WO2023169869A1 - Bodenbaugruppe für eine induktive ladevorrichtung - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a floor assembly for an inductive charging device for inductively charging a motor vehicle.
- Motor vehicles usually have an electrical energy storage device, for example a rechargeable battery, for the electrical supply of electrical consumers.
- the electrical energy storage which is also generally referred to below as a battery, also serves to drive the motor vehicle, and is therefore in particular a traction battery.
- Corresponding charging devices each have an assembly in the motor vehicle and outside the motor vehicle.
- the stationary assembly outside the motor vehicle there is a primary coil, which interacts inductively with a secondary coil of the assembly in the motor vehicle in order to charge the motor vehicle.
- the assembly in the motor vehicle is also referred to as a motor vehicle assembly or “vehicle assembly”.
- the assembly outside the motor vehicle is usually located below the motor vehicle during operation and is also referred to as a floor assembly or “ground assembly”. Heat is generated during operation of the floor assembly. This heat can cause damage to the base assembly and/or reduced performance of the base assembly.
- the present invention is concerned with the task of providing an improved or at least different embodiment for a floor assembly of the type mentioned above, which in particular eliminates disadvantages from the prior art.
- the present invention is concerned with the task of providing an improved or at least different embodiment for the floor assembly, which is characterized by increased performance and/or improved durability and/or simplified production.
- the present invention is therefore based on the general idea of mechanically acting on electronics of the floor assembly in the direction of a base plate of the floor assembly by means of contours of support columns.
- This results in a defined and simple positioning of the electronics relative to the base plate using existing means, so that the heat transfer between the electronics and the base plate is increased with simplified production.
- the improved heat transfer between the electronics and the base plate means that the electronics are cooled in a simplified manner during operation.
- This allows the floor assembly to be operated with increased performance.
- intentional power reductions to avoid thermal damage, also known as “derating”, are avoided or at least reduced in this way.
- the floor assembly can operate at increased temperatures, even at elevated ambient temperatures performance.
- damage to the base assembly, in particular to the electronics, that occurs due to elevated temperatures is avoided or at least reduced.
- the service life of the floor assembly is increased and its durability is therefore improved.
- the floor assembly has the base plate and a coil, which are spaced apart from one another in a direction also referred to below as the spacing direction.
- the base assembly further has a core arrangement having at least one core body for guiding magnetic flux.
- the core arrangement is spaced apart in the distance direction from the base plate and the coil.
- the core arrangement is arranged between the base plate and the coil.
- a cavity is formed between the core arrangement and the base plate.
- At least one body runs between at least one of the at least one core body and the base plate, which extends through the cavity in the distance direction and supports the core arrangement on the base plate.
- the body is also referred to below as the support column.
- At least one of the support columns has a contour.
- Electronics for the floor assembly are also arranged in the cavity. The electronics are mechanically loaded against the base plate in the distance direction by means of at least one of the at least one contours.
- the “contour” of the support column is to be understood as meaning a cross section of the support column that changes in the distance direction. This means that the extension of the support column varies transversely to the distance direction along the distance direction, so that at least such a contour is present.
- At least one contour can extend circumferentially in the distance direction, in particular in a closed circumferential manner, over the associated support column.
- the contour can be symmetrical with respect to rotations about the distance direction. It is also conceivable that at least one contour is only arranged locally surrounding the distance direction. Accordingly, the contour is asymmetrical with respect to rotations about the distance direction.
- the respective support column can have any basic shape.
- the respective support column can have a basic shape that is at least twice as symmetrical with respect to rotations about the distance direction.
- at least one support column has a cylindrical basic shape.
- the base assembly is used in a charging device for inductively charging an electrical energy storage device, hereinafter also referred to as a battery, of a motor vehicle.
- the floor assembly is stationary and for this purpose interacts with an assembly of the motor vehicle.
- the coil of the floor assembly acts as a primary coil together with a secondary coil of the assembly on/in the motor vehicle.
- the primary coil generates an alternating magnetic field, which interacts inductively with the secondary coil.
- the floor assembly is usually located on a subsurface or is embedded in a depression in the subsurface.
- the distance direction runs along the plumb direction, so that the base plate of the floor assembly is arranged at the bottom along the plumb direction.
- the floor assembly is designed to transfer mechanical loads acting on it during operation to the base plate and from the base plate to the subsurface or in a depression made in the subsurface without causing damage. This means that the floor assembly is designed in such a way that a motor vehicle can be parked on the floor assembly and/or drive over the floor assembly without causing damage to the floor assembly.
- the at least one support column serves in particular to transfer loads to the base plate in such a way that the core arrangement remains undamaged.
- the respective support column only extends locally in the cavity transversely to the distance direction. This means in particular that the at least one support column penetrates the cavity but does not fill it.
- At least one of the at least one core body rests locally on one of the at least one support columns with its underside facing the base plate.
- the floor assembly can only have a single such support column.
- the floor assembly preferably has at least two support columns spaced apart from one another transversely to the distance direction.
- the respective support column is advantageously fixed to the base plate at least in the state of the floor assembly arranged on the ground and/or in the ground. This leads to a defined and predetermined distance between the support column and the base plate and consequently to a correspondingly defined and predetermined distance between the contour and the base plate. This results in a defined and/or predetermined mechanical loading of the electronics in the direction of the base plate.
- the respective support column can be fixed to the base plate in any way.
- a cohesive connection such as a Adhesive connection between the support column and the base plate.
- the respective support column can be fixed to the base plate by means of a screw connection.
- the electronics are advantageously used to operate the floor assembly.
- the electronics can be used to supply the coil of the base assembly.
- the electronics can therefore in particular be power electronics.
- the electronics advantageously have a printed circuit board, also known to those skilled in the art by the abbreviation “PCB”, and/or at least one electronic component, in particular at least one electronic power component. At least one of the electronic components is advantageously arranged on the side of the electronics facing the base plate. Since such components usually generate increased heat during operation, this results in improved cooling of the electronics via the base plate.
- PCB printed circuit board
- the electronics preferably has a printed circuit board on which at least one such electronic component is attached.
- Embodiments in which at least one of the components is arranged on the side of the circuit board facing the base plate are particularly preferred.
- the base plate serves to control the temperature, in particular cooling, of the base assembly, in particular the electronics.
- the base plate is also a cooling plate.
- the base plate is preferably also designed to shield magnetic and/or electromagnetic radiation.
- the base plate is made, for example, from a metal or a metal alloy.
- the base plate can have at least one flow-through channel through which a fluid can flow during operation and, in particular, absorb heat.
- a thermal interface material also known by the abbreviation “TIM”, is arranged between the electronics and the base plate. This improves the heat transfer between the electronics and the base plate and thus in particular the cooling of the electronics.
- thermal interface material is in direct contact with the electronics and/or the base plate. This leads to a further increase in heat transfer between the electronics and the base plate.
- the thermal interface material is pressed against the base plate by the impact acting on the electronics via the contour.
- the electronics are mechanically loaded against the base plate by means of the contour and thus press the thermal interface material against the base plate.
- Embodiments in which the thermal interface material is elastic in the distance direction are considered preferred, with the loading compressing the thermal interface material in the distance direction.
- the compression of the thermal interface material leads to a reduction in the thermal transfer resistance between the electronics and the base plate.
- the heat transfer between the electronics and the base plate is further improved.
- the thermal interface material offers compensation for possible changes in the distances in the distance direction that occur during operation and/or during the service life of the assembly.
- the elastic property of the thermal interface material as well as the loading of the thermal interface material by means of the at least one contour against the base plate additionally ensure that these changes are compensated for even in the event of possible distance changes that may occur, which may be due to thermal and/or wear and at the same time the thermal connection between the base plate and the electronics is maintained. This means that the heat transfer is increased and stabilized over the service life and/or during operation of the base assembly.
- thermal interface material it is possible to arrange the thermal interface material completely and over the entire surface between the electronics and the base plate. This means that the entire interface material is arranged between the electronics and the base plate.
- thermal interface material only in areas with increased heat generation. These areas include in particular the electronic components of electronics. Accordingly, the thermal interface material can only be arranged locally between at least one electronic component and the base plate.
- the thermal interface material can in principle be anything.
- the thermal interface material can be made from at least one polymer filled with thermally conductive particles.
- This filled polymer can be used as a curable paste, for example by screen printing. Dispensing and the like can be applied. Curing can take place in complete assembly, ie in a sandwich structure between the base plate and the electronics. Curing can also only be done on one side, i.e. applied either to the base plate or to the electronics.
- the thermal interface material is compressed against the base plate by applying a predetermined pressure to the electronics in the direction of the base plate.
- This pressure is advantageously at least 0.1 bar, preferably at least 0.5 bar, particularly preferably at least 1 bar.
- the action on the electronics in the direction of the base plate by means of the at least one contour can take place both directly by means of at least one contour and indirectly by means of at least one contour.
- at least one contour acts on the electronics directly in the direction of the base plate and at least one contour acts on the electronics or other electronics indirectly against the base plate.
- the electronics When directly acting on a contour, the electronics, preferably the circuit board, is in direct mechanical contact with the contour.
- At least one of the at least one contours mechanically acts on the electronics, in particular the printed circuit board, directly in the distance direction from the base plate.
- the contour advantageously rests on the side of the electronics, in particular the circuit board, facing away from the base plate.
- a further body is provided between the contour and the electronics, which is also referred to below as a hold-down device.
- the contour has a mechanical effect on the hold-down device, which in turn mechanically acts on the electronics in the direction of the base plate. It is advantageous that the hold-down device is in direct mechanical contact with both the contour and the electronics.
- At least one hold-down device is arranged in the cavity. At least one of the at least one contours of at least one support column acts mechanically on at least one of the at least one hold-down device in the direction of the base plate, so that the at least one hold-down device mechanically acts on the electronics in the distance direction from the base plate.
- the hold-down device is made from a material that is as inactive as possible magnetically and/or electromagnetically, preferably from a plastic. At least one hold-down device is therefore preferably a plastic body. This means that there is no or at least a reduced interaction of the hold-down device with the magnetic and/or electromagnetic field present in the cavity during operation. This results in reduced impairment of the function of the floor assembly.
- the plastic is preferably one with a low tendency to creep, in particular polyamides, “PA” for short, and/or polyethersulfone, “PES” for short.
- Embodiments in which at least one of the at least one hold-down device is designed as a spring element acting in the spacing direction are advantageous. This means that distance changes in the distance direction that occur, in particular during operation and are, for example, thermally caused, can be compensated for. This results in the electronics and/or the thermal interface material operating at a predetermined and/or defined pressure in the direction of the base plate.
- the spring element allows the floor assembly to be manufactured in a simplified manner.
- the hold-down device can be made from a flat material by forming the material.
- At least one of the contours can be formed on the associated support column, that is to say it can be monolithic with the associated support column.
- At least one of the contours can be attached to the associated support column in an unimaginable manner. This means that the contour and the support column can be manufactured separately and then attached to each other.
- At least one of the at least one contours on the associated support column is adjustable along the distance direction.
- the distance between the contour and the electronics and thus the mechanical action caused by the contour, in particular the pressure can be changed by adjusting the contour. Consequently, it is particularly possible to adjust the contour in the distance direction if necessary, for example after a certain period of operation of the base assembly, in order to adapt the pressure acting on the electronics accordingly.
- the loading can be easily adapted to the local conditions when setting up the floor assembly.
- the contour on the associated support column in the distance direction can be adjusted in any way.
- the coil of the base assembly can in principle be of any design.
- the coil advantageously has at least one coil winding. It is also conceivable that the coil has two or more coil windings.
- the coil is designed as a flat coil. This results in a compact design of the base assembly and/or a larger interaction with the secondary coil.
- the at least one core body of the core arrangement serves to guide the magnetic flux of the field generated by the coil.
- the at least one core body is designed accordingly.
- the core arrangement ensures that propagation of the magnetic field in the direction of the base plate is prevented or at least reduced. This leads in particular to a reduction in energy losses and consequently an increase in efficiency.
- the at least one core body preferably has a relative magnetic permeability p r of at least two. The following applies to the relative magnetic permeability p r of the at least one core body: p r 2.
- the at least one core body is electrically separated from the coil for this purpose.
- the core body is a ferrite body. It is advantageous if the at least one core body extends in a plate shape transversely to the distance direction. The respective core body is therefore advantageously a ferrite plate.
- the core arrangement preferably has at least two core bodies, with the floor assembly having an associated support column for the respective core body.
- the assembly has an associated support column of this type for the respective core body.
- the respective support column runs in the distance direction between the associated core body and the base plate and supports the associated core body on the base plate.
- at least one of the at least one core body advantageously the respective core body, rests exclusively on the associated support column with its underside facing the base plate. A load transfer in the distance direction towards the base plate therefore takes place exclusively via the associated support column. This leads to a reduced bending stress on the at least one core body and thus to a particularly effective reduction in the risk of damage and/or breakage of the at least one core body.
- the electronics extend over the entire base plate. This means that the electronics can completely cover the base plate.
- the electronics have at least two electronic modules, each of which can have a printed circuit board and at least one electrical component. At least one of the electronic modules, preferably the respective electronic module, is acted upon by at least one such contour in the direction of the base plate.
- the electronics or the electronic modules cover the base plate only partially, so that the base plate remains partially free.
- the base plate thus also tempers, in particular cools, the cavity and/or the core arrangement and/or the coil.
- FIG. 1 is a highly simplified representation of an inductive charging device with a floor assembly and a motor vehicle
- FIG. 2 shows the view from FIG. 1 in another exemplary embodiment
- the floor assembly 1 interacts with an associated assembly 4 of the motor vehicle 3.
- the Interaction occurs through a coil 5 of the floor assembly 1, which serves as the primary coil 5 of the charging device 2, and a secondary coil, not shown, of the assembly 4 of the motor vehicle 3.
- the coil 5 has at least one coil winding 9 and is designed as a flat coil 20.
- the motor vehicle 3 is located on a surface 6 for inductive charging using the charging device 2 and is parked in particular on the surface 6.
- the floor assembly 1 is arranged on the subsurface 6 and lies on the subsurface 6. In the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG or less with the subsurface 6.
- the floor assembly 1 has a plate 8 with which the floor assembly 1 rests on the substrate 6 or in the recess.
- the plate 8 is also referred to below as the base plate 8.
- the base plate 8 is spaced apart from the coil 5 in a direction 7, which is also referred to below as the spacing direction 7.
- the distance direction 7 runs along the plumb direction and corresponds in particular to a surface normal of the base plate 8.
- the base assembly 1 also has a core arrangement 10 comprising at least one core body 11 for guiding the magnetic flux.
- the core arrangement 10 is spaced apart from the base plate 8 in the distance direction 7.
- the core arrangement 10 is arranged in the distance direction 7 between the base plate 8 and the coil 5.
- a cavity 14 is thus formed between the core arrangement 10 and the base plate 8.
- the core arrangement 10 has at least two core bodies 11, which are spaced apart from one another.
- the core bodies 11 are ferrite bodies 21 formed, which extend transversely to the distance direction 7 in a plate shape.
- At least one body 15 runs between at least one of the at least one core body 11 and the base plate 8, which extends in the distance direction
- the body 15 is also referred to below as a support column 15.
- an associated support column 15 is provided for the respective core body 11, which extends in the distance direction 7 from the base plate 8 in the direction of the associated core body 11 and thus in particular supports the associated core body 11 on the base plate 8.
- the respective support column 15 preferably rests locally and centrally on the associated core body 11.
- Electronics 16 of the base assembly 1, for example for supplying the coil 5, are arranged in the cavity 14.
- at least one of the at least one support columns 15 has a contour 19.
- the electronics 16 is mechanically acted upon against the base plate 8 by means of at least one of the at least one contours 19 in the distance direction 7.
- the electronics 16 and consequently the base assembly 1 can be operated with increased power and/or a so-called “derating”, in which the performance of the base assembly 1 is reduced due to increased temperatures, in particular Avoiding damage is specifically regulated down, or at least reduced.
- the base assembly 1 can be operated with increased power and/or damage to the base assembly 1 due to heat generated during operation can at least be reduced.
- the “contour 19” is, as can be seen by way of example in FIGS. 3 to 8, a cross section of the associated support column 15 that changes along the distance direction 7. This change in cross-section is such that the mechanical action on the electronics 16 in the direction of the base plate 8 can be exerted, advantageously through a positive connection.
- the mechanical action on the electronics 16 by means of the contour 19 can, as can be seen from FIG. 3, take place directly by means of the contour 19.
- the mechanical loading of the electronics 16 by means of the contour 19, as can be seen in FIG. 4 can take place indirectly via a body 23 which interacts mechanically with the contour 19 and the electronics 16, which is also referred to below as a hold-down device 23.
- the hold-down device 23 is arranged between the contour 19 and the electronics 16 and is in direct contact with them.
- the respective support column 15 is in contact with the base plate 8 at least during operation of the floor assembly 1.
- the respective support column 15 is mechanically fixed to the base plate 8 on its side facing the base plate 8. This results in a defined support of the core arrangement 10 on the base plate 8.
- the electronics 16 is mechanically loaded against the base plate 8 in the same or constant manner by means of the at least one contour 19. This leads to improved heat transfer between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8.
- the fixation of the respective support column 15 to the base plate 8 can, as can be seen in Figures 3 and 4, be cohesive via an adhesive connection 27 and/or as can be seen in Figure 3 can be done using one Screw connection 28 can be realized. If a screw connection 28 is provided, a seal 31 is preferably provided in the area of the screw connection 28, as can also be seen in FIG. 3, in order to seal the openings necessary for the screw connection 28 in such a way that the cavity 14 is sealed to the outside.
- connection dome 29 protrudes from the base plate 8 for this purpose.
- the connection dome 29 advantageously allows the electronics 16 to move in the distance direction 7.
- the electronics 16 has, purely by way of example, a circuit board 17 and electronic components 18 shown only in FIG. 4, which are attached to the circuit board 17.
- the electronic components 18 are in particular those of power electronics.
- the electronic components 18 are preferably arranged on the side of the electronics 16, in particular the printed circuit board 17, facing the base plate 8. Since the components 18 usually generate increased heat during operation, this results in effective and improved cooling of the components 18 via the base plate 8.
- a thermal interface material 22 also known by the abbreviation “TIM”, is arranged between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8.
- the thermal interface material 22 preferably lies flat on the electronics 16 and on the base plate 8 and increases the heat transfer between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8. This leads in particular to improved cooling the electronics 16 and consequently to an increased possible performance of the base assembly 1 and/or reduced derating and/or an increased service life.
- the thermal interface material 22 is pressed against the base plate 8 by the impact acting on the electronics 16 by means of the contour 19. This leads to improved contact of the thermal interface material 22 both with the electronics 16 and with the base plate 8. Overall, there is improved heat transfer between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8.
- the thermal interface material 22 is elastic in the distance direction 7 , whereby the impact compresses the thermal interface material 22 in the distance direction 7. This leads to a reduced thermal resistance between the base plate 8 and the electronics 16 and consequently a further improved heat transfer between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8.
- the elastic property of the thermal interface material 22 as well as the mechanical loading also lead to, for example via the Distance changes in the distance direction 7 that occur during the lifespan of the floor assembly 1 are compensated for. This leads to an improved thermal connection between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8, even if such distance changes occur.
- the elastic property of the thermal interface material 22 leads to changes in the mechanical loading of the electronics 16 being compensated for.
- the thermal interface material 22 can be positioned over the entire surface between the electronics 16 and the base plate 8 be arranged, the thermal interface material 22 being left out in the area of the support columns 15, so that the support columns 15 are supported on the base plate 8 through the electronics 16 and the thermal interface material 22.
- the thermal interface material 22 can alternatively only be arranged in areas with increased heat generation between the base plate 8 and the electronics 16. As explained above, these areas with increased heat generation are the electronic components 18, so that in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the thermal interface material 22 is only arranged locally between the components 18 and the base plate 8.
- the contour 19 of the visible support column 15 mechanically acts on the electronics 16 directly in the distance direction 7 against the base plate 8
- the contour 19 is designed in a step-like manner purely by way of example, with the contour 19 on the base plate 8 the side of the electronics 16 facing away lies directly.
- the support column 15 acts mechanically on the electronics 16 via the contour 19 in the direction of the base plate 8.
- the respective support column 15 points to form the associated contour 19, at least purely by way of example a projection 30 projecting transversely to the distance direction 7.
- the hold-down device 23 is clamped between the projections 30 and the electronics 16, in particular the printed circuit board 17, so that the hold-down device 23 acts on the electronics 16 mechanically in the direction of the base plate 8.
- the hold-down device 23 rests on the respective at least one associated contour 19 of at least one support column 15 and on the electronics 16. In the one shown In the exemplary embodiment, the hold-down device 23 rests directly on the associated contours 19 that are assigned to two support columns 15 and on the printed circuit board 17.
- the hold-down device 23 is made of a magnetically and/or electromagnetically inactive, preferably dielectric and/or electrically insulating, material so as not to influence the magnetic and/or electromagnetic fields present in the cavity 14 during operation.
- the hold-down device 23 is in particular a plastic body 24.
- the hold-down device 23 is also designed as a spring element 25, which has a resilient effect in the distance direction 7.
- the hold-down device 23 in the exemplary embodiment shown is made of a thin-walled material and shaped accordingly.
- the base plate 8 is advantageously made of a metal or a metal alloy. This leads to improved heat transfer between the base plate 8 and the electronics 16.
- the base plate 18 can also serve as a magnetic and/or electromagnetic shield for the base assembly 1 in this way.
- the base plate 8 is also provided with channels 32 through which a fluid can flow during operation. Heat transfer therefore occurs between the base plate 8 and the fluid, so that the temperature control of the electronics 16 is improved. During operation, the fluid absorbs heat in particular from the base plate 8, so that the base plate 8 cools the electronics 16 in an improved manner.
- the base plate 8 extends transversely to the distance direction 7 beyond the electronics 16.
- the base plate 8 thus also tempers the cavity 14, so that the cavity 14 and consequently the core arrangement 10 and/or the coil 5 are also tempered, in particular cooled, by means of the base plate 8.
- the respective contour 19 can be formed on the associated support column 15 and thus be monolithic with the associated support column 15.
- the contour 19 can be manufactured separately and then attached to the associated support column 15. It is also conceivable to attach at least one of the contours 19 to the associated support column 15 in the distance direction 7. It is therefore possible, for example, to change the mechanical loading of the electronics 16 in the direction of the base plate 8 if necessary.
- the floor assembly 1 can be assembled more easily in this way.
- the arrangement of the contour 19 on the associated support column 15, which can be adjusted in the distance direction can take place, for example, via a thread 26, which is only indicated in FIG.
- Figures 5 to 8 show further exemplary embodiments of the contours 19 in a side view of the support columns 15.
- the support column 15 is stepped, with the cross section of the support column 15 increasing in steps in the distance direction 7 towards the core arrangement 10 to form the contour 19 to train.
- the exemplary embodiment in FIG. 6 differs from the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 4 in that the projection 30 is arranged in the center of the support column 15 in the distance direction 7.
- the support column 15 has a recess 33 running transversely to the distance direction 7 to form the contour 19.
- the support column 15 has at least one projecting extension 34 on the outside transversely to the distance direction 7.
- the respective contour 19 can be closed symmetrically and all around and/or only locally on the associated support column 15.
- the base assembly 1 in the exemplary embodiments shown has a holder 12 for holding the core arrangement 10.
- the core arrangement 10 is held in the base assembly 1 by means of the holder 12 and supported on the base plate 8.
- the Holder 12 has the support columns 15 to support the core arrangement 10.
- the holder 12 has a holding structure 13 spaced apart in the distance direction 7 from the base plate 8, the at least one core body 11 being arranged on the side of the holding structure 13 facing away from the base plate 8 and positioned by the holding structure 13 in a plane running transversely to the distance direction 7 .
- the base assembly 1 has an upper structure 35 on the side facing away from the core arrangement 10 in the distance direction 7, which holds the coil 5 and is mechanically connected to the holder 12 in such a way that a The load acting on the floor assembly 1, for example by a motor vehicle 3, is passed on from the structure 35 into the support columns 15 and then into the base plate 8.
- the structure 35 and the holder 12 are designed in such a way that this occurs without damage.
- the structure 35, the holder 12 and the base plate 8 in particular are designed accordingly with regard to their mechanical stability and load-bearing capacity.
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