Intelligent charging system
A technology of intelligent charging and charger, which is applied in current collectors, circuit certification, electric vehicles, etc., can solve problems such as inability to use, user loss, and theft of charging equipment, so as to avoid economic losses, potential market promotion value, and considerable practical value Effect
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[0034] Embodiment 1: as figure 1 , 2、As shown in 3, connect two infrared photoelectric sensors G1, G2 (MOCH22A, LA-H42B6) to the jack of the socket. When the plug is inserted, the infrared propagation path is cut off by the plug, and the infrared receivers B1 and B2 cannot receive it. The signals sent by the infrared emitters L1 and L2 are in a high resistance state, and the triodes Q1 (S8050) and Q2 (S8050) (comprising a Darlington tube) are in an off state. In this way, pins 1 and 2 of the integrated block CD4011 of the NAND gate is low level, pin 3 outputs high level, and the output current of pin 3 passes through resistors R5 and C1 to make the triode Q5 (D669) and Q6 (D669) conduct current from the collector to the emitter, and the electromagnetic relay KA2 is attracted. The 220V AC is connected to the output terminal of the socket and the 12V DC power supply 2 through the K2 and K3 keys of the electromagnetic relay KA2 (SONGLE SRE-12DC-SL-2C). Since the bases of the tra...
Embodiment 2
[0037] Embodiment 2: as figure 2 , 4 As shown, the double flash circuit in embodiment 1 is made up of ceramic capacitor C2 (104Pf, 1000V), resistor R10 (20KΩ), adjustable rheostat R11 (50K), electrolytic capacitor C6 (470μf), and integrated block NE555. When the pulse generated by the basic circuit is replaced, the embodiment 2 can be obtained; the 3-pin output pulse signal of NE555 is amplified by the triode Q11 and Q12 to make the electromagnetic relay KA5 pull in, K5 conducts, and the wireless signal transmitter sends a conduction to the socket signal; adjusting the size of the variable resistor R11 can adjust the frequency of the pulse signal.
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