Low-temperature oscillation charging control circuit and method for storage battery pack
A charging control method and battery pack technology, which are applied in battery circuit devices, battery charging management, safety/protection battery circuits, etc., can solve problems such as the oscillation circuit cannot provide continuous resonance current and cannot meet the requirements of low-temperature charging, etc. Achieve the effect of reducing equivalent internal resistance and increasing temperature
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[0027] Such as figure 1 As shown, the battery pack low-temperature oscillation charging control circuit of the present invention connects a separately excited oscillation circuit between the charger and the battery pack. The oscillating circuit is an inductor L connected in series at the positive output terminal of the charger 1 , inductance L 2 and capacitance C 1 Connected to the positive terminal used to connect the battery pack, at the capacitor C 1 There is a switch K connected in parallel at both ends of the charger; the negative output terminal of the charger is divided into two routes, and one route passes through the anti-parallel switching device V and diode D 1 After connected to the series inductor L 1 with inductance L 2 On the connecting node between them, the other is connected to the negative terminal for connecting the battery pack, and the control pole of the switching device V is connected to the switch control circuit through the driving circuit.
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Embodiment 2
[0037] Such as Figure 5 As shown, the control circuit structure of this embodiment is the same as that of Embodiment 1 (see figure 1 ) are basically the same, the difference is that the inductance L is added at the front end of the oscillation circuit 0 and capacitance C 0 composed of low-pass filters. This is due to the inductance L 1 current i in 1 large fluctuations (see Figure 4 (b)), may affect the stable operation of the charger, adding the inductance L 0 and capacitance C 0 After forming a second-order low-pass filter, the inductance L can be effectively reduced 1 Medium current i 1 The impact of fluctuations on the charger makes the charger output a stable DC current. The added low-pass filter composed of inductors and capacitors can be one group or several groups connected in series; it can be a second-order low-pass filter composed of inductors and capacitors, or other forms of low-pass filtering device.
[0038] The oscillation working process of this e...
Embodiment 3
[0040] Such as Image 6 As shown, this embodiment gives an example of the structure of a low-temperature oscillation charging control circuit that uses a single-chip microcomputer to form a switch control circuit. In this embodiment, the integrated circuit chip PIC12F675 is used as the main body of the pulse width modulation circuit to replace the function of the 555 timer described in Embodiment 1. In addition, by detecting the charging and discharging current of the battery pack, automatic switching between oscillation and charging can be realized; by detecting the temperature of the battery pack, automatic switching between oscillation and charging can also be realized.
[0041] If the oscillating circuit needs to achieve intelligent control at the same time, or use the resources of the charger to realize the intelligent control of the entire charging system, only a few detection components need to be added to the hardware part, such as a temperature sensor for detecting th...
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