the charging module 130.
  • Pin A+ and pin A- are used for low voltage auxiliary power supply to the charging module 130.
  • the pin GND is used to connect to the device ground.
  • the second power line includes at least one.
  • the detection module 510 can identify the number of connections to the energy storage device.
  • the control module 710 can adjust the voltage and current output by the charging module 130 according to the number of battery packs detected by the detecting module 510.
  • Each of the second power lines is connected to a power output interface 150.
  • Each power output interface 150 is capable of charging one energy storage device 220. Therefore, the charging device can be simultaneously connected to and charged by the plurality of energy storage devices 220.
  • External energy equipment may output AC power, or may output DC power, may output high voltage, or may output low voltage.
  • the output interface form of each external energy device is also different.
  • the power input interface 110 requires different settings.
  • the charging device includes: a power input interface 110 , an identification module 122 , a charging module 130 , a power output interface 150 , and a control module 710 .
  • the power input interface 110 is detachably coupled to at least two external energy devices, and the different external energy devices provide different power inputs to the power input interface 110.
  • the identification module 122 identifies the type of power input from the power input interface 110 and generates a corresponding signal to the control module 710.
  • the charging module 130 is housed in the housing of the charging device, converts electrical energy from the power input interface 110 into electrical energy suitable for charging the energy storage device 220, and transmits the electrical energy to the energy output interface 150.
  • the control module 710 adjusts the voltage and current output by the charging module according to the signal of the identification module 122.
  • the power output interface 150 is detachably coupled to the energy storage device 220, and receives the electrical energy output by the charging module 130 to charge the energy storage device 220.
  • the energy storage device 220 is selectively coupled to a power tool that includes a motor that powers the motor.
  • the power input from the power input interface 110 may be an AC power source
  • the DC power source may be a high voltage, which may be a low voltage.
  • the charging module 130 includes an AC/DC module, a DC/DC boost module, and a DC/DC buck module.
  • the control module 710 controls at least one of the AC/DC module, the DC/DC boost module, and the DC/DC buck module according to the signal of the identification module 122, so that the charging circuit 130 can input the power input interface 110.
  • the voltage is converted to a voltage suitable for charging the energy storage device 220.
  • the control module 710 controls the AC power source to pass the AC/DC according to the signal of the identification module 122.
  • the module, and the DC/DC buck module then output a suitable charging voltage to the power output interface 150.
  • the control module 710 controls the DC power source to output a suitable charging voltage to the power output interface via the DC/DC buck module according to the signal of the other module 122.
  • the output voltage of the charging treasure is generally 4.7 ⁇ 5.2V.
  • the voltage of the energy storage device of the power tool is generally 12V or more.
  • the identification module 122 recognizes that the input power is 4.7-5.2V DC power, and the control module 510 controls the DC power to be output through the DC/DC boost module according to the signal of the identification module 122.
  • the charging voltage is applied to the power output interface 150.
  • the charging device includes at least a first type of power input interface and a second type of power input interface.
  • the first type of power input interface matches the first type of external energy device
  • the second type of power input interface matches the second type of external energy device.
  • the first power input interface and the second power input interface are detachably connected to the housing of the charging device, and only one of them can be connected at a time.
  • the charging device includes at least a first type of power input interface and a second type of power input interface.
  • the first type of power input interface matches the first type of external energy device
  • the second type of power input interface matches the second type of external energy device.
  • the first power input interface and the second power input interface can be simultaneously connected to the housing of the charging device. Or both are disposed directly on the housing of the charging device, or both are connected to the housing of the charging device via a cable.
  • the present invention also provides a tenth embodiment as shown in FIG.
  • the charging device further includes a detecting module 510.
  • the detection module 510 can identify the charging voltage of the energy storage device that is connected to the power output interface.
  • the manner of identification includes the manner in which the communication is made or the manner in which the identification component is identified. Communication can directly transfer the charging voltage of the energy storage device or pass other parameters characterizing the charging voltage.
  • the identification component can be an element such as an identification resistor or an IC tag.
  • the control module 710 controls at least one of the AC/DC module, the DC/DC boost module, and the DC/DC buck module to convert the input power source according to the signals of the identification module 122 and the detection module 510.
  • the charging device can charge the input device even if there is a difference between the input power source and the charging voltage of the energy storage device.
  • the identification module 122 recognizes that the input power source is an AC power source
  • the detecting module 510 further identifies the charging voltage of the energy storage device 220
  • the control module 710 identifies the battery according to the identification.
  • the signals of the module 122 and the detecting module 510 control the AC power source to output a suitable charging voltage to the power output interface 150 via the AC/DC module and the DC/DC buck module.
  • the detecting module 510 further identifies the charging voltage of the energy storage device 220, and the control module 710 controls the DC power source to pass the DC/DC voltage according to the signals of the other module 122 and the detecting module 510. After the module is pressed, a suitable charging voltage is output to the power output interface.
  • the output voltage of the charging treasure is generally 4.7 ⁇ 5.2V.
  • the voltage of the energy storage device of the power tool is generally 12V or more.
  • the identification module 122 recognizes that the input power is 4.7-5.2V DC power
  • the detecting module 510 identifies the charging voltage of the energy storage device 220.
  • the control module 510 is configured according to the module 122 and the detecting module 510. The signal controls the DC power supply to output a suitable charging voltage to the power output interface 150 via the DC/DC boosting module.
  • the charging device includes at least a first type of power output interface 150 and a second type of power output interface 150.
  • the first type of power output interface 150 matches the first type of energy storage device 220
  • the second type of power output interface matches the second type of energy storage device 220.
  • the first type of power output interface 150 and the second type of power output interface 150 are detachably connected to the housing of the charging device, and only one of them can be connected at a time.
  • the charging device includes at least a first type of power output interface 150 and a second type of power output interface 150.
  • the first type of power output interface 150 matches the first type of energy storage device 220
  • the second type of power output interface matches the second type of energy storage device 220.
  • the first type of power output interface 150 and the second type of power output interface 150 can be simultaneously connected to the housing of the charging device. Or both are disposed directly on the housing of the charging device, or both are connected to the housing of the charging device via a cable.
  • the charging device differs from the foregoing embodiment in that the power input interface 110 and the power output interface 150 are both disposed on the housing accommodating the charging circuit.
  • Other portions not described may be selected in the same manner as any of the foregoing embodiments.
  • the power input interface 110 is disposed separately from the housing that houses the charging circuit.
  • One end of the first power line 120 is fixed to the housing, and the input end of the charging module 130 is connected to the first power line 120. The other end is away from the housing and is connected to the power input interface 110.
  • Other portions not described may be selected in the same manner as any of the foregoing embodiments.
  • the power output interface 150 is disposed separately from the housing.
  • One end of the second power line 140 is fixed to the housing, and the output end of the charging module 130 is connected, and the other end of the second power line 140 is away from the shell. And connected to the power output interface 150.
  • Other portions not described may be selected in the same manner as any of the foregoing embodiments.
  • the power input interface 110 is disposed separately from the housing.
  • One end of the first power cord 120 is fixed on the housing, and is connected to the input end of the charging module 130.
  • the other end of the first power cord 120 is away from the shell.
  • the power output interface 150 is disposed separately from the housing.
  • One end of the second power line 140 is fixed on the housing, and is connected to the output end of the charging module 130.
  • the other end of the second power line 140 is away from the housing, and is connected to the power output interface 150.
  • Other portions not described may be selected in the same manner as any of the foregoing embodiments.
  • the dedicated charging device for charging an electric vehicle such as the output voltage of the energy wall 210 or the charging post 310
  • 200V which is a high voltage.
  • the voltage of the energy storage device 220 is lower than 100V, it is necessary to reduce the output voltage of the dedicated charging device by 50% or more in order to charge the energy storage device 220.
  • the charging voltage of the energy storage device is higher than 100V.
  • a first embodiment of an energy storage device 220 having a charging voltage higher than 100 V is described below with reference to FIG.
  • the energy storage device 220 includes a body 224, and a plurality of battery packs 222 for power tools.
  • the battery pack 222 is detachably mounted to the body 224. When the battery pack 222 is detached from the body 224, power can be supplied to the power tool.
  • the body 224 includes a charging interface 226.
  • the body 224 is connected to the charging interface 226 after the battery packs 222 mounted thereon are connected in series or in parallel.
  • the charging interface 226 receives the power input of the power output interface 150 to charge the battery pack 222.
  • the body 224 also includes a discharge interface 228.
  • the body 224 connects the battery packs 222 mounted thereon in series or in parallel, and is connected to the discharge interface 228 to supply power to the power tool.
  • battery pack 222 has a nominal voltage of 20V and energy storage device 220 includes six battery packs 222.
  • the body 224 connects the six battery packs 222 mounted thereon in series to form 120V, and is connected to the charging interface 226.
  • the body When discharging, the body will connect the six battery packs 222 mounted thereon in series and connect to the discharge interface 228.
  • the rated voltage of the power tool powered by the energy storage device 220 is 120V.
  • the power tool supplied by the battery pack 222 is rated at 20V. The types of the two power tools are different.
  • the body 224 connects each of the three battery packs 222 mounted thereon in series to form a battery pack, and then connects to the discharge interface 228 in parallel with the other battery pack.
  • the rated voltage of the power tool powered by the energy storage device 220 is 60V.
  • the power tool supplied by the battery pack 222 is rated at 20V.
  • the types of the two power tools are different.
  • the body 224 is connected to the discharge interface 228 after each of the six battery packs 222 mounted thereon is connected in parallel. At this time, the rated voltage of the power tool powered by the energy storage device 220 is 20V.
  • the power tool supplied by the battery pack 222 is rated at 20V.
  • the two power tools are of the same type.
  • battery pack 222 has a nominal voltage of 120V and energy storage device 220 includes at least one battery pack 222.
  • the body 224 connects the battery pack 222 mounted thereon in series or in parallel, and is connected to the charging interface 226.
  • the body When discharged, the body will be mounted on the battery pack 222 in series or in parallel, and connected to the discharge interface 228.
  • the type of power tool powered by the energy storage device 220 is the same type as the power tool powered by the battery pack 222.
  • the type of power tool powered by the energy storage device 220 is different from the type of power tool powered by the battery pack 222.
  • the energy storage device 220 is a battery pack 222.
  • the battery pack 222 includes at least one battery cell, and the combined voltage of the battery cells is higher than 100V.
  • the battery pack 222 can be directly coupled to the energy output interface 150 or directly coupled to the power tool.
  • the second power line may be a high voltage resistant power line.
  • FIG. 16 is a schematic view showing a charging system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • a charging device and an energy storage device 220 as shown in FIG. 13 are included.
  • the energy storage device 220 in this embodiment may be the energy storage device 220 as shown in FIG. 15, or may be an energy storage device of other embodiments as described above.
  • the charging system can include any of the foregoing charging devices and any of the foregoing energy storage devices.
  • connection may be a direct electrical connection, may be an indirect electrical connection, and may be a mechanical connection.
  • first, second, and the like may be used to describe various elements, but these elements are not limited by these terms. These terms are only used to distinguish one element from another.
  • first power line can be referred to as a second power line without departing from the scope of the present invention, and similarly, the second power line can be referred to as a first power line.
  • Both the first power line and the second power line are wireless devices, but they are not the same power line.

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Abstract

本申请公开一种充电装置包括:电能输入接口,可拆卸地与至少两种外部能源设备连接,不同的外部能源设备向所述电能输入接口提供不同的电源输入;识别模块,识别从所述电能输入接口输入的电源类型,并生成相应的信号向外传递;充电模块,收容在所述充电装置的壳体中,将来自所述电能输入接口的电能转换为适合为所述能量存储装置充电的电能,并向外传递;控制模块,根据所述识别模块的信号,调节所述充电模块输出的电压和电流;电能输出接口,与能量存储装置可拆卸地连接,接收所述充电模块输出的电能为能量存储装置充电,所述能量存储装置可选择地与电动工具连接,所述电动工具包括马达,所述能量存储装置为所述马达供电。

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充电装置及充电系统 技术领域
本发明涉及充电技术领域,特别是涉及一种充电装置及充电系统。
背景技术
在传统技术中,电动工具的能量存储装置只能在家庭里或DIY工作室中利用市电进行充电。但随着电动工具越来越广泛的使用,其使用场景越来越多,仅能利用市电进行充电极大限制了电动工具的使用场景。
发明内容
为拓展能充电的场景,有必要提供一种充电装置,其能利用至少两种外部电源对电动工具用的能量存储装置充电。
本发明提供一种能利用至少两种外部电源对电动工具用的能量存储装置充电。具体为,一种充电装置,包括:电能输入接口,可拆卸地选择性与至少两种外部能源设备之一连接,不同的外部能源设备向所述电能输入接口提供不同的电源输入;识别模块,识别电源输入的类型,并生成相应的信号;充电模块,收容在所述充电装置的壳体中,将来自所述电能输入接口的电源输入转换为适合为能量存储装置充电的电能;控制模块,根据所述识别模块的信号,调节所述充电模块输出的电压和/或电流;电能输出接口,能够可拆卸地与能量存储装置连接,接收所述充电模块输出的电能为能量存储装置充电,所述能量存储装置可选择地与电动工具连接,所述电动工具包括马达,所述能量存储装置为所述马达供电。
可选的,所述充电模块包括AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块,所述控制模块根据所述识别模块的信号,控制所述AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个工作。
可选的,所述充电装置还包括检测模块,所述检测模块识别接入所述能量存储装置的充电电压,并将识别结果反馈给所述控制模块,所述控制模块根据 所述识别模块和检测模块的信号,控制所述AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个工作。
可选的,所述外部能源设备为充电桩或能量墙,当所述识别模块识别到输入的电源为AC电源时,所述控制模块控制所述AC电源经AC/DC模块、以及DC/DC降压模块后输出给所述电能输出接口,当所述识别模块识别到输入的电源为DC电源时,所述充电模块控制所述DC电源经所述DC/DC降压模块后输出给所述电能输出接口。
可选的,所述充电装置设有开关,所述开关的第一端连接所述控制模块,所述开关的第二端连接所述电能输入接口,所述开关的第三端连接所述电能输出接口,所述检测模块还包括用于实时检测能量存储装置的电量和温度的采集单元,所述控制模块还包括用于根据能量存储装置的电量和温度控制所述开关闭合的判断单元。
可选的,所述充电装置还包括第一电源线,所述电能输入接口与所述壳体分离设置,所述第一电源线的一端固定在所述壳体上,且连接所述充电模块的输入端,所述第一电源线的另一端远离所述壳体,且连接所述电能输入接口。
可选的,所述充电装置还包括第二电源线,所述电能输出接口与所述壳体分离设置,所述第二电源线的一端固定在所述壳体上,且连接所述充电模块的输出端,所述第二电源线的另一端远离所述壳体,且连接所述电能输出接口。
可选的,所述电能输入接口包括至少第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口,所述第一种电能输入接口匹配第一种外部能源设备,所述第二种电能输入接口匹配第二种外部能源设备。
可选的,所述能量输出接口包括至少第一能量输出接口和第二能量输出接口,所述第一能量输出接口与所述第二能量输出接口的结构不相同。
本发明还提供一种充电系统,包括充电装置及由充电装置进行充电的能量存储装置,所述充电装置为前述任意一项所述的充电装置。
可选的,所述能量存储装置为电动工具用电池包,所述电池包包括一个或多个电池单体,所述电池包可择一地与所述电能输出接口配接或与电动工具配接。
可选的,所述能量存储装置包括本体,以及多个可拆卸地安装到所述本体上的电动工具用电池包,所述本体包括充电接口和放电接口,所述充电接口接收电能输出接口的电能输入为所述多个电动工具用电池包充电,所述放电接口输出电能为电动工具供电。
可选的,所述能量存储装置的输出电压为100V以上。
此外,随着新型能源的高速发展,国家大力支持新能源汽车技术的开发和创新,充电桩也出现在人们的日常生活中。充电桩为能源汽车提供能量补给,且安装在固定的地点。
在传统技术中,电动工具或者电动交通工具的电池包只能在家庭里或DIY工作室中利用市电进行充电。充电桩仅用于为电动汽车提供能量补给,用户不能使用充电桩对电池包进行充电,这样会造成不充分利用充电桩或者给电池包充电不方便的技术问题。
基于此,有必要针对传统技术中不充分利用充电桩且对电池包充电不方便的技术问题,提供一种充电适配器。
一种充电适配器,包括:充电输入接口、第一电源线、充电模块及充电输出接口,所述充电模块包括输入端和输出端;所述充电输入接口,可拆卸地与充电桩或者能量墙连接;所述第一电源线的一端连接所述充电输入接口,另一端连接所述充电模块的输入端;所述充电模块的输出端连接充电输出接口,所述充电输出接口可拆卸地与被充电电池包连接。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电适配器还包括第二电源线,所述第二电源线的一端连接所述充电模块的输出端,另一端连接所述充电输出接口。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电适配器设有与所述充电桩或所述能量墙之间进行信息交互的通信模块,与所述充电输入接口连接。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电适配器设有用于识别所述电池包种类的检测模块,与所述充电模块的输出端连接。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电适配器设有用于调节所述充电模块输出的电压和电流的控制模块,所述控制模块的输入端与所述检测模块连接,所述控制模块的输出端与所述充电模块的输入端连接。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电适配器设有开关,所述开关的第一端连接所述控制模块的输出端,所述开关的第二端连接所述充电输入接口,所述开关的第三端连接所述充电输出接口。
在其中一个实施例中,所述检测模块还包括用于实时检测电池包的电量和温度的采集单元,所述控制模块还包括用于根据电池包的电量和温度控制所述开关闭合的判断单元。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电输出接口包括:温度检测插孔,与所述检测模块的输入端连接;识别采样输入插孔,与所述检测模块的输入端连接;识别低电压供电输出插孔,与所述检测模块的输入端连接;充电输出插孔,与所述充电模块的输出端连接。
在其中一个实施例中,所述第二电源线包括至少一条。
在其中一个实施例中,所述充电输入接口包括:通信插针S+及插针S-;确认充电连接的插针C1及插针C2;直流电源插针DC+及插针DC-;低电压辅助供电插针A+及插针A-;设备地插针GND。
上述充电适配器包括充电输入接口、第一电源线、充电模块、第二电源线及与电池包对应的充电输出接口。该充电适配器通过充电输入接口可拆卸地与充电桩或者能量墙进行连接,与第一电源线、充电模块、第二电源线、充电输出接口以及被充电的电池包构成充电回路,实现了利用能量墙或者充电桩给电动工具电池包充电,使得能量墙或者充电桩得到充分利用,而且使得电动工具电池包可以通过多种方式进行充电。
附图说明
图1为第一实施例中充电装置的组成示意图;
图2为第二实施例中充电装置的组成示意图;
图3为第二实施例中充电装置与能量墙连接的示意图;
图4为第二实施例中充电装置与充电桩连接的示意图;
图5为第三实施例中设有通信模块的充电装置的组成示意图;
图6为第四实施例中设有检测模块的充电装置的组成示意图;
图7为第四实施例中充电装置识别电池包的原理示意图;
图8为第五实施例中设有控制模块的充电装置的组成示意图;
图9为第六实施例中设有开关的充电装置的组成示意图;
图10为第六实施例中充电装置的电能输出接口的组成示意图;
图11为第七实施例中充电装置的电能输入接口的组成示意图;
图12为第八实施例中充电装置的组成示意图;
图13为第九实施例中充电装置的组成示意图;
图14为第十实施例中充电装置的组成示意图;
图15为能量存储装置一种可选实施例的结构示意图;
图16为第一实施例的充电系统的示意图。
具体实施方式
为了使本发明的目的、技术方案及优点更加清楚明白,以下结合附图及实施例,对本发明进行进一步详细说明。应当理解,此处所描述的具体实施例仅仅用以解释本发明,并不用于限定本发明。
在第一实施例中,请参见图1,本申请提供一种充电装置,包括:电能输入接口110、第一电源线120、充电模块130及电能输出接口150。充电模块130包括输入端和输出端。电能输入接口150,可拆卸地与外部能源设备连接。第一电源线120的一端连接电能输入接口150,另一端连接充电模块130的输入端。充电模块130的输出端连接电能输出接口,电能输出接口可拆卸地与能量存储装置连接。
示例地,外部能源设备包括充电宝、大功率的可移动充电设备、电动汽车专用充电装置等。电动汽车专用充电装置如充电桩或者能量墙等。
其中,充电桩可以固定在地面或墙壁,安装于公共建筑(公共楼宇、商场、公共停车场等)和居民小区停车场或充电站内,可以根据不同的电压等级为各种型号的电动交通工具或者电动工具充电。具体地,充电桩可以设置有充电枪,充电枪通过电源线与充电桩连接,用于连接至待充电的充电汽车。充电桩的输入端与交流电网直接连接,充电枪的输出端安装有充电插头,用于连接至电动 交通工具或者电动工具充电。充电桩的功能类似于加油站里面的加油机。
能量墙(Power Wall Battery)包括存储能量的可充电的锂电池和控制系统。能量墙可以在电力需求低谷的时候低价充电,在电价更高的需求高峰时段输出电能。能量墙还可以存储过剩的太阳能发电,以便在没有太阳的时候使用。能量墙也可以在断电的时候提供电力保障。总之,能量墙可以实现转移负荷、电力备份以及太阳能发电自给。
在第二个实施例中,请参见图2,本申请还提供一种充电装置,包括:电能输入接口110、第一电源线120、充电模块130、第二电源线140及与电池包对应的电能输出接口150。其中,电能输入接口110,可拆卸地与外部能源设备连接。充电模块130包括输入端和输出端,充电模块130的输入端与第一电源线120的一端连接,充电模块130的输出端与第二电源线140的一端连接。第一电源线120的一端连接充电模块130的输入端,另一端连接电能输入接口110。第二电源线140的一端连接电能输出接口150,另一端连接充电模块130的输出端。电能输出接口150,可拆卸与能量存储装置连接。
以下结合图3对本发明第二实施例的第一种应用场景进一步介绍。能量墙210设置有插口,电能输入接口110连接能量墙210上的插口。电能输出接口150连接能量存储装置220上对应的插口。能量墙210、电能输入接口110、第一电源线120、充电模块130、第二电源线140、电能输出接口150和电池包220成形充电回路,电池包开始充电。
以下结合图3对本发明第二实施例的第二种应用场景进一步介绍。充电桩310设置有插口,电能输入接口110连接充电桩310上的插口。电能输出接口150连接能量存储装置220上对应的插口。充电桩310、电能输入接口110、第一电源线120、充电模块130、第二电源线140、电能输出接口150和电池包220成形充电回路,电池包220开始充电。可以理解的是,电能输入接口110还可以与充电桩310的充电枪(图中未示出)进行匹配连接。这样在不改变现有充电桩的结构前提下,扩展了充电桩的应用途径。
充电模块130可以是电压转换电路,比如BUCK电路或者RC电路。充电装置通过充电模块130将能量墙210或者充电桩310输出的高电压转换成与电 池包220匹配的电压。
在本实施例中,由于能量墙210或者充电桩310输出的电压较高,比如200至500V,甚至是300-750V,所以第一电源线可以是耐高压的电源线。充电装置与电池包220接口之间的连接可以采用普通电源线,即第二电源线可以是普通电源线。
上述实施例中,充电装置包括电能输入接口、第一电源线、充电模块、第二电源线及与电池包对应的电能输出接口。该充电装置通过电能输入接口可拆卸地与充电桩或者能量墙上的插口进行连接,与第一电源线、充电模块、第二电源线、电能输出接口以及能量存储装置构成充电回路,实现了利用能量墙或者充电桩给电动工具用的能量存储装置充电,使得能量墙或者充电桩得到充分利用,而且使得电动工具用的能量存储装置可以通过多种方式进行充电,使充电更加方便。
请继续参见图5为本发明提供的第三实施例,与第二实施例的区别在于,充电装置进一步设有与能量墙210或充电桩310之间进行信息交互的通信模块410,与充电模块130的输入端连接。具体地,当电能输入接口110连接于能量墙210或充电桩310上的插座且电能输出接口150连接于能量存储装置220时,充电装置通过通信模块410与能量墙210或充电桩310建立通信连接,两者通过第一电源线120交互信息,比如充电装置的型号、输出电流、电压以及与充电适配连接的能量存储装置的信息等。
上述实施例中,充电装置设置有通信模块,在开始充电前,可以与充电桩或能量墙建立通信进行信息交互。在通信建立后,能量墙210或充电桩310才会启动向外输出电能。
图6为本发明提供的第四实施例,与第三实施例的区别在于,充电装置进一步设有检测模块510,可以检测能量存储装置的特性信息。以能量存储装置为电动工具用电池包为例。检测模块510可以通过检测电池包中的识别电阻上的电压以识别电池包的种类。检测模块510与充电模块130的输出口通过第二电源线140连接,检测模块510可以识别电池包220的种类。具体地,请参见图7,电池包220设置有识别电阻R1,充电装置内设置有分压电阻R2和开关K1。检 测模块510连接于分压电阻R2与识别电阻R1的连接点。当充电能输入接口120连接于能量墙210或充电桩310上的插座且电能输出接口150连接于电池包的插口时,检测模块510可以通过识别电池包220的种类以获取电池包220的充电电压等相关信息。
请参见图8为本发明提供的第五实施例,与第四实施例的区别在于,充电装置进一步设有控制模块710,控制模块710的输入端与检测模块510连接,控制模块710的输出端与充电模块130的输入端连接。控制模块710可以调节充电模块130输出的电压和电流。具体地,检测模块510可以检测到与电能输出接口150连接的电池包220的相关信息。其中,检测模块510可以识别电池包的种类,也可以检测与该充电装置连接的电池包的数量,还可以检测电池包的充电电压。比如充电装置可以通过检测模块510检测到电池包的充电电压以进行充电电流的控制,以一个20V的电池包为例进行说明。当检测到电池包220的电压为10V≤U≤13V时,控制模块710通过控制充电模块130对电池包220进入涓流充电,充电电流为400mA±40mA;当电池包220的电压13V≤U≤20V时,充电电流为2.0A±0.2A;检测到电池包电压≥20V时,对电池包220进行恒压充电,充电电流会减小,充电继续。当充电时间达到预定时间时,充电装置停止对电池包220的充电。
第六实施例,请参见图9,与第五实施例的区别在于,充电装置进一步设有开关810,开关810的第一端连接控制模块710,开关810的第二端连接电能输入接口110,开关810的第三端连接电能输出接口150。
其中,开关710可以为金属-氧化物-半导体场效应管(MOSFET),MOSFET的漏极连接电能输入接口110,MOSFET的源极连接电能输出接口150,而MOSFET的栅极与控制模块710连接,控制模块710改变施加在栅极的电压来改变电能输入接口110和电能输出接口150之间的开闭。开关还可以为晶闸管、晶体管、可控硅、继电器等。
本实施例中,检测模块510还包括用于实时检测电池包220的电量和温度的采集单元,控制模块710还包括用于根据电池包220的电量和温度控制开关710的闭合的判断单元。具体地,充电装置可以通过采集单元检测到电池包的温 度,并将该温度反馈给控制模块710,控制模块710内预存有电池包220充电温度范围,该温度范围为从同一类型的电池包的充电最低温度阈值到充电最高温度阈值,判断单元可以将检测到的充电电池包的温度与充电最低温度阈值及充电最高温度阈值进行比较以判断开关810是否需要断开或者闭合。
具体地,当电池包220低于充电最低温度阈值或超过充电最高温度阈值时,会影响到电池包220的性能,带来不必要的损失。在电池包充电过程中,检测到的电池包220的温度超过充电温度范围,控制模块710控制开关810断开,等待电池包220恢复温度,直至温度处于电池包220的充电温度范围,控制模块710控制开关810闭合,重新开始给电池包220充电。充电装置还可以通过检测模块510检测到电池包的电量,并将该电量反馈给控制模块710,控制模块710根据检测模块510反馈的电量控制开关810的断开或者闭合。
上述实施例中,充电装置设置有检测模块,在开始充电前,充电装置对电池包的信息进行检测,与充电桩或能量墙进行信息交互,以使能量墙210或充电桩310向电池包提供合理的充电电压和电流,使得电池包的充电行为更加安全,并减小对电池包的损害。
本实施例中,请参见图10,电能输出接口150包括温度检测插孔910、识别采样输入插孔920、识别低电压供电输出插孔930、充电输出插孔940。其中,充电输出插孔940包括正极941和负极942。具体地,温度检测插孔910与检测模块710的输入端连接,识别采样输入插孔920与检测模块510的输入端连接,识别低电压供电输出插孔930与检测模块510的输入端连接,充电输出插孔940的正极951和负极952分别与充电模块130的输出端连接。
在第七实施例中,充电装置可以为前述任一实施例中的充电装置,需要进一步说明的是电能输入接口110的具体设置。请参见图11,电能输入接口110包括通信插针S+及插针S-、确认充电连接的插针C1及插针C2、直流电源插针DC+及插针DC-、低电压辅助供电插针A+及插针A-、设备地插针GND。其中,插针S+及插针S-,用于在充电装置与能量墙210或充电桩310之间传输充电信息或者检测信息。插针C1及插针C2,用于确认充电装置与能量墙210或充电桩310之间的连接是否可靠。插针DC+及插针DC-,用于向充电模块130输入 直流。插针A+及插针A-,用于对充电模块130进行低电压辅助供电。插针GND用于与连接设备地。
在第八实施例中,请参见图12,第二电源线包括至少一条。检测模块510可以识别连接在能量存储装置的个数。控制模块710可以根据检测模块510检测到的电池包的个数调节充电模块130输出的电压和电流。
每条第二电源线连接一个电能输出接口150。每个电能输出接口150均能为一个能量存储装置220充电。因此,充电装置可以同时连接为多个能量存储装置220,并为其充电。
外部能源设备可能输出交流电,也可能输出直流电,可能输出高压,也可能输出低压。同一种输出电源的情况下每种外部能源设备的输出接口形式也不尽相同。为适应外部能源设备接口定义的不同,电能输入接口110需要不同的设置。
在如图13所示的第十实施例中,充电装置包括:电能输入接口110、识别模块122、充电模块130、电能输出接口150、控制模块710。电能输入接口110可拆卸地与至少两种外部能源设备连接,不同的外部能源设备向电能输入接口110提供不同的电源输入。识别模块122识别从所述电能输入接口110输入的电源类型,并生成相应的信号传递给控制模块710。充电模块130收容在所述充电装置的壳体中,将来自电能输入接口110的电能转换为适合为能量存储装置220充电的电能,并传递给能量输出接口150。控制模块710根据识别模块122的信号,调节充电模块输出的电压和电流。电能输出接口150与能量存储装置220可拆卸地连接,接收充电模块130输出的电能为能量存储装置220充电。能量存储装置220可选择地与电动工具连接,电动工具包括马达,能量存储装置220为所述马达供电。
考虑到电能输入接口110输入的电源可能为AC电源,可能为DC电源可能为高压,可能为低压。基于此,在一种可选的实施例中,充电模块130包括AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块。控制模块710根据识别模块122的信号,控制所述AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个工作,使得充电电路130能将电能输入接口110的输入电压转换 为适合给能量存储装置220充电的电压。
例如,在外部能源设备为充电桩或能量墙的情况下,当所述识别模块122识别到输入的电源为AC电源后,控制模块710根据识别模块122的信号控制所述AC电源经AC/DC模块、以及DC/DC降压模块后输出合适的充电电压给电能输出接口150。当识别模块122识别到输入的电源为DC电源后,控制模块710根据别模块122的信号控制所述DC电源经DC/DC降压模块后输出合适的充电电压给所述电能输出接口。
此外,充电宝的输出电压一般为4.7~5.2V。而电动工具的能量存储装置的电压一般为12V以上。在外部能源设备为充电宝时,识别模块122识别到输入的电源为4.7~5.2V的直流电源,控制模块510根据识别模块122的信号控制所述直流电源经DC/DC升压模块后输出合适的充电电压给电能输出接口150。
为使得充电装置能适配不同的外部能源设备,在一种可选的实施例中,充电装置包括至少第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口。第一种电能输入接口匹配第一种外部能源设备,第二种电能输入接口匹配第二种外部能源设备。第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口可拆卸与充电装置的壳体连接,且每次仅能连接其中一个。在另一种可选的实施例中,充电装置包括至少第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口。第一种电能输入接口匹配第一种外部能源设备,第二种电能输入接口匹配第二种外部能源设备。第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口可同时与充电装置的壳体连接。或两者均直接设置在充电装置的壳体上,或两者通过电缆与充电装置的壳体连接。
此外,不同的能量存储装置具有不同的充电电压以及不同的接口形态,为能给更多类型的能量存储装置220充电,电路模块和电能输出接口150需要不同的设置。
本发明还提供第十实施例,如图14所示。本实施例与第十实施例的差异在于,在第十一实施例中,充电装置还包括检测模块510。检测模块510能识别接入电能输出接口的能量存储装置的充电电压。识别的方式包括通信的方式或识别标识元件的方式。通信可以直接传递能量存储装置的充电电压或传递表征充电电压的其他参数。标识元件可以是标识电阻或IC标签等元件。控制模块710 根据识别模块122以及检测模块510的信号,控制AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个对输入的电源进行转换。以使得即使输入电源与能量存储装置的充电电压之间有不同的差异时,充电装置也能为其充电。
例如,在外部能源设备为充电桩或能量墙的情况下,当所述识别模块122识别到输入的电源为AC电源后,检测模块510进一步识别能量存储装置220的充电电压,控制模块710根据识别模块122及检测模块510的信号控制所述AC电源经AC/DC模块、以及DC/DC降压模块后输出合适的充电电压给电能输出接口150。当识别模块122识别到输入的电源为DC电源后,检测模块510进一步识别能量存储装置220的充电电压,控制模块710根据别模块122及检测模块510的信号控制所述DC电源经DC/DC降压模块后输出合适的充电电压给所述电能输出接口。
此外,充电宝的输出电压一般为4.7~5.2V。而电动工具的能量存储装置的电压一般为12V以上。在外部能源设备为充电宝时,识别模块122识别到输入的电源为4.7~5.2V的直流电源,同时检测模块510识别能量存储装置220的充电电压,控制模块510根据别模块122及检测模块510的信号控制所述直流电源经DC/DC升压模块后输出合适的充电电压给电能输出接口150。
为使得不同的能量存储装置220均能与充电装置连接,以进行充电,在一种可选的实施例中,充电装置包括至少第一种电能输出接口150和第二种电能输出接口150。第一种电能输出接口150匹配第一种能量存储装置220,第二种电能输出接口匹配第二种能量存储装置220。第一种电能输出接口150和第二种电能输出接口150可拆卸与充电装置的壳体连接,且每次仅能连接其中一个。在另一种可选的实施例中,充电装置包括至少第一种电能输出接口150和第二种电能输出接口150。第一种电能输出接口150匹配第一种能量存储装置220,第二种电能输出接口匹配第二种能量存储装置220。第一种电能输出接口150和第二种电能输出接口150可同时与充电装置的壳体连接。或两者均直接设置在充电装置的壳体上,或两者通过电缆与充电装置的壳体连接。
在第十一实施例中,充电装置与前述实施例的差别在于,电能输入接口110 和电能输出接口150均设置在收容充电电路的壳体上。未叙述的其他部分可选择的与前述任意一个实施例相同。
在第十二实施例中,电能输入接口110与收容充电电路的壳体分离设置,第一电源线120的一端固定在壳体上,且连接充电模块130的输入端,第一电源线120的另一端远离壳体,且连接电能输入接口110。未叙述的其他部分可选择的与前述任意一个实施例相同。
在第十二实施例中,电能输出接口150与壳体分离设置,第二电源线140的一端固定在壳体上,且连接充电模块130的输出端,第二电源线140的另一端远离壳体,且连接电能输出接口150。未叙述的其他部分可选择的与前述任意一个实施例相同。
在第十三实施例中,电能输入接口110与壳体分离设置,第一电源线120的一端固定在壳体上,且连接充电模块130的输入端,第一电源线120的另一端远离壳体,且连接电能输入接口110。电能输出接口150与壳体分离设置,第二电源线140的一端固定在壳体上,且连接充电模块130的输出端,第二电源线140的另一端远离壳体,且连接电能输出接口150。未叙述的其他部分可选择的与前述任意一个实施例相同。
如前所述,给电动汽车充电的专用充电设备,如能量墙210或充电桩310的输出电压超过200V,属于高压。当能量存储装置220的电压低于100V时,需要将专用充电设备的输出电压降低50%以上,才能给能量存储装置220充电。为了能更高效地利用专用设备的输出电能,减少降压过程中的损耗,提高专用充电设备的利用率,优选的,能量存储装置的充电电压高于100V。
以下结合图15介绍充电电压高于100V的能量存储装置220的第一种实施例。
如图15所示,能量存储装置220包括本体224,以及多个电动工具用电池包222。电池包222可拆卸地安装到本体224上。当电池包222从本体224上拆卸下来时,可以为电动工具供电。本体224包括充电接口226。本体224将安装在其上的电池包222串联或并联后,连接到充电接口226。充电接口226接收电能输出接口150的电能输入为电池包222充电。本体224还包括放电接口228。 本体224将安装在其上的电池包222串联或并联后,连接到放电接口228,为电动工具供电。
在一种可选的实施例中,电池包222的标称电压为20V,能量存储装置220包括6个电池包222。充电时,本体224将安装在其上的6个电池包222串联形成120V后,连接到充电接口226。放电时,本体将将安装在其上的6个电池包222串联后,连接到放电接口228。此时,能量存储装置220供电的电动工具的额定电压为120V。电池包222供电的电动工具的额定电压为20V。两种电动工具的类型不同。可选的,本体224将安装在其上的每3个电池包222串联形成一组电池包,然后与另一组电池包并联后,连接到放电接口228。此时,能量存储装置220供电的电动工具的额定电压为60V。电池包222供电的电动工具的额定电压为20V。两种电动工具的类型不同。可选的,本体224将安装在其上的每6个电池包222并联后,连接到放电接口228。此时,能量存储装置220供电的电动工具的额定电压为20V。电池包222供电的电动工具的额定电压为20V。两种电动工具的类型相同。
在另一种可选的实施例中,电池包222的标称电压为120V,能量存储装置220包括至少一个电池包222。充电时,本体224将安装在其上的电池包222串联或并联后,连接到充电接口226。放电时,本体将将安装在其上电池包222串联或并联后,连接到放电接口228。在本体224将电池包222并联后,连接到放电接口228的场景下,能量存储装置220供电的电动工具类型与电池包222供电的电动工具类型相同。在本体224将电池包222并联后,连接到放电接口228的场景下,能量存储装置220供电的电动工具类型与电池包222供电的电动工具类型不相同。
充电电压高于100V的能量存储装置220的第二种实施例中,能量存储装置220为一个电池包222。电池包222内包括至少一个电池单体,电池单体的组合电压高于100V。电池包222可直接与能量输出接口150配接,也可以直接与电动工具配接。
在能量存储装置的充电电压高于100V的情况下,第二电源线可以是耐高压的电源线。
如图16所示为本发明第一实施例的充电系的示意图。本实施例中,包括如图13所示的充电装置以及能量存储装置220。本实施例中的能量存储装置220可以为如图15所示的能量存储装置220,也可以为如前所述的其他实施例的能量存储装置。
在其他实施例中,充电系统可以包括前述任意一种充电装置和前述任意一种能量存储装置。
需要说明的是,本发明所使用的术语“连接”可以是直接的电性连接,可以是间接地电性连接,可以是机械连接。
需要说明的是,本发明所使用的术语“第一”、“第二”等可在本文中用于描述各种元件,但这些元件不受这些术语限制。这些术语仅用于将第一个元件与另一个元件区分。举例来说,在不脱离本发明的范围的情况下,可以将第一电源线称为第二电源线,且类似地,可将第二电源线称为第一电源线。第一电源线和第二电源线两者都是无线设备,但其不是同一电源线。
以上实施例仅表达了本发明的几种实施方式,其描述较为具体和详细,但并不能因此而理解为对本发明专利范围的限制。应当指出的是,对于本领域的普通技术人员来说,在不脱离本发明构思的前提下,还可以做出若干变形和改进,这些都属于本发明的保护范围。因此,本发明专利的保护范围应以所附权利要求为准。

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  1. 一种充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电装置包括:
    电能输入接口,可拆卸地选择性与至少两种外部能源设备之一连接,不同的外部能源设备向所述电能输入接口提供不同的电源输入;
    识别模块,识别电源输入的类型,并生成相应的信号;
    充电模块,收容在所述充电装置的壳体中,将来自所述电能输入接口的电源输入转换为适合为能量存储装置充电的电能;
    控制模块,根据所述识别模块的信号,调节所述充电模块输出的电压和/或电流;
    电能输出接口,能够可拆卸地与能量存储装置连接,接收所述充电模块输出的电能为能量存储装置充电,所述能量存储装置可选择地与电动工具连接,所述电动工具包括马达,所述能量存储装置为所述马达供电。
  2. 根据权利要求1所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电模块包括AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块,所述控制模块根据所述识别模块的信号,控制所述AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个工作。
  3. 根据权利要求2所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电装置还包括检测模块,所述检测模块识别接入所述能量存储装置的充电电压,并将识别结果反馈给所述控制模块,所述控制模块根据所述识别模块和检测模块的信号,控制所述AC/DC模块、DC/DC升压模块、以及DC/DC降压模块中的至少一个工作。
  4. 根据权利要求2所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述外部能源设备为充电桩或能量墙,当所述识别模块识别到输入的电源为AC电源时,所述控制模块控制所述AC电源经AC/DC模块、以及DC/DC降压模块后输出给所述电能输出接口,当所述识别模块识别到输入的电源为DC电源时,所述充电模块控制所述DC电源经所述DC/DC降压模块后输出给所述电能输出接口。
  5. 根据权利要求2所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电装置设有开关,所述开关的第一端连接所述控制模块,所述开关的第二端连接所述电能输 入接口,所述开关的第三端连接所述电能输出接口,所述检测模块还包括用于实时检测能量存储装置的电量和温度的采集单元,所述控制模块还包括用于根据能量存储装置的电量和温度控制所述开关闭合的判断单元。
  6. 根据权利要求1所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电装置还包括第一电源线,所述电能输入接口与所述壳体分离设置,所述第一电源线的一端固定在所述壳体上,且连接所述充电模块的输入端,所述第一电源线的另一端远离所述壳体,且连接所述电能输入接口。
  7. 根据权利要求1所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述充电装置还包括第二电源线,所述电能输出接口与所述壳体分离设置,所述第二电源线的一端固定在所述壳体上,且连接所述充电模块的输出端,所述第二电源线的另一端远离所述壳体,且连接所述电能输出接口。
  8. 根据权利要求1所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述电能输入接口包括至少第一种电能输入接口和第二种电能输入接口,所述第一种电能输入接口匹配第一种外部能源设备,所述第二种电能输入接口匹配第二种外部能源设备。
  9. 根据权利要求1所述的充电装置,其特征在于,所述能量输出接口包括至少第一能量输出接口和第二能量输出接口,所述第一能量输出接口与所述第二能量输出接口的结构不相同。
  10. 一种充电系统,包括权利要求1-9任意一项所述的充电装置及由充电装置进行充电的能量存储装置。
  11. 根据权利要求10所述的充电系统,其特征在于,所述能量存储装置为电动工具用电池包,所述电池包包括一个或多个电池单体,所述电池包可择一地与所述电能输出接口配接或与电动工具配接。
  12. 根据权利要求10所述的充电系统,其特征在于,所述能量存储装置包括本体,以及多个可拆卸地安装到所述本体上的电动工具用电池包,所述本体包括充电接口和放电接口,所述充电接口接收电能输出接口的电能输入为所述多个电动工具用电池包充电,所述放电接口输出电能为电动工具供电。
  13. 根据权利要求10所述的充电系统,其特征在于,所述能量存储装置的输出电压为100V以上。
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