Phase shift full-bridge charger
A phase-shifting full-bridge, charger technology, used in current collectors, electric vehicles, electrical components, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0016] combine figure 1 , through the analysis and discussion of the working principle of the phase-shifted full-bridge circuit, it can be seen that it is impossible to ensure that the system is a voltage-stabilizing system only by using an open-loop system, because any slight disturbance may make the The system deviates from the original working point, which is the result we don't want to see. Therefore, in order to ensure the normal operation of the system, we need to provide corresponding and very strict control signals to control and adjust the driving signals generated by the driver, so that the power switch in the circuit can safely and reliably comply with our requirements for output voltage The corresponding phase shift angle. The circuit capable of generating such a control signal is the control circuit in the phase-shifted full-bridge converter circuit. Usually control circuits include sampling, comparison, reference source, oscillator, pulse width modulator (PW...
Embodiment 2
[0018] combine figure 2 , is the software flowchart of the charger based on the phase-shifted full bridge. At the beginning of the program, the system is initialized first, including clock configuration, I / O port configuration, interrupt priority management configuration, watchdog setting, timer configuration, and ADC setting. After that, AD samples and makes logical judgment. For a battery to be charged, the sampling voltage is lower than the set value at the beginning of charging, which is constant current charging. In the later stage of charging, when the sampling voltage is higher than the set value, it is constant voltage charging. If the voltage sensor detects that the voltage is abnormal, the controller turns off all the switch tubes.
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