This invention provides a flexible control method for a DC58.4V low-
voltage DC
power routing flexible
control system. Specifically, after the
system is powered on, the
bus current and
voltage are collected by a dedicated metering sampling sub-board, filtered, and processed by a metering
chip before being transmitted to the main control CPU. The HPLC carrier main module couples signals through the
bus and distributes them independently to each
branch via a
signal isolator. The HPLC slave module transmits equipment data back, achieving
bidirectional communication and full-domain monitoring. The main control CPU generates instructions, which are used to achieve orderly load startup via a snap-on expansion interface. The flexible control execution module collects
branch data and adjusts the conduction level of the MOSFETs via PWM to achieve flexible adjustment of photovoltaic and mains power, while simultaneously controlling the balanced charging and discharging of the
battery pack and initiating auxiliary charging when
energy storage and photovoltaic power are insufficient. This method achieves flexible
energy management across the entire DC58.4V
system, with stable and reliable communication.