Battery balancer using multi-winding transformer
A multi-winding transformer and battery equalization technology, which is applied to charge equalization circuits, multiple synchronous battery arrangements, battery circuit devices, etc., can solve the problems of leakage inductance energy waste, poor reliability, and increased voltage and current stress of switching devices, etc., to achieve The effect of reducing cost and volume, halving the quantity, and reducing design difficulty
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[0050] Embodiment 1: The transformer used for single-module equalization is to wind a coil with the same number of turns on a magnetic core. Every two batteries share one winding, and the direction of the same terminal is the same. Each battery uses a MOSFET switching device, using complementary and A switching signal with a duty cycle of 0.5 drives all MOSFETs.
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[0051] Embodiment 2: Module equalization includes multi-module equalization; multi-module equalization can achieve common equalization of multiple modules by adding an extra winding to the transformer and connecting the extra windings of different modules in parallel.
[0052] The windings of the transformer are shared between two adjacent units and the leakage inductance is used efficiently; all MOSFETs are driven by a pair of complementary control signals and energy can be transferred automatically from the higher voltage unit to the lower voltage unit without Use any sampling circuit; moreover, the number of batteries (odd number or even number, single module or multi-module) and the state of the battery string (charge and discharge state, idle state) will not affect the work of the equalizer, so it has wide applicability ; in short, the proposed equalizer is very suitable for long series battery packs.
[0053] like Figure 5 and Image 6 , showing the equalization resul...
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