WO2025001041A1 - 电池高压盒、电池包及车辆 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of battery replacement technology, and specifically to a battery high-voltage box, a battery pack and a vehicle.
- the battery system is generally integrated in the battery pack, but different OEMs have different all-in-one architectures for the whole vehicle, and the requirements for battery packs are inconsistent, resulting in the battery pack being incompatible with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the present application proposes a battery high-voltage box, a battery pack and a vehicle, aiming to solve the technical problem that the battery pack is not compatible with complete vehicles of different OEMs.
- an embodiment of the present application provides a battery high-voltage box for connecting the battery to an external load, wherein the battery high-voltage box includes a battery positive interface, a battery negative interface, a power transmission main circuit, a controlled switch module, and a pre-charging circuit;
- the power transmission main circuit is connected to the positive interface of the battery and the negative interface of the battery respectively, the controlled switch module is arranged on the power transmission main circuit, and the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the controlled switch module;
- the pre-charging circuit is used to pre-charge the external load when it is turned on.
- This embodiment proposes a battery high-voltage box for connecting a battery to an external load.
- the battery high-voltage box includes a battery positive interface, a battery negative interface, a power transmission main circuit, a controlled switch module and a pre-charging circuit.
- the pre-charging circuit is used to pre-charge the external load when it is turned on.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a main circuit positive interface for connecting to the positive pole of an external load connector and a main circuit negative interface for connecting to the negative pole of the external load connector.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface for connecting to the positive pole of the external load connector and a main circuit negative interface for connecting to the negative pole of the external load connector. It can be connected to the external load through the main circuit positive interface and the main circuit negative interface, so that the external load can be pre-charged when the pre-charging circuit is turned on. It can be suitable for complete vehicles of different OEMs, thereby improving the compatibility of the battery high-voltage box.
- the controlled switch module includes a main positive controlled switch module and/or a main negative controlled switch module, the main positive controlled switch module is respectively connected to the battery positive interface and the main circuit positive interface, and the main negative controlled switch module is respectively connected to the battery negative interface and the main circuit negative interface.
- the controlled switch modules in this embodiment include a main positive controlled switch module and/or a main negative controlled switch module.
- the main positive controlled switch module is respectively connected to the positive interface of the battery and the positive interface of the main circuit
- the main negative controlled switch module is respectively connected to the negative interface of the battery and the negative interface of the main circuit.
- the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the controlled switch module, including the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module or the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module or the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module.
- the main power transmission circuit can be turned on to pre-charge the external load, thereby improving the safety of high-voltage power-on on the whole vehicle.
- the battery high voltage box also includes a charging interface for connecting to a charging socket.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment also includes a charging interface for connecting to a charging socket, which can connect the charging circuit to charge the battery pack when the battery needs to be supplemented with electric energy, thereby meeting temporary power needs.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a charging positive switch module and a charging negative switch module, and the charging interface includes a charging positive interface and a charging negative interface;
- the charging positive interface is connected to the charging positive switch module, the charging positive switch module is connected to the battery positive interface, the charging negative interface is connected to the charging negative switch module, and the charging negative switch module is connected to the battery negative interface;
- the charging positive switch module is used to connect the charging positive interface with the battery positive interface during charging of the battery pack;
- the charging negative switch module is used to connect the charging negative interface with the battery negative interface during charging of the battery pack.
- the battery high-voltage box includes a charging positive switch module and a charging negative switch module
- the charging interface includes a charging positive interface and a charging negative interface.
- the charging positive interface is connected to the charging positive controlled switch module, and the charging positive controlled switch module is connected to the battery positive interface.
- the charging negative interface is connected to the charging negative controlled switch module, and the charging negative controlled switch module is connected to the battery negative interface.
- the charging positive controlled switch module and the charging negative controlled switch module can turn on the charging circuit to charge the battery when the battery needs to replenish electrical energy, thereby meeting temporary power needs.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a manual maintenance switch, a first end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the battery positive interface, and a second end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the first end of the charging positive switch module.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment also includes a manual maintenance switch, a first end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the battery positive interface, and a second end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the first end of the charging controlled switch module.
- a charging failure occurs, the power supply of the high-voltage system can be disconnected through the manual maintenance switch, thereby improving the charging safety of the vehicle.
- the battery high voltage box further comprises a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface
- the main circuit positive interface is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector
- the main circuit negative interface is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector
- the controlled switch module comprises a main positive controlled switch module
- the first end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the battery positive interface, and the second end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the main circuit positive interface.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface
- the controlled switch module includes a main positive controlled switch module.
- the first end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the battery positive interface
- the second end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the main circuit positive interface. It can pre-charge the external load when the pre-charging circuit is turned on, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, and achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the pre-charging circuit is arranged in the main positive circuit in the power transmission main circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module.
- the first end of the pre-charge loop is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charge loop is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module. It is able to pre-charge the external load when the pre-charge is turned on, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charge circuit, achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the battery high voltage box further comprises a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface
- the main circuit positive interface is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector
- the main circuit negative interface is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector
- the controlled switch module comprises a main-negative controlled switch module
- the first end of the main negative controlled switch module is connected to the battery negative interface, and the second end of the main negative controlled switch module is connected to the main circuit negative interface.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface, and the controlled switch module includes a main negative controlled switch module.
- the main negative controlled switch module is arranged in the main negative circuit, and can pre-charge the external load through the pre-charging circuit in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module in the battery high-voltage box, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, thereby achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the pre-charging circuit is arranged in the main negative circuit in the main power transmission circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is arranged in the main negative circuit, and the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module.
- the external load can be pre-charged through the pre-charging circuit in the battery high-voltage box which is connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, and realizing compatibility with vehicles of different OEMs.
- the battery high-voltage box further includes a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface
- the controlled switch module includes a main positive controlled switch module and a main negative controlled switch module
- the main circuit positive interface is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector
- the main circuit negative interface is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector
- the first end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the positive interface of the battery, the second end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the positive interface of the main circuit, the first end of the main negative controlled switch module is connected to the negative interface of the battery, and the second end of the main negative controlled switch module is connected to the negative interface of the main circuit.
- the controlled switch modules in this embodiment include a main positive controlled switch module and a main negative controlled switch module.
- the main power transmission circuit can be cut off by the other controlled switch module, thereby improving the safety of the vehicle.
- the pre-charging circuit is arranged in the main positive circuit in the power transmission main circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module, or the pre-charging circuit is arranged in the main negative circuit in the power transmission main circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is set in the main positive circuit in the main power transmission circuit, or is set in the main negative circuit in the main power transmission circuit, which can pre-charge the external load when the pre-charging circuit is turned on, thereby improving the safety of high-voltage power-on on the vehicle end.
- the pre-charge circuit includes a pre-charge switch module and a pre-charge resistor
- the first end of the pre-charging switch module is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module
- the second end of the pre-charging switch module is connected to the first end of the pre-charging resistor
- the second end of the pre-charging resistor is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module
- the first end of the pre-charging switch module is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module
- the second end of the pre-charging switch module is connected to the first end of the pre-charging resistor
- the second end of the pre-charging resistor is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module or the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module.
- the main power transmission circuit can be turned on to pre-charge the external load, thereby improving the safety of high-voltage power-on on the vehicle end.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a charging positive switch module and a charging negative switch module, and the charging interface includes a charging positive interface and a charging negative interface;
- the first end of the charging positive switch module is connected to the battery positive interface, the second end of the charging positive switch module is connected to the charging positive interface, the first end of the charging negative switch module is connected to the battery negative interface, and the second end of the charging negative switch module is connected to the charging negative interface;
- the charging positive switch module is used to connect the charging positive interface with the battery positive interface during charging of the battery pack;
- the charging negative switch module is used to connect the charging negative interface with the battery negative interface during charging of the battery pack.
- the battery high-voltage box includes a positive charging interface, a negative charging interface, a positive charging switch module and a negative charging switch module.
- the positive charging interface is connected to the positive charging switch module
- the positive charging switch module is connected to the positive battery interface
- the negative charging interface is connected to the negative charging switch module
- the negative charging switch module is connected to the negative battery interface.
- an embodiment of the present application further proposes a battery pack, which includes a battery high voltage box as described in any one of the above items.
- the battery pack further comprises a battery pack and an external load connector
- the positive pole of the battery pack is connected to the positive interface of the battery
- the negative pole of the battery pack is connected to the negative interface of the battery
- the positive pole of the external load connector is connected to the positive interface of the main circuit
- the negative pole of the external load connector is connected to the negative interface of the main circuit
- the external load connector is used to supply power to the external load when the battery pack is at the vehicle end; when the battery pack is at the battery swap station, it transmits the electric energy input from the battery swap station to charge the battery pack.
- the battery pack in this embodiment includes a battery pack and an external load connector.
- the positive pole of the battery pack is connected to the positive interface of the battery
- the negative pole of the battery pack is connected to the negative interface of the battery
- the positive pole of the external load connector is connected to the positive interface of the main circuit
- the negative pole of the external load connector is connected to the negative interface of the main circuit.
- the external load connector is used to supply power to the external load when the battery pack is at the vehicle end; when the battery pack is at the battery swap station, the electric energy input from the battery swap station is transmitted to charge the battery pack;
- the external load connector can be used as both a discharge interface and a charging interface, realizing the same charging and discharging interface, and reducing the hardware cost of the battery pack.
- the battery pack further comprises a charging socket, wherein the positive electrode of the charging socket is connected to the positive charging interface, and the negative electrode of the charging socket is connected to the negative charging interface;
- the charging socket is used to transmit the electric energy input by the charging gun to charge the battery pack.
- the battery pack also includes a charging socket, the positive pole of the charging socket is connected to the positive charging interface, and the negative pole of the charging socket is connected to the negative charging interface.
- the charging socket is arranged on the shell of the battery pack, and there is no need to establish a connection with the base of the vehicle end through a separate external load connector, thereby reducing the number of external load connectors used and reducing hardware costs.
- the battery pack further comprises a housing, and the battery high voltage box is disposed in the housing;
- the external load connector and the charging socket are both arranged on the shell.
- the external load connector and the charging socket are arranged on the housing, which can reduce the number of external load connectors used and reduce the hardware cost.
- an embodiment of the present application further proposes a vehicle, comprising a battery pack as described in any one of the above items.
- FIG1 is a functional module diagram of an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG2 is a schematic diagram of the functional modules of an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a pre-charging circuit and a main positive controlled switch module, or a pre-charging circuit and a main negative controlled switch module in parallel in an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application;
- FIG4 is a schematic diagram of a pre-charging circuit and a main positive controlled switch module in parallel in an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application;
- FIG5 is a schematic diagram of a pre-charging circuit and a main load controlled switch module in parallel in an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application;
- FIG6 is a connection diagram of a pre-charging circuit in an embodiment of a battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG7 is a functional module diagram of another embodiment of the battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG8 is a schematic diagram of the circuit structure of a battery high voltage box in an embodiment of the battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG9 is a schematic diagram of another circuit structure of a battery high voltage box in an embodiment of the battery high voltage box of the present application.
- FIG10 is a simplified schematic diagram of the structure of a battery high voltage box without pre-charging at the vehicle end in an embodiment of the present application;
- FIG11 is a simplified schematic diagram of the structure of the vehicle-side pre-charger in an embodiment of the battery high-voltage box of the present application.
- FIG12 is a functional module diagram of an embodiment of a battery pack of the present application.
- FIG13 is a functional module diagram of another embodiment of the battery pack of the present application.
- FIG14 is a schematic diagram showing a battery pack in accordance with an embodiment of the present application that is connected to a vehicle via a vehicle-mounted base;
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a battery pack in one embodiment of the present application, in which a battery pack is connected to a battery swap station charger via a battery swap station base.
- the term "and/or" is only a description of the association relationship of the associated objects, indicating that there may be three relationships.
- a and/or B can represent: A exists alone, A and B exist at the same time, and B exists alone.
- the character "/" in this article generally indicates that the associated objects before and after are in an "or" relationship.
- multiple refers to more than two (including two).
- multiple groups refers to more than two groups (including two groups), and “multiple pieces” refers to more than two pieces (including two pieces).
- the present application provides a battery high voltage box for connecting a battery to an external load.
- the battery high voltage box includes a battery Positive interface A1, battery negative interface A2, power transmission main circuit Z, controlled switch module 10 and pre-charging circuit 20.
- the power transmission main circuit Z is connected to the battery positive interface A1 and the battery negative interface A2 respectively, the controlled switch module 10 is arranged on the power transmission main circuit, and the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected in parallel with the controlled switch module 10.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 is used to pre-charge the external load when it is turned on.
- the battery high-voltage box may also be referred to as a high-voltage power distribution box (PDU).
- the battery high-voltage box may be a high-voltage power distribution unit for distributing the DC power output by the battery pack and monitoring overcurrent and overvoltage in the high-voltage system;
- the battery positive interface A1 may be an interface connected to the positive electrode of the battery pack;
- the battery negative interface A2 may be an interface connected to the negative electrode of the battery pack;
- the power transmission main circuit Z may be a main circuit for power transmission;
- the pre-charging circuit 20 may be a circuit for pre-charging the X capacitor at the vehicle end during the high-voltage power-on process at the vehicle end.
- the controlled switch module 10 may be a switch module that switches the main power transmission circuit on or off according to a control signal output by a control unit.
- the external load may be an external drive of the vehicle
- the controlled switch module 10 is arranged on the main power transmission circuit Z.
- the process of the vehicle executing high-voltage power supply may be: receiving a wake-up signal, the BMS powers on at a low voltage.
- the BMS receives the high-voltage power supply instruction sent by the vehicle end, it controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to be turned on to pre-charge the external drive of the vehicle end.
- the controlled switch module 10 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected.
- the controlled switch module 10 is closed, the high-voltage power supply of the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion instruction is fed back to the vehicle end.
- the vehicle executes The process of high-voltage power supply can be: receiving the wake-up signal BMS low-voltage power supply, after receiving the high-voltage power supply command sent by the whole vehicle, BMS controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to conduct and perform a false pre-charging action.
- the false pre-charging action can be that the pre-charging circuit 20 in the battery high-voltage box is turned on, but because the whole vehicle end has its own pre-charging, the pre-charging circuit 20 will not pre-charge the external drive of the whole vehicle end after it is turned on.
- the real pre-charging action is performed by the pre-charging circuit of the whole vehicle end.
- the positive controlled switch module 10 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected.
- the controlled switch module 10 is closed, the high voltage on the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion command is fed back to the whole vehicle end.
- This embodiment proposes a battery high-voltage box for connecting a battery to an external load.
- the battery high-voltage box includes a battery positive interface, a battery negative interface, a power transmission main circuit, a controlled switch module and a pre-charging circuit.
- the pre-charging circuit is used to pre-charge the external load when it is turned on.
- the external load can be pre-charged through the pre-charging circuit of the battery high-voltage box.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a main circuit positive interface B1 for connecting to the positive electrode of the external load connector and a main circuit negative interface B2 for connecting to the negative electrode of the external load connector.
- the external load connector may be a connector for connecting the battery high voltage box to an external load, for example, the external load connector includes a quick-change connector or other connectors with the same or similar functions.
- the main circuit positive interface B1 may be an interface connected to the positive pole of the power supply/charging main circuit; the main circuit negative interface B2 may be an interface connected to the negative pole of the power supply/charging main circuit.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface for connecting to the positive pole of the external load connector and a main circuit negative interface for connecting to the negative pole of the external load connector. It can be connected to the external load through the main circuit positive interface and the main circuit negative interface, so that the external load can be pre-charged when the pre-charging circuit is turned on. It can be suitable for complete vehicles of different OEMs, thereby improving the compatibility of the battery high-voltage box.
- the controlled switch module 10 includes a main positive controlled switch module 101 and/or a main negative controlled switch module 102.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is respectively connected to the battery positive interface A1 and the main circuit positive interface B1.
- the main negative controlled switch module 102 is respectively connected to the battery negative interface A2 and the main circuit negative interface B2.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 can be a switch module that connects or disconnects the main circuit positive interface B1 and the battery positive interface A1 according to the control signal output by the control unit;
- the main negative controlled switch module 102 can be a switch module that connects or disconnects the main circuit negative interface B1 and the battery negative interface A1 according to the control signal output by the control unit.
- the controlled switch module 10 includes a main positive controlled switch module, and the vehicle end does not have pre-charging.
- the wake-up signal BMS is received to power on at low voltage.
- the BMS controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to be turned on, and the battery positive interface A1 is connected to the main circuit positive interface B1, so as to turn on the power transmission main circuit Z to pre-charge the external load at the vehicle end.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is closed, and the high voltage power supply to the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion instruction is fed back to the vehicle end.
- the controlled switch module 10 includes a main negative controlled switch module 20, and the vehicle end does not have pre-charging
- the wake-up signal BMS is received to power on at low voltage
- the BMS controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to be turned on, thereby connecting the battery negative interface A2 with the main circuit negative interface B2, so as to turn on the power transmission main circuit Z to pre-charge the external load at the vehicle end.
- the main negative controlled switch module 102 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected, the main negative controlled switch module 102 is closed, the high voltage power supply to the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion instruction is fed back to the vehicle end.
- FIG4 is a schematic diagram of the pre-charging circuit 20 being connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module 101.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are closed, the main circuit is turned on, the main circuit positive interface B1 and the main circuit negative interface B2 receive the electric energy input by the charging device, and transmit the electric energy to the battery positive interface A1 and the battery negative interface A2 through the main circuit to charge the battery pack;
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 and/or the main negative controlled switch module 102 are closed, the main circuit is turned on, the battery pack transmits electric energy through the battery positive interface A1 and the battery negative interface A2, and the electric energy transmitted by the battery pack is output to the main circuit positive interface B1 and the main circuit negative interface through the main circuit.
- Port B2 supplies power to the vehicle end; when the high voltage of the vehicle end is powered on, after receiving the high voltage command sent by the vehicle end, the main negative controlled switch module 102 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be turned on to pre-charge the vehicle end. After the pre-charging is successful, the main positive controlled switch module 101 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected. After the main positive controlled switch module 101 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are both closed, the high voltage of the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion command is fed back to the vehicle end; as another implementation method, refer to Figure 6, Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of the pre-charging circuit 20 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 in parallel. The situation in which the pre-charging circuit 20 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are connected in parallel is similar to the situation in which the pre-charging circuit 20 and the main positive controlled switch 101 are connected in parallel, and this embodiment will not be repeated here.
- the controlled switch modules in this embodiment include a main positive controlled switch module and/or a main negative controlled switch module.
- the main positive controlled switch module is respectively connected to the positive interface of the battery and the positive interface of the main circuit
- the main negative controlled switch module is respectively connected to the negative interface of the battery and the negative interface of the main circuit.
- the pre-charging loop 20 connected in parallel with the controlled switch module 10 includes the pre-charging loop 20 connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module 101 or the pre-charging loop 20 connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module 102 .
- the pre-charging circuit 20 and the main positive controlled switch module 101 are connected in parallel as an example.
- the process of the vehicle executing high-voltage power supply can be: receiving the wake-up signal BMS low-voltage power supply, after the BMS receives the high-voltage power supply instruction sent by the vehicle end, it controls the main negative controlled switch module 102 to close, and then controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to conduct for pre-charging the external load of the vehicle end.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is controlled to close, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected, the main positive controlled switch module 101 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are both closed, the high-voltage power supply of the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion instruction is fed back to the vehicle end; when the vehicle end is waiting to be pre-charged, the vehicle executes
- the process of supplying high voltage electricity can be: receiving the wake-up signal BMS low voltage power-on, after receiving the high voltage supply command sent by the whole vehicle end, BMS controls the main negative controlled switch module 102 to close, and then controls the pre-charging circuit 20 to be turned on to perform a false pre-charging action.
- the false pre-charging action can be that the pre-charging circuit 20 in the battery high voltage box is turned on, but because the whole vehicle end has its own pre-charging, the pre-charging circuit 20 will not pre-charge the external load after being turned on.
- the real pre-charging action is performed by the whole vehicle end.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is controlled to be closed, and then the pre-charging circuit 20 is controlled to be disconnected.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are both closed, the high voltage on the battery end is completed, and the power-on completion command is fed back to the whole vehicle end.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 includes a pre-charging switch module 201 and a pre-charging resistor R.
- the pre-charging switch module 201 and the pre-charging resistor R are connected in series and then connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module 101 , or the pre-charging switch module 201 and the pre-charging resistor R are connected in series and then connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module 102 .
- the pre-charging switch module 201 is used to connect the battery positive interface A1, the pre-charging resistor R and the main circuit positive interface B1 during the high voltage power supply process of the whole vehicle; or to connect the battery negative interface A2, the pre-charging resistor R and the main circuit negative interface B2 during the high voltage power supply process of the whole vehicle.
- the pre-filling switch module may be a switch module that connects or disconnects the pre-filling circuit according to a control signal output by the control unit.
- the first end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101, the second end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to the first end of the pre-charging resistor R, and the second end of the pre-charging resistor R is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module; as another implementation manner, the first end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102, the second end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to the first end of the pre-charging resistor R, and the second end of the pre-charging resistor R is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected in series with the pre-charging resistor R and then connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module 102 as an example for explanation.
- the BMS When the vehicle end is powered on at high voltage, the BMS is powered on at low voltage after receiving the wake-up signal. After the BMS receives the high voltage instruction sent by the vehicle end, it controls the main positive controlled switch module 101 to close, and then controls the pre-charging switch module 201 to close, so as to turn on the pre-charging circuit 20 for pre-charging the vehicle end. After the pre-charging is completed, the main negative controlled switch module 102 is controlled to close, and then the pre-charging switch module 201 is controlled to open. If both the main positive controlled switch module 101 and the main negative controlled switch module 102 are closed, the battery end completes the high voltage power supply, and the power-on completion instruction is fed back to the vehicle end.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module or the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main load controlled switch module.
- the main power transmission circuit can be turned on to pre-charge the external load, thereby improving the safety of high-voltage power-on on the vehicle end.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a charging interface for connecting to a charging socket.
- the charging socket may be a socket for charging the battery pack; the charging interface may be an interface for establishing a connection with the charging socket.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment also includes a charging interface for connecting to a charging socket, which can connect the charging circuit to charge the battery pack when the battery pack at the vehicle end needs to be supplemented with electric energy, thereby meeting temporary power needs.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a charging positive switch module 30 and a charging negative switch module 40, and the charging interface includes a charging positive interface C1 and a charging negative interface C2.
- the charging positive interface C1 is connected to the charging positive switch module 30, and the charging positive switch module 30 is connected to the battery positive interface A1.
- the charging negative interface C2 is connected to the charging negative switch module 40, and the charging negative switch module 40 is connected to the battery negative interface A2.
- the charging positive controlled module 30 is used to connect the charging positive interface C1 to the battery positive interface A1 during the process of charging the battery pack.
- the charging negative switch module 40 is used to connect the charging negative interface C2 to the battery negative interface A2 during the process of charging the battery pack.
- the charging positive interface C1 can be the positive electrode interface of the battery pack charging circuit;
- the charging negative interface C2 can be the negative electrode interface of the battery pack charging circuit;
- the charging positive switch module 30 can be a switch module that connects or disconnects the positive pole of the charging circuit according to the control signal output by the control unit;
- the charging negative switch module 40 can be a switch module that connects or disconnects the negative pole of the charging circuit according to the control signal output by the control unit.
- the charging positive switch module 30 is the charging positive relay K1
- the charging negative switch module 40 is the charging negative relay K2.
- the charging positive relay can be a relay set at the positive pole of the charging circuit; the charging negative relay can be a relay set at the negative pole of the charging circuit.
- relay K1 and relay K2 are closed, the charging circuit is turned on, and the external charging device inputs electrical energy through the charging positive interface C1 and the charging negative interface C2.
- the charging circuit transmits the electrical energy to the battery positive interface A1 and the battery negative interface A2 to charge the battery pack.
- a relay is set at the positive and negative poles of the charging circuit. After one of the relays fails and sticks, the charging circuit can be cut off by another relay, so that the charging interface is not energized, thereby improving the safety of vehicle charging.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module 101.
- the external charging device inputs electric energy through the charging positive interface C1 and the charging negative interface C2, the charging positive switch module 30 and the charging negative switch module 40 are closed, and the charging circuit is turned on to transmit the electric energy input by the external charging device to the battery pack to charge it;
- the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module 102, and the charging process is similar to the above-mentioned charging process, and this embodiment will not be repeated here.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a charging positive switch module and a charging negative switch module, and the charging interface includes a charging positive interface and a charging negative interface.
- the charging positive interface is connected to the charging positive switch module
- the charging positive switch module is connected to the battery positive interface
- the charging negative interface is connected to the charging negative switch module
- the charging negative switch module is connected to the battery negative interface.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a manual maintenance switch MSD, a first end of the manual maintenance switch MSD is connected to the battery positive interface A1 , and a second end of the manual maintenance switch MSD is connected to a first end of the charging positive switch module 30 .
- the manual maintenance switch may be a high voltage connector with a fuse.
- the manual maintenance switch MSD when performing vehicle maintenance, can be disconnected to cut off the main circuit and the charging circuit, ensuring that the main circuit interface and the charging interface are not energized; specifically, the manual maintenance switch can be set on the main circuit.
- the circuit In the event of a charging failure and/or a power-on failure of the entire vehicle, the circuit can be cut off by the manual maintenance switch, thereby cutting off the external high voltage of the battery system, making it easier for personnel to maintain the vehicle.
- the pre-charging switch module 201 is a pre-charging relay K3.
- the pre-charging relay may be a relay provided in a pre-charging circuit. Referring to FIG8 , when the external load is pre-charged, the pre-charging relay K3 is closed, and the pre-charging circuit 20 is turned on to pre-charge the vehicle end. After the pre-charging is completed, the pre-charging relay K3 is disconnected, and the pre-charging circuit 20 is cut off.
- the main positive controlled switch module 101 is the main positive relay K4, and the main negative controlled switch module 102 is the main negative relay K5.
- the main positive relay can be a relay set at the positive pole of the main circuit; the main negative relay can be a relay set at the negative pole of the main circuit.
- the main circuit positive interface B1 and the main circuit negative interface B2 output electric energy for the whole vehicle. Power supply at the vehicle end; during the process of high-voltage power-on of the whole vehicle, the BMS low-voltage power-on is received after receiving the wake-up signal.
- the main negative relay K5 is closed after receiving the control command
- the pre-charging relay K3 is closed after receiving the control command to pre-charge the whole vehicle end.
- the main positive relay K4 is closed after receiving the control command, and the pre-charging relay K3 is disconnected after receiving the control command.
- This embodiment sets a relay at the positive and negative poles of the main circuit. After one of the relays fails and sticks, the main circuit can be cut off by another relay, so that the main circuit interface is not energized, thereby improving the safety of vehicle power supply.
- the main negative relay K5 can be disconnected normally to ensure that the main circuit interface is not powered; if the main negative relay K5 fails and sticks, the main positive relay K4 can be disconnected normally to ensure that the main circuit interface is not powered.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a first low voltage interface D1, a second low voltage interface D2, a battery module management unit BMU,
- the high-voltage battery system HVB and the current sensor the first low-voltage interface D1 is connected to the monitor set on the battery cell in the battery pack
- the battery module management unit BMU receives the battery monitoring information sent by the monitor through the first low-voltage interface D1, and transmits the battery monitoring information to the second low-voltage interface D2, and the current sensor is used to monitor the loop current to prevent the loop from overcurrent.
- FIG. 10 is a simplified schematic diagram of the architecture without pre-charging at the vehicle end.
- the main negative relay K5 at the battery end is closed, the main positive relay at the vehicle end is closed, and then the pre-charging relay K3 at the battery end is closed to pre-charge the X capacitor at the vehicle end.
- the main positive relay K4 at the battery end is closed, and then the pre-charging relay K3 is disconnected to complete the pre-charging.
- FIG. 11 is a simplified schematic diagram of the architecture with pre-charging at the vehicle end.
- the main negative relay K5 at the battery end is closed, and the pre-charging relay K3 is closed to perform a false pre-charging action.
- the main positive relay K4 is closed, and then the pre-charging relay at the vehicle end is closed to pre-charge the X capacitor.
- the main positive relay at the vehicle end is closed, and then the pre-charging relay at the vehicle end is disconnected.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment also includes a manual maintenance switch, a first end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the battery positive interface, and a second end of the manual maintenance switch is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module and the first end of the charging controlled switch module.
- the power supply of the high-voltage system can be disconnected through the manual maintenance switch, thereby improving the safety of the vehicle.
- the battery high voltage box also includes a main circuit positive interface B1 and a main circuit negative interface B2.
- the main circuit positive interface B1 is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector.
- the main circuit negative interface B2 is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector.
- the controlled switch module 10 includes a main positive controlled switch module 101. The first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101 is connected to the battery positive interface A1, and the second end of the main positive controlled switch module 101 is connected to the main circuit positive interface B1.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface
- the controlled switch module includes a main positive controlled switch module.
- the first end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the battery positive interface
- the second end of the main positive controlled switch module is connected to the main circuit positive interface. It can pre-charge the external load when the pre-charging circuit is turned on, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, and achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the pre-charging loop 20 is set in the main positive loop in the main power transmission loop, the first end of the pre-charging loop 20 is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101, and the second end of the pre-charging loop 20 is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module 101.
- the first end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module.
- the external load can be pre-charged when the pre-charging is turned on, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, thereby achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the battery high voltage box also includes a main circuit positive connection B1 port and a main circuit negative interface B2.
- the main circuit positive interface B1 is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector
- the main circuit negative interface B2 is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector.
- the controlled switch module 10 includes a main negative controlled switch module 102. The first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102 is connected to the battery negative interface A2, and the second end of the main negative controlled switch module 102 is connected to the main circuit negative interface B2.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a main circuit positive interface and a main circuit negative interface, and the controlled switch module includes a main negative controlled switch module.
- the main negative controlled switch module is arranged in the main negative circuit, and can pre-charge the external load through the pre-charging circuit in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module in the battery high-voltage box, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, thereby achieving compatibility with vehicles from different OEMs.
- the pre-charging loop 20 is arranged in the main negative loop in the main power transmission loop, the first end of the pre-charging loop 20 is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102, and the second end of the pre-charging loop 20 is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module 102.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is arranged in the main negative circuit, and the pre-charging circuit is connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module.
- the external load can be pre-charged through the pre-charging circuit in the battery high-voltage box which is connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module, thereby matching the vehicle end with and without the pre-charging circuit, and realizing compatibility with vehicles of different OEMs.
- the battery high voltage box also includes a main circuit positive interface B1 and a main circuit negative interface B2, and the controlled switch module 10 includes a main positive controlled switch module 101 and a main negative controlled switch module 102.
- the main circuit positive interface B1 is used to connect to the positive pole of the external load connector
- the main circuit negative interface B2 is used to connect to the negative pole of the external load connector.
- the first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101 is connected to the battery positive interface A1, and the second end of the main positive controlled switch module 101 is connected to the main circuit positive interface B1.
- the first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102 is connected to the battery negative interface A2, and the second end of the main negative controlled switch module 102 is connected to the main circuit negative interface B2.
- the battery high-voltage box in this embodiment includes a battery positive interface, a main circuit positive interface, a battery negative interface, a main circuit negative interface and a pre-charging circuit.
- the controlled switch module includes a main positive controlled switch module and a main negative controlled switch module.
- the pre-charging circuit is used to conduct the main transmission circuit to pre-charge the vehicle end during the high-voltage power-on process at the vehicle end; the external load is pre-charged through the pre-charging circuit of the battery high-voltage box, which solves the problem in the prior art that some host manufacturers' vehicles are equipped with pre-charging circuits, while some host manufacturers' vehicles are not equipped with pre-charging circuits, resulting in inconsistent requirements for battery pack types, resulting in the same type of battery packs being unable to be suitable for vehicles of different host manufacturers.
- the technical problem is achieved that compatibility with vehicles of different host manufacturers is achieved.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 is arranged in the main positive circuit in the main power transmission circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected to the first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected to the second end of the main positive controlled switch module 101; or the pre-charging circuit 20 is arranged in the main negative circuit in the main power transmission circuit, the first end of the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected to the first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102, and the second end of the pre-charging circuit 20 is connected to the second end of the main negative controlled switch module 102.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 is used to connect the battery positive interface A1 with the main circuit positive interface B1 during the process of high-voltage power supply to the whole vehicle, and connect the battery negative interface A2 with the main circuit negative interface B2 through the main negative controlled switch module 102, so as to turn on the power transmission main circuit Z for pre-charging of the whole vehicle; or, connect the battery negative interface A2 with the main circuit negative interface B2 during the process of high-voltage power supply to the whole vehicle, and connect the battery negative interface A2 with the main circuit negative interface B2 through the main negative controlled switch 102, so as to turn on the power transmission main circuit Z for pre-charging of the whole vehicle.
- the pre-charging circuit in this embodiment is set in the main positive circuit in the main power transmission circuit, or is set in the main negative circuit in the main power transmission circuit, and can pre-charge the external load when the pre-charging circuit is turned on, thereby improving the safety of powering on the external load.
- the pre-charging circuit 20 includes a pre-charging switch module 201 and a pre-charging resistor R.
- a first end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to a first end of the main positive controlled switch module 101, a second end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to a first end of the pre-charging resistor R, and a second end of the pre-charging resistor R is connected to a second end of the main positive controlled switch module 101, or a first end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to a first end of the main negative controlled switch module 102, a second end of the pre-charging switch module 201 is connected to a first end of the pre-charging resistor R, and a second end of the pre-charging resistor R is connected to a second end of the main negative controlled switch module 102.
- the pre-charging circuit includes a pre-charging switch module and a pre-charging resistor.
- the pre-charging switch module and the pre-charging resistor are connected in series and connected in parallel with the main positive controlled switch module, or the pre-charging switch module and the pre-charging resistor are connected in series and connected in parallel with the main negative controlled switch module.
- the main power transmission circuit can be turned on to pre-charge the external load, thereby improving the safety of high-voltage power-on at the vehicle end.
- the battery high voltage box further includes a charging positive switch module 30 and a charging negative switch module 40, and the charging interface includes a charging positive interface C1 and a charging negative interface C2.
- the first end of the charging positive switch module 30 is connected to the battery positive interface A1, and the second end of the charging positive switch module 30 is connected to the charging positive interface C1.
- the first end of the charging negative switch module 40 is connected to the battery negative interface A2, and the second end of the charging negative switch module 40 is connected to the charging negative interface C2.
- the charging positive switch module 30 is used to connect the charging positive interface C1 with the battery positive interface A1 during charging of the battery pack.
- the charging negative switch module 40 is used to connect the charging positive interface C1 with the battery positive interface A1 during charging of the battery pack.
- the charging negative interface C2 is connected to the battery negative interface A2.
- the battery high-voltage box includes a positive charging interface, a negative charging interface, a positive charging switch module and a negative charging switch module.
- the positive charging interface is connected to the positive charging switch module
- the positive charging switch module is connected to the positive battery interface
- the negative charging interface is connected to the negative charging switch module
- the negative charging switch module is connected to the negative battery interface.
- An embodiment of the present application further provides a battery pack, which includes the battery high voltage box as described above.
- the battery pack further includes a battery pack 50 and an external load connector 60
- the positive pole of the battery pack 50 is connected to the battery positive interface A1
- the negative pole of the battery pack 50 is connected to the battery negative interface A2.
- the positive pole of the external load connector 60 is connected to the main circuit positive interface B1
- the negative pole of the external load connector 60 is connected to the main circuit negative interface B2.
- the battery pack may be a battery pack obtained by connecting a plurality of battery cells in series or in parallel.
- the external load connector may be a dedicated connector for realizing electrical quick connection and separation between the vehicle and the battery pack.
- the positive pole of the battery pack 50 is connected to the battery positive interface A1 on the battery high-voltage box
- the negative pole of the battery pack 50 is connected to the battery negative interface A2 on the battery high-voltage box
- the positive pole of the external load connector 60 is connected to the main circuit positive interface B1 on the battery high-voltage box
- the negative pole of the external load connector 60 is connected to the main circuit negative interface B2 on the battery high-voltage box
- the external load connector 60 when the battery pack is at the vehicle end, the external load connector 60 is used as a discharge interface to supply power to the vehicle end
- the external load connector 60 is used as a charging interface to charge the battery pack, that is, the external load connector 60 can be used as both a charging interface and a discharge interface.
- the number of external load connectors 60 can be configured according to the overcurrent requirement. If the overcurrent requirement is high, multiple external load connectors can be configured.
- the battery pack in this embodiment includes a battery pack and an external load connector.
- the positive pole of the battery pack is connected to the positive interface of the battery
- the negative pole of the battery pack is connected to the negative interface of the battery
- the positive pole of the external load connector is connected to the positive interface of the main circuit
- the negative pole of the external load connector is connected to the negative interface of the main circuit.
- the external load connector is used to supply power to the external load when the battery pack is at the vehicle end; when the battery pack is at the battery swap station, the electric energy input from the battery swap station is transmitted to charge the battery pack;
- the external load connector can be used as both a discharge interface and a charging interface, realizing the same charging and discharging interface, and reducing the hardware cost of the battery pack.
- the battery pack further includes a charging socket 70 .
- the positive electrode of the charging socket 70 is connected to the positive charging interface C1
- the negative electrode of the charging socket 70 is connected to the negative charging interface C2 .
- the charging socket 70 is used to transmit the electric energy input by the charging gun to charge the battery pack 80 .
- the charging socket may be a socket connected to an external charging device.
- the battery pack includes a charging socket 70, the positive pole of the charging socket 70 is connected to the charging positive interface C1 on the battery high-voltage box, and the negative pole of the charging socket 70 is connected to the charging negative interface C2 on the battery high-voltage box; when charging the battery pack, the charging gun is connected to the charging socket, and the electrical energy is transmitted to the battery positive interface A1 and the battery negative interface A2 through the charging circuit to charge the battery pack.
- the charging socket is integrated on the battery pack.
- the vehicle needs temporary power replenishment, it can be charged through the charging socket.
- the number of charging sockets can be configured according to the charging time requirement. If the charging time requirement is short, multiple charging sockets can be configured to increase the charging speed.
- the battery pack also includes a charging socket, the positive pole of the charging socket is connected to the positive charging interface, and the negative pole of the charging socket is connected to the negative charging interface.
- the charging socket is arranged on the shell of the battery pack, and there is no need to establish a connection with the base of the vehicle end through a separate external load connector, thereby reducing the number of external load connectors used and reducing hardware costs.
- the battery pack further comprises a housing, and the battery high voltage box is disposed in the housing.
- the external load connector 60 and the charging socket 70 are disposed on the housing.
- the battery high voltage box is disposed in a housing of the battery pack, and the external load connector 60 and the charging socket 70 are disposed on the housing.
- FIG14 is a schematic diagram of establishing a connection between the battery pack and the vehicle end through the vehicle-mounted base
- the battery pack 50 includes a plurality of electrical boxes, each of which is provided with a monitor CSC, the CSC of each electrical box is connected to the first low-voltage interface D1, the positive electrode of each electrical box is connected to the battery positive interface A1, the negative electrode of each electrical box is connected to the battery negative interface A2, the main circuit positive interface B1 is connected to the positive electrode of the external load connector 60, the main circuit negative interface B2 is connected to the negative electrode of the external load connector 60, and the second low-voltage interface D2 is connected to the external load connector after being connected to the BMU.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of the battery pack being connected to the battery swap station charger through the battery swap station base, the external load connector is connected to the battery swap station charger through the battery swap station base, and the battery swap station charger charges the battery pack through the external load connector.
- the external load connector and the charging socket are arranged on the housing, which can reduce the number of external load connectors used and reduce the hardware cost.
- the present application also proposes a vehicle, which includes a battery pack as described above.
- the specific structure of the battery pack refers to the above embodiment. Since the vehicle adopts all the technical solutions of all the above embodiments, it at least has all the beneficial effects brought by the technical solutions of the above embodiments, which will not be described one by one here.
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- 一种电池高压盒,用于连接所述电池与外部负载,其中,所述电池高压盒包括电池正接口、电池负接口、输电主回路、受控开关模块和预充回路;所述输电主回路分别与所述电池正接口以及所述电池负接口连接,所述受控开关模块设置在所述输电主回路上,所述预充回路与所述受控开关模块并联;所述预充回路,用于在导通的情况下对所述外部负载进行预充。
- 如权利要求1所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括用于与外部负载连接器的正极连接的主回路正接口和用于与所述外部负载连接器的负极连接的主回路负接口。
- 如权利要求2所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述受控开关模块包括主正受控开关模块和/或主负受控开关模块,所述主正受控开关模块分别与所述电池正接口以及所述主回路正接口连接,所述主负受控开关模块分别与所述电池负接口以及所述主回路负接口连接。
- 如权利要求3所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述预充回路与所述受控开关模块并联包括所述预充回路与所述主正受控开关模块并联或所述预充回路与所述主正受控开关模块并联。
- 如权利要求1-4任一项所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括用于与充电插座连接的充电接口。
- 如权利要求5所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括充电正开关模块和充电负开关模块,所述充电接口包括充电正接口和充电负接口;所述充电正接口与所述充电正开关模块连接,所述充电正开关模块与所述电池正接口连接,所述充电负接口与所述充电负开关模块连接,所述充电负开关模块与所述电池负接口连接;所述充电正开关模块,用于在为电池组充电的过程中,将所述充电正接口与所述电池正接口连通;所述充电负开关模块,用于在为所述电池组充电的过程中,将所述充电负接口与所述电池负接口连通。
- 如权利要求6所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括手动维修开关,所述手动维修开关的第一端与所述电池正接口连接,所述手动维修开关的第二端与所述充电正开关模块的第一端连接。
- 如权利要求1所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括主回路正接口和主回路负接口,所述主回路正接口用于与外部负载连接器的正极连接,所述主回路负接口用于与外部负载连接器的负极连接,所述受控开关模块包括主正受控开关模块;所述主正受控开关模块的第一端与所述电池正接口连接,所述主正受控开关模块的第二端与所述主回路正接口连接。
- 如权利要求8所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述预充回路设置在所述输电主回路中的主正回路,所述预充回路的第一端与所述主正受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充回路的第二端与所述主正受控开关模块的第二端连接。
- 如权利要求1所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括主回路正接口和主回路负接口,所述主回路正接口用于与外部负载连接器的正极连接,所述主回路负接口用于与外部负载连接器的负极连接,所述受控开关模块包括主负受控开关模块;所述主负受控开关模块的第一端与所述电池负接口连接,所述主负受控开关模块的第二端与所述主回路负接口连接。
- 如权利要求10所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述预充回路设置在所述输电主回路中的主负回路,所述预充回路的第一端与所述主负受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充回路的第二端与所述主负受控开关模块的第二端连接。
- 如权利要求1所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括主回路正接口、主回路负接口,所述受控开关模块包括主正受控开关模块和主负受控开关模块,所述主回路正接口用于与外部负载连接器的正极连接,所述主回路负接口用于与外部负载连接器的负极连接;所述主正受控开关模块的第一端与所述电池正接口连接,所述主正受控开关模块的第二端与所述主回路正接口连接,所述主负受控开关模块的第一端与所述电池负接口连接,所述主负受控开关模块的第二端与所述主回路负接口连接。
- 如权利要求12所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述预充回路设置在所述输电主回路中的主正回路,所述预充回路的第一端与所述主正受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充回路的第二端与所述主正受控开关模块的第二端连接,或所述预充回路设置在所述输电主回路中的主负回路,所述预充回路的第一端与所述主负受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充回路的第二端与所述主负受控开关模块的第二端连接。
- 如权利要求3所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述预充回路包括预充开关模块和预充电阻;所述预充开关模块的第一端与所述主正受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充开关模块的第二端与所述预充电阻的第一端连接,所述预充电阻的第二端与所述主正受控开关模块的第二端连接,或所述预充开关模块的第一端与所述主负受控开关模块的第一端连接,所述预充开关模块的第二端与所述预充电阻的第一端连接,所述预充电阻的第二端与所述主负受控开关模块的第二端连接。
- 如权利要求5所述的电池高压盒,其中,所述电池高压盒还包括充电正开关模块和充电负开关模块,所述充电接口包括充电正接口和充电负接口;所述充电正开关模块的第一端与所述电池正接口连接,所述充电正开关模块的第二端与所述充电正接口连接,所述充电负开关模块的第一端与所述电池负接口连接,所述充电负开关模块的第二端与所述充电负接口连接;所述充电正开关模块,用于在为电池组充电的过程中,连通所述充电正接口与所述电池正接口;所述充电负开关模块,用于在为电池组充电的过程中,连通所述充电负接口与所述电池负接口。
- 一种电池包,其中,所述电池包包括如权利要求1-15任一项所述的电池高压盒。
- 如权利要求16所述的电池包,其中,所述电池包还包括电池组和外部负载连接器;所述电池组的正极与电池正接口连接,所述电池组的负极与电池负接口连接,所述外部负载连接器的正极与主回路正接口连接,所述外部负载连接器的负极与主回路负接口连接;所述外部负载连接器,用于在所述电池包在整车端的情况下,向外部负载供电;以及还用于在所述电池包在换电站的情况下,传输所述换电站输入的电能为所述电池组充电。
- 如权利要求17所述的电池包,其中,所述电池包还包括充电插座,所述充电插座的正极与充电正接口连接,所述充电插座的负极与充电负接口连接;所述充电插座,用于传输充电枪输入的电能为所述电池组充电。
- 如权利要求18所述的电池包,其中,所述电池包还包括壳体,所述电池高压盒设于所述壳体内; 所述外部负载连接器和充电插座均设于所述壳体上。
- 一种车辆,其中,所述车辆包括如权利要求16-19任一项所述的电池包。
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