Abstract:
A power supply system for an electric vehicle includes a battery module (10), a first DC/DC converter (20), a second DC/DC converter (30), a first switch (K1), a second switch (K2) and a third switch (K3). The battery module (10) has a negative electrode (a), a first positive electrode (b) and a second positive electrode (c). The first DC/DC converter (20) has an input terminal (21) connected with the second positive electrode (c). The second DC/DC converter (30) has an input terminal (31) connected with the second positive electrode (c). The first switch (K1) is connected between the second positive electrode (c) and the first DC/DC converter (20). The second switch (K2) is connected between the second positive electrode (c) and the second DC/DC converter (30). The third switch (K3) is connected between the first positive electrode (b) and an output terminal (31) of the second DC/DC converter (30).
Abstract:
A DC/DC bidirectional converter comprises: a first transformer (Tl ) with a variable turn ratio, a second transformer (T2) with a variable turn ratio, a first switch (Kl), a second switch (K2), a high voltage control module (1) and a low voltage control module (2). The first switch (Kl) and the second switch (K2) are configured to switch on alternately to control the turn ratio of the first transformer (Tl) and the turn ratio of the second transformer (T2), in which a secondary coil of the first transformer (Tl) and a second coil of the second transformer (T2) are connected via the first switch (Kl) or the second switch (K2). The high voltage control module (1) is used for high voltage AC/DC conversion and the low voltage control module (2) is used for low voltage AC/DC conversion. The DC/DC bidirectional converter has advantages of small size, light weight and low cost.
Abstract:
A solar charger for charging a power battery is provided, comprising: a photo-sensitive unit configured to detect light intensity; a charging unit configured to receive a voltage transformed from solar energy and to boost the voltage for charging the power battery; a switch unit coupled between the charging unit and the power battery and configured to disconnect the charging unit from the power battery or connect the charging unit with the power battery; and a control unit coupled to each of the photo-sensitive unit, the switch unit, and the charging unit, and configured to switch on the charging unit and the switch unit when the light intensity is higher than a first predetermined value to charge the power battery.
Abstract:
A control system of a solar power supply for a vehicle is provided. The control system includes a solar battery pack and a control module. The solar battery is connected to an auxiliary power module, the control module, a DC/DC buck converter via a first switch, and connected to a DC/DC boost converter via a second switch. The DC/DC buck converter is connected to a low-voltage load, a starting battery and the control module. The DC/DC boost converter is connected to a high-voltage load, the control module, a power battery pack via a main contactor.
Abstract:
A solar charger (100) for charging a power battery is provided, which includes: a photo-sensitive unit (101) configured to detect light intensity; a charging unit (103) configured to receive a voltage transformed from solar energy and to boost the voltage so as to supply the voltage to the power battery; a switch unit (102) coupled between the charging unit (103) and the power battery, and configured to disconnect the power battery from the charging unit (103) or connect the power battery with the charging unit (103); and a control unit (104) coupled to the photo-sensitive unit (101), the charging unit (103) and the switch unit (102) respectively, and configured to switch on the charging unit (103) and the switch unit (102) when the light intensity is higher than a first predetermined value so as to charge the power battery. The solar charger (100) can be used for high-power devices such as electric buses and vehicles.
Abstract:
A control system and a method for powering a vehicle with solar energy. The control system comprises a solar battery unit (1); a buck DC/DC converter (2); a boost DC/DC converter (3); an auxiliary power module (4) electrically connected with the solar battery unit (1); a control module (5) electrically connected with the solar battery unit (1), the buck DC/DC converter (2), and the boost DC/DC converter (3); a starting battery (7) electrically connected with the buck DC/DC converter (2); a power battery pack (9) electrically connected with the boost DC/DC converter (3) via a main contactor (K5); a battery manager (10) electrically connected with the control module (5), the power battery pack (9), the starting battery (7) via a third switch (K3), and the auxiliary power module (4) via a fourth switch (K4); and a photosensitive sensor (11) connected with the control module (5). The control system and the method can maximally use the solar energy to supply power to the vehicle load or charge the power battery pack.
Abstract:
This application discloses an energy conversion apparatus, a power system, and a vehicle. The energy conversion apparatus includes: an inductor (12), where an end of the inductor is connected to an external charging port (2); a bridge arm converter (13), connected between an external battery (3) and the external charging port (2), where the bridge arm converter (13) includes a first phase bridge arm (131), a second phase bridge arm (132), and a third phase bridge arm (133) connected in parallel, and an other end of the inductor (12) is connected to the first phase bridge arm (131); a voltage transformation unit (14), where an input end of the voltage transformation unit is separately connected to the second phase bridge arm (132) and the third phase bridge arm (133); and a first bidirectional H-bridge (15), connected between an output end of the voltage transformation unit (14) and the external battery (3).
Abstract:
A vehicle-mounted power supply apparatus and a vehicle having same. The vehicle-mounted power supply apparatus (100) includes: a housing (110), a magnetic device (120), and a shielding component (130). A mounting position (111) is arranged in the housing (110). The magnetic device (120) is an integrated part and is arranged at the mounting position (111). The shielding component (130) is arranged in the housing (110), and the shielding component (130) surrounds a periphery of the mounting position (111).