Abstract:
A charging system for a vehicle, a vehicle comprising the charging system, and a method for controlling charging a vehicle with the charging system are provided. The charging system comprises: a battery (1); a first charging branch (2) comprising a first rectifying unit (21) and a first charging interface (22), in which the battery (1) is connected with the first charging interface (22) via the first rectifying unit (21); a second charging branch (3) comprising a second rectifying unit (31) and a second charging interface (32), in which the battery (1) is connected with the second charging interface (32) via the second rectifying unit (31); and a control unit (4) connected with the first rectifying unit (21) and the second rectifying unit (31) respectively and configured to control the first charging branch (2) and the second charging branch (3) to charge the battery (1).
Abstract:
A power system for an electric vehicle, an electric vehicle and a motor controller for an electric vehicle are provided. The power system includes: a power battery (10); a charge-discharge socket (20); a three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30); a motor control switch (40); a charge-discharge control module (50) having a first terminal connected with an AC terminal of the three-level bidirectional DC-AC module (30) and a second terminal connected with the charge-discharge socket (20); and a control module (60) connected with a third terminal of the charge-discharge control module (50) and a third terminal of the motor control switch (40), and configured to control the charge-discharge control module (50) and the motor control switch (40) according to a current working mode of the power system.
Abstract:
An electric automobile charging system (100) and an electric automobile having same. The system comprises: a power battery (10); a first charging interface (INT1) and a second charging interface (INT2) connected to an external power source; a first charging control branch (401) connected between the power battery (10) and the first charging interface (INT1); a second charging control branch (402) connected between the power battery (10) and the second charging interface (INT2); and a controller (80) connected to the first charging interface (INT1) and the second charging interface (INT2). The charging system (100) is capable of performing large-power AC charging on an electric automobile with AC power grids for civil or industrial use, so that a user can charge the electric automobile efficiently and conveniently at any place anytime. Moreover, the charging system is applicable to batteries of a wide working voltage range.
Abstract:
Disclosed are an active discharge system for an electric vehicle and an electric vehicle comprising the system. The system comprises a power battery (10), a bus capacitor (CO), a charge-discharge socket (20), a two-way DC/DC module (30), a drive control switch (40), a two-way DC/AC module (50), a motor control switch (60), a charge-discharge control module (70), and a controller module (80). The controller module (80) is connected to the drive control switch (40), the motor control switch (60) and the charge-discharge control module (70), and the control module (80) is used for controlling the drive control switch (40), the motor control switch (60) and the charge-discharge control module (70) in accordance with the current operating mode of the active discharge system. The active discharge system can achieve high-power alternating-current (AC) charging to the electric vehicle using a civil or industrial AC power grid so that users can perform a quick charge at high efficiency, anytime and anywhere. In addition, suitable batteries have a wide range of operating voltages, thereby saving space and costs.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a carrier communication method based on electric automobile charging/discharging, comprising the following steps: S1: after being powered up and started, an electric automobile detecting whether a carrier signal from a peripheral device is received through an interface wire harness and whether the carrier signal is correct; S2: when detecting the carrier signal and detecting that the carrier signal is correct, the electric automobile receiving the carrier signal through the interface wire harness; and S3: the electric automobile performing coupling and filtering on the received carrier signal to convert the carrier signal into a standard carrier signal, and demodulating the standard carrier signal into a digital signal to obtain information of the peripheral device. The method, on the basis of not increasing the number of wire harness, may implement data transmission and sharing between an automobile and ECU modules of a peripheral device, and carrier communication with other signal lines as communication media at the same time, so as to avoid construction and investment of a new communication network, and reduce manufacturing cost and maintenance difficulty. Further disclosed are a carrier communication system and a carrier apparatus based on electric automobile charging/discharging.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a carrier communication method based on electric automobile charging/discharging, comprising the following steps: S1: after being powered up and started, an electric automobile detecting whether a carrier signal from a peripheral device is received through an interface wire harness and whether the carrier signal is correct; S2: when detecting the carrier signal and detecting that the carrier signal is correct, the electric automobile receiving the carrier signal through the interface wire harness; and S3: the electric automobile performing coupling and filtering on the received carrier signal to convert the carrier signal into a standard carrier signal, and demodulating the standard carrier signal into a digital signal to obtain information of the peripheral device. The method, on the basis of not increasing the number of wire harness, may implement data transmission and sharing between an automobile and ECU modules of a peripheral device, and carrier communication with other signal lines as communication media at the same time, so as to avoid construction and investment of a new communication network, and reduce manufacturing cost and maintenance difficulty. Further disclosed are a carrier communication system and a carrier apparatus based on electric automobile charging/discharging.
Abstract:
A charging system for an electric automobile and an electric automobile using the system. The charging system comprises: a power battery (10), a charging/discharging socket (20), a bidirectional DC/Dc module (30), a driving control switch (40), a bidirectional DC/AC module (50), a motor control switch (60), a charging/discharging control module (70), and a controller module (80). The controller module (80) is connected to the driving control switch (40), the motor control switch (60), and the charging/discharging control module (70). The controller module (80) is configured to control the driving control switch (40), the motor control switch (60) and the charging/discharging control module (70) according to a current work mode of the charging system. The charging system can implement high-power alternating current charging by using a civil or industrial alternating current grid, so that a user can efficiently, rapidly, and conveniently perform charging at any time and place, and the range of a work voltage of an applicable battery is wide, thereby saving the space and cost.
Abstract:
A charging system for a vehicle, a vehicle comprising the charging system, and a method for controlling charging a vehicle with the charging system are provided. The charging system comprises: a battery; a first charging branch comprising a first rectifying unit and a first charging interface, in which the battery is connected with the first charging interface via the first rectifying unit; a second charging branch comprising a second rectifying unit and a second charging interface, in which the battery is connected with the second charging interface via the second rectifying unit; and a control unit connected with the first rectifying unit and the second rectifying unit respectively and configured to control the first charging branch and the second charging branch to charge the battery.