Modularization integration electronic lock device and control method thereof

Abstract

The present invention discloses a modularization integration electronic lock device and a control method thereof, belonging to the electric vehicle technology field. The device comprises an electronic lock control module, the signal collection end of the electronic lock control module is connected with a CP signal end and a CC signal end at the charging socket of an electric vehicle, a charging cover control switch, an electronic lock manual control switch and the position signal feedback end of an electronic lock locking motor; the electronic lock control module is in communication connection with the body control module (BCM) and a battery management system (BMS) of the electric vehicle; and the control end of the electronic lock control module is connected with the forward locking control end of the electronic lock locking motor, the reverse unlocking control end of the electronic lock locking motor and a charging connection indication lamp and a LED charging indication lamp at the charging socket of the electric vehicle. In the condition without changing the original vehicle control topology structure, a plurality of control functions are integrated so as to bring the best user experiment for users.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of electric vehicles, in particular to a modularized integrated electronic lock device and a control method thereof. Background technique [0002] The depletion of global oil resources and the increasing severity of global environmental pollution are important factors restricting social and economic development, and the rise of various new energy vehicles is undoubtedly an effective measure to alleviate energy pressure and reduce environmental pollution. The new national standard for charging "GBT18487.1-2015_ Electric Vehicle Conductive Charging System Electric Vehicles and AC and DC Chargers (Stations)" and "GBT20234.2-2015_ Connecting Devices for Electric Vehicle Conductive Charging Part 2: AC Charging Interface" It is stipulated that an electronic lock device must be added to a charging cable with a charging current greater than 16A during AC charging to prevent the charging cable from being accidentally...

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Problems solved by technology

Because the national standard puts forward new requirements for the system solution, and the current electronic lock function on the market is relatively single, and the realization of the function generally depends on other controllers. This structure makes the interaction between electric vehicle charging and users relatively simple.

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